The challenges of the law of war

War, for all its horrors and destruction, is an unfortunate part of human history. Over time, however, efforts have been made to regulate armed conflict through a set of rules and principles. The law of war, or international humanitarian law (IHL), was born out of the need to limit human suffering and protect those who do not take a direct part in hostilities.This book analyzes the major challenges facing the law of war, particularly at a time when modern conflicts are becoming increasingly complex.This book offers an in-depth analysis of the challenges facing the law of war, covering the historical, legal, ethical and practical aspects of this constantly evolving field.This study will appeal to students, teachers, managers and all those with a passion for military history. The book was written in English by Professors Martin and Besson de Vezac.Marie-Pierre BESSON DE VEZAC translated it into French.