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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data ISBN: (cid:28)(cid:26)(cid:27)(cid:16)(cid:20)(cid:16)(cid:25)(cid:27)(cid:24)(cid:19)(cid:26)(cid:16)(cid:22)(cid:22)(cid:19)(cid:16)(cid:24)(cid:3)(cid:11)(cid:72)(cid:16)(cid:69)(cid:82)(cid:82)(cid:78)(cid:12) Published by Nova Science Publishers, Inc. † New York To the valiant visions of my noble father and mother CONTENTS Preface xiii About the Book xvii Chapter 1 Searching Wisdom in the System of International Law 1 1.1. Civilization towards Wisdom 1 1.2. Primary Definition of the Population of Wisdom 2 1.3. Philosophical Conversation with Wisdom 4 1.4. Leadership of Mind Free of Personal Will 7 1.5. Description of Terms 10 1.6. En Route to the Population of Wisdom 12 1.7. Wisdom of Political Criminality 13 1.8. Replacing Ammunition with the Words of Wisdom 14 1.9. Understandings of Wisdom 15 1.10. The Truth of the Population of Wisdom 17 1.11. Unwise Wisdom of Justice 19 1.12. Inhumanity with the Cover of Humanists 20 Chapter 2 Perception of The Reality of Wisdom in International Law 23 2.1. Intended Goals of the Population of Wisdom 23 2.2. Nonsensical Character of the State 28 2.3. Modifying our Mistakes 29 2.4. Security Council without Wisdom 31 2.5. Dominating Wisdom 33 viii Contents 2.6. Domination of Legal Disciplines 34 2.7. Unwise Norms against Religions 36 2.8. Implication of Wisdom 36 2.9. Wise or Unwise Rules 38 2.10. Politics Monopolizing Wisdom 39 2.11. Wisdom as a Masterpiece of Philosophical Art 41 2.12. Honesty Implying Wisdom 43 2.13. Unwise Use of Security Council Power 45 Chapter 3 Contesting Values of Wisdom in International Law 49 3.1. Values of True Moral Wisdom 49 3.2. Serious Unwise Perpetrators 51 3.3. Wisdom of Love 53 3.4. Judging Truthfully with Wisdom 55 3.5. Domination of Wisdom on the Seas 56 3.6. Phenomenon Wisdom 57 3.7. Wisdom against Monopolizations 58 3.8. Wisdom Identifying Complicity 60 3.9. Arrow of Wisdom and not Folly 61 3.10. Unwise Industry of Weapons 63 3.11. Wisdom of Governments 67 3.12. Propaganda of Wisdom 68 3.13. Wedding of Democratic States 70 3.14. Violating the Notion of Wisdom 71 3.15. Unwise Provisions of International Law 72 3.16. Dominating the Definition of Wisdom 75 3.17. Prevention of the Population of Wisdom 76 3.18. Wisdom without Wisdom 77 Chapter 4 Struggles for the Internationalisation of Wisdom 79 4.1. The Road of Wise Man 79 4.2. The Self-Defined Goal of Wisdom 80 4.3. The Problem with the Peaceful Method of Wisdom 81 4.4. Principles of Wise Negotiation 82 4.5. Criticizing the Wisdom of Wise Man 83