This book is a welcome development in law and literary studies, or law and humanities scholarship more broadly ... Warren makes a persuasive case for literature's formative role in the development of international law ... illuminating.
Christopher N. Warren is an Assistant Professor of English at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, where he teaches courses on law, literature, and the humanities. Warren's scholarship has appeared in English Literary Renaissance, The Seventeenth Century, and the European Journal of International Law. Prior to Carnegie Mellon, Warren trained at the University of Oxford before a receiving a Harper-Schmidt fellowship
in the University of Chicago's Society of Fellows.