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9780198251057

The Law of Nations An Introduction to the International Law of Peace

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  • ISBN13:

    9780198251057

  • ISBN10:

    019825105X

  • Edition: 6th
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1978-01-05
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Summary

The long scope of Brierly's scholarship, together with the simplicity and brevity of his prose, make The Law of Nations the standard introduction to its field, and widely popular in many different countries. Providing a comprehensive overview of international law, this classic book is essential reading for all those interested in learning what role the law plays in the relation of states.

Table of Contents

The Origins of International Law
1(40)
The rise of modern states
1(6)
The doctrine of sovereignty
7(9)
The influence of the doctrine of the Law of Nature
16(9)
The classical writers on international law
25(16)
Character of the Modern System
41(53)
The international society
41(4)
The modern `sovereign' state
45(4)
The basis of obligation in modern international law
49(7)
The sources of modern international law
56(12)
Treaties as a source of law
57(2)
Custom as a source of law
59(3)
The general principles of law
62(1)
Judicial precedents
63(2)
Text-writers
65(1)
The place of `reason' in the modern system
66(2)
The legal character of international law
68(3)
Some defects of the system
71(7)
Proposals for Codification
78(8)
The application of international law in British courts
86(8)
The Legal Organization of International Society
94(32)
The beginnings of international constitutional law
94(2)
International legislation
96(4)
The executive and administrative functions
100(5)
The League and the United Nations
105(16)
The Specialized Agencies
121(5)
The International Labour Organization
122(4)
States
126(36)
General notion of states in international law
126(3)
Independent and dependent states
129(1)
The doctrine of the equality of states
130(3)
Types of dependent states
133(4)
Commencement of the existence of a state
137(7)
Continuity and termination of the existence of a state
144(18)
The Territory of States
162(60)
Territorial sovereignty
162(1)
Modes of acquiring territory
163(10)
Dependent territories
173(16)
Colonies and Colonial Protectorates
173(8)
Trust territories
181(8)
Leases
189(1)
Servitudes
190(4)
Maritime territory
194(17)
The continental shelf
211(7)
Territorial air space
218(4)
The Jurisdiction of States
222(95)
Jurisdiction over internal waters
223(14)
Jurisdiction over the territorial sea
237(3)
Jurisdiction in territorial air space
240(3)
Jurisdiction with respect to foreign states, their property, their agents, and their armed forces
243(33)
Limitation upon a state's treatment of aliens
276(15)
Limits upon a state's treatment of its own nationals
291(8)
The limits upon a state's criminal jurisdiction
299(5)
Jurisdiction on the high seas
304(13)
Treaties
317(29)
Formation of treaties
317(10)
Discharge of treaties
327(19)
International Disputes and the Maintenance of International Order
346(51)
Amicable methods of settlement
346(1)
Arbitration and judicial settlement
347(19)
The limits of arbitration and judicial settlement
366(7)
Good offices, mediation, conciliation
373(3)
The covenant system of handling disputes
376(4)
The charter system of handling disputes
380(17)
International Law and Resort to Force
397(36)
The law of the era before the League
397(11)
The law in force in the League period
408(5)
The law of the Charter
413(20)
Index of Cases Cited 433(2)
Index of Subjects 435

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