CASES AND MATERIALS ON INTERNATIONAL LAW SEVENTH EDITIONPDF电子书下载

1. INTRODUCTION 1

1. International Law as ”Law” 1

2. The Development of International Law 9

2. THE SOURCES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 15

1. Generally 15

2. Custom 17

3. Treaties 34

4. General Principles of Law 36

5. Judicial Decisions 41

6. Writers 44

7. Unilateral Acts of States 45

8. General Assembly Resolutions 52

9. “Soft Law” 56

10. Codification and Progressive Development of International Law 58

3. INTERNATIONAL LAW AND MUNICIPAL LAW 61

1. Monism and Dualism 61

2. Municipal Law in International Law 63

3. International Law in Municipal Law 65

4. The Executive Certificate 88

4. PERSONALITY 91

1. Generally 91

2. States 91

3. Mandated and Trust Territories 120

4. Other Legal Persons 120

5. Recognition of States and Governments 130

6. The Effect of Recognition in British Courts 145

5. TERRITORY 163

1. Title to Territory 163

2. Polar Regions 197

3. Land Boundaries 202

4. Airspace 205

5. Outer Space 210

6. Rights in Foreign Territory 217

6. STATE JURISDICTION 227

1. Introductory Note 227

2. Civil Jurisdiction 227

3. Criminal Jurisdiction 228

4. State Immunity 258

5. Diplomatic Immunity 296

7. THE LAW OF THE SEA 321

1. Introductory Note 321

2. The Territorial Sea 325

3. The High Seas 363

4. The Exclusive Economic Zone 391

5. The Continental Shelf 399

6. Maritime Boundaries 405

7. The Deep Sea-Bed 409

8. Settlement of Disputes 414

8. STATE RESPONSIBILITY 421

1. Introductory Note 421

2. The Theory of Responsibility 423

3. The Treatment of Aliens 462

9. HUMAN RIGHTS 535

1. Introduction 535

2. Action through the United Nations 539

3. Customary International Law 626

10. THE LAW OF TREATIES 637

1. Introductory Note 637

2. General Considerations 638

3. The Making of Treaties 644

4. Observance and Application of Treaties 670

5. Treaty Interpretation 674

6. Third States 684

7. Validity of Treaties 687

8. Termination of， Suspension of and Withdrawal fromTreaties 698

9. General Provisions on the Invalidity， Termination and Suspension of Treaties 712

10. Registration of Treaties 717

11. THE USE OF FORCE 721

1. Introductory Note 721

2. The Unilateral Use of Force by States 721

3. Collective Measures through the United Nations 796

12. ARBITRATION AND JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES 833

1. Introductory Note 833

2. Arbitration 834

3. The World Court 836

APPENDIX ⅠCharter of the United Nations 885

APPENDIX ⅡMembers of the United Nations 909

APPENDIX ⅢGeneral Assembly Declaration on Principles of International Law ConcerningFriendly Relations and Cooperation among States in Accordance with theCharter of the United Nations 1970 911

Index 915