Nowadays, in the overview of international law [1] it is quite interesting to talk about non-state actors. But why have non-state actors achieved the attention of a relevant part of the academic world, and a spot in the international policy?
Nowadays, in the overview of international law [1] it is quite interesting to talk about non-state actors. But why have non-state actors achieved the attention of a relevant part of the academic world, and a spot in the international policy?