Abstract
In looking for a textbook to use for educational purposes, the teacher in international law has a number of excellent alternatives to choose from. This review essay looks at two recent contributions: Jan Klabbers' "International Law", published by Cambridge University Press in 2013, and the eighth edition of Ian Brownlie´s "Principles of Public International Law" from 2012 written by James Crawford, from the perspective of teachers and students of international law.
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