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'the abolition of the death penalty in international law' by william schabas provides comprehensive examination of the international legal frameworks and human rights movements that have contributed to the global trend towards abolishing the death penalty. the book explores the historical evolution of international norms, the role of key international organizations, and the influence of treaties and conventions in shaping policies against capital punishment. schabas also analyzes the moral, legal, and practical arguments that underpin the abolitionist movement, highlighting case studies and examples of countries that have successfully eliminated the death penalty from their legal systems.