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iiclr-23324	Mitchell, Ryan	International Law as a Coercive Order: Hans Kelsen and the Transformations of Sanction	2019	58	.pdf	application/pdf	30809	1340	53	INTERNATIONAL LAW AS A COERCIVE ORDER 261 sabotaging international law, it was also poisonous for democracy and for human individuality, as he muses in a passage invoking Nietzsche’s Thus Spoke Zarathustra: [I]t is a fiction when the unity, which the state legal order fashions out of the multiplicity of human actions, poses as a ‘popular body’ by calling itself the ‘People.’ INTERNATIONAL LAW AS A COERCIVE ORDER 289 V. THE SECOND GRUNDNORM AND CONTEMPORARY LEGAL DEBATES A. Defining the Permissible Scope of Sanction In rebuilding his theory of international law on the basis of retroactive customary endorsement of acts of sanction, Kelsen provided a way to theorize the centralization of the international system.	cache/iiclr-23324.pdf	txt/iiclr-23324.txt