The academic book "Concept and Criteria of the Domestic Applicability of International Treaties" by Albert Bleckmann offers a comprehensive analysis of the domestic applicability of international treaties. It examines the concepts and criteria that determine the extent to which international agreements can become effective within national legal systems. The author develops a general theory of self-executing treaties, drawing on comparative legal approaches. This work is aimed at legal professionals and law students who wish to engage with the complex interactions between national and international law. The detailed examination of the topic and the well-founded arguments make the book a valuable resource for anyone dealing with international law and its application in a national context.