Ukraine, Nuclear Weapons, and the Future of International Law

Authors

Nicholas Rostow, Yale Law School

Number

4

Abstract

Russian president Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has confronted the international community with fateful questions: whether the minimum world public order constructed after World War II is to survive, whether nuclear powers are free to commit aggression, and whether any state that is not an ally of a nuclear power is fair game for attack.

Recommended Citation

Rostow, Nicholas (2023) "Ukraine, Nuclear Weapons, and the Future of International Law," Naval War College Review: Vol. 76: No. 3, Article 4.
Available at: https://digital-commons.usnwc.edu/nwc-review/vol76/iss3/4