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This highly practical book examines the Belfast (Good Friday) Agreement in its public, constitutional and international law concepts. It focuses on the practical legal significance of the Agreement, potential litigation and procedure, and the long-term significance of the agreement in an international law context. The Belfast Agreement has a wide impact on various areas of law - constitutional, public and international - in various jurisdictions (international, UK and Irish). It also raises legal questions about devolution, making the book of interest to those in Scotland and Wales. This work will also be essential reading to people in other areas of the world where the Agreement is being considered as a potential template for resolving similar conflicts. An objective examination of the legal implications of the Agreement. Written by an author with unparalleled insight into the construction of the Agreement. Practical analysis of the issues involved in this contentious area