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“Habit, torpor, and the pervasive desire of employees not to risk their careers and pensions by making the wrong decision: these are the main ingredients in the mixture that gives international law its great binding strength.” — Vaughan Lowe
Habit, torpor, and the pervasive desire of employees not to risk their careers and pensions by making the wrong decision: these are the main ingredients in the mixture that gives international law its great binding strength.