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• Half-title page
• Title page
• Copyright page
• Contents
• Detailed Contents
• Preface to the Third Edition
• Preface to the Second Edition
• Preface to the First Edition
• Table of Cases
• List of Abbreviations
• Part I The Structure of International Law
• 1 The Setting of International Law
• Introduction
• The Seventeenth Century
• Colonialism
• International Law and the Global Economy
• The International Legal System
• International Legal Theories
• International Law in International Relations Theory
• Globalization, Global Governance, and International Law
• Ethics and International Law
• Final Remarks: A Critical Perspective
• Further Reading
• 2 The Making of International Law
• Introduction
• Two Ships (or Perhaps Three): Lotus and Wimbledon
• Article 38 ICJ Statute
• Treaties
• Customary Law
• The Method of Custom: The Paquete Habana
• Consent and the Persistent Objector
• A Normative Problem, or towards Modern Custom
• On Lawbreaking and Lawmaking
• General Principles of Law
• Unilateral Declarations
• Other Possible Sources and the Renewal of Sources Doctrine
• Final Remarks
• Further Reading
• 3 The Law of Treaties
• Introduction
• Two Basic Principles
• The Concept of Treaty
• The Conclusion of Treaties
• Reservations
• Interpretation
• The Application of Treaties
• Treaty Revision
• Validity and Invalidity
• Termination and Suspension
• Final Remarks
• Further Reading
• 4 The Subjects of International Law
• Introduction
• States
• Recognition of States (or Governments)
• Acquisition of Territory
• Internationalized Territory
• Statehood: Continuity and Change
• International Organizations
• The United Nations
• Other Subjects
• Final Remarks
• Further Reading
• 5 Jurisdiction, Powers, and Immunities
• Introduction
• Five Principles
• Extraterritorial Jurisdiction
• Concurrent Jurisdiction
• The Powers of International Organizations
• Sovereign Immunities
• Heads of State and Others
• Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities
• Final Remarks
• Further Reading
• 6 The Individual in International Law, Including Human Rights
• Introduction
• From Slavery to Human Rights
• The Institutionalization of Human Rights
• The Application of Human Rights
• Group Rights
• Self-Determination
• Nationality
• The Right to Have Rights? Stateless Persons, Refugees, and Migrants
• Final Remarks
• Further Reading
• 7 The Law of Responsibility
• Introduction
• From Custom to Codification
• State Responsibility: Two Basic Principles
• Responsibility and Private Acts
• Circumstances Precluding Wrongfulness
• Consequences of Responsibility
• Responsible to Whom?
• Responsibility of International Organizations
• Individual Responsibility
• Shared Responsibility?
• Final Remarks
• Further Reading
• 8 International Courts and Tribunals
• Introduction
• Settling Disputes
• Arbitration
• Adjudication and the ICJ
• Jurisdiction
• Admissibility
• Interim Measures of Protection
• Compensation
• Miscellaneous Issues
• Advisory Opinions
• Judicial Review?
• Final Remarks
• Further Reading
• 9 Sanctions, Countermeasures, and Collective Security
• Introduction
• Inadimplenti Non Est Adimplendum
• Retorsion
• Reprisals and Countermeasures
• Collective Security
• Triggering Collective Action
• The Role of the General Assembly
• Individual Sanctions
• Limits to the Security Council?
• Final Remarks
• Further Reading
• Part II The Substance of International Law
• 10 Use of Force
• Introduction
• Abolishing War
• The UN Charter
• Self-Defence
• Humanitarian Intervention
• Terrorism
• The End of Armed Conflict
• Final Remarks
• Further Reading
• 11 The Law of Armed Conflict
• Introduction
• International Humanitarian Law
• International and Non-international Conflicts
• Proportionality and Military Necessity
• Arms and Weapons
• International Humanitarian Law and International Organizations
• International Humanitarian Law and Privatization
• Foreign Occupation
• Jus Post Bellum and Post-conflict Governance
• Wars against Phenomena
• Final Remarks
• Further Reading
• 12 International Criminal Law
• Introduction
• War Crimes Trials and the ICC
• Core Crimes
• Individual Responsibility
• Transboundary Police Cooperation
• Extradition
• Deportation and Abduction
• Final Remarks
• Further Reading
• 13 The Seas, the Air, and Outer Space
• Introduction
• Outline of the Maritime Regime
• Internal Waters
• Territorial Sea and Contiguous Zone
• Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ)
• Continental Shelf
• High Seas
• The Deep Seabed
• Maritime Delimitation
• Prompt Release, Provisional Measures
• Air Law
• Space Law
• Final Remarks
• Further Reading
• 14 Protecting the Environment
• Introduction
• Early Case Law
• Pulp Mills
• Specific Issues
• The Antarctic
• Proceduralization and Institutionalization
• Compliance Procedures
• Final Remarks
• Further Reading
• 15 The Global Economy
• Introduction
• Private International Law
• International Taxation
• Financial Institutions
• World Trade and the WTO
• Investment Protection
• Economic ‘Soft Law’
• Development and a New International Economic Order
• Debt Relief
• Final Remarks
• Further Reading
• Part III The Surroundings of International Law
• 16 Domestic Courts and Their Relationship with International Law
• Introduction
• Monism and Dualism
• Direct Effect
• Incorporating International Law
• The Special Case of the European Union
• Towards a New Dualism?
• Avoidance Strategies
• Final Remarks
• Further Reading
• 17 The Politics and Ethics of International Law and Global Governance
• Introduction
• Global Governance
• The Politics of International Law
• Global Ethics
• Towards Virtue?
• Final Remarks
• Further Reading
• 18 By Way of Conclusion
• Index