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This selection of UK materials on international law is made from published sources. It does not purport to include everything that could be of interest to an international lawyer but it is not wholly restricted to materials that could be called “state practice” in the strictest sense: some context is provided. We have to make very considerable exclusions of material that we know would be of interest to some international lawyers. We bear in mind first, the need to avoid the purely ephemeral, and second, to exclude materials that are concerned mainly with the UK’s implementation of the international law of co-operation, particularly at the general level. We are very sparing with matters of EU law, though we report some EU positions on questions of international law with which the UK is associated. There is only limited material on UK treaties because the texts and explanatory memoranda are available on the web:
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