Books on this topic are shelved at KC 86 and KC 334.1 on Level 5 of the Law Library. Also check the catalogue for E-books.
Essentials of international law : an Australian context by
Essentials of International Law: An Australian Context provides a comprehensive guide to the basic rules and sources of international law. Designed as a concise and accessible reference for both students and practitioners, it offers Australia-specific examples to contextualise international law concepts for Australian readers. Key principles, cases, legislation, treaties and other international instruments are identified and explained succinctly.
Books that usefully compare many countries include:
International Law and Domestic Legal Systems: incorporation, transformation, and persuasion by 
The Fluid State: international law and national legal systems by See also:
Public International Law by
Public international law is a global legal system which regulates the conduct of countries and other actors. Public International Law offers Australian students a comprehensive and accessible introduction to international law. Covering the fundamental topics of international law - including treaties, use of force and dispute settlement - this text also discusses specialised branches such as humanitarian law, criminal law and environmental law. The key principles and theories of international law are clearly explained and analysed, and their application is illustrated by succinct, carefully chosen extracts from cases and materials. These sources strike a balance between key international cases and important cases from domestic legal systems. Discussion questions at the end of each chapter encourage students to apply and test their understanding of each topic, while a glossary of key terms clearly explains complex concepts. Written by an expert author team, Public International Law is a fundamental resource for Australian students of international law. Australian students of international law. Australian students of international law. Australian students of international law.
Courts, Codes, and Custom: legal tradition and state policy toward international human rights and environmental law by 
The Intersection of International Law and Domestic Law: a theoretical and practical analysis by 
International Law: Cases and Materials with Australian Perspectives by 