《INTERNATIONAL LAW CASES AND MATERIALS FIFTH EDITION》

Chapter 1.Nature of International Law2

1. International Law as Binding Law2

2. Dynamic Change in International Law23

3. Differing Methodological Approaches42

Chapter 2.Sources: Customary International Law55

1. Sources and Evidence of International Law Generally55

2. Customary International Law59

3. The Relationship of Custom and Treaties112

Chapter 3.The Law of Treaties122

1. Definition and Governing Law122

2. Conclusion and Entry into Force126

3. Reservations140

4. Observance， Application， and Interpretation162

5. Invalidity of Treaties184

6. Termination or Suspension of Treaties200

Chapter 4.Other Sources of Law233

1. General Principles of Law and Equity233

2. Judicial Decisions and Publicists254

3. U.N. Declarations and Resolutions265

4. Transnational Public Regulation279

5. “Soft Law”285

6. Unilateral Acts292

Chapter 5.States299

1. The Determination of Statehood300

2. The Principle of Self-Determination of “Peoples”324

3. Entities With Special Status338

4. Recognition of Governments348

5. Acquisition and Delimitation of Territory376

Chapter 6.International Non-Governmental Organizations403

1. International Organizations404

2. Non-Governmental Organizations439

Chapter 7.Individuals and Corporations447

1. Status， Rights， and Obligations of the Individual in International Law447

2. Nationality of Individuals458

3. Transnational Corporations Under International Law481

Chapter 8.Rules on State Responsibility498

1. General Principles of State Responsibility498

2. Attribution of Conduct to a State503

3. Breach of an International Obligation512

4. Circumstances Precluding Wrongfulness519

5. Reparation for the Breach of an International Obligation529

6. Countermeasures532

7. Procedures for Pursuing an International Claim541

8. Procedures for Enforcing an Inter-State Judgment or Award552

Chapter 9.Dispute Settlement556

1. The Obligation to Settle Disputes by Peaceful Means558

2. Non-Adjudicatory Procedures562

3. Arbitration572

4. The International Court of Justice582

5. Other International Courts and Tribunals638

Chapter 10.International Law in National Law652

1. General Considerations652

2. Customary International Law in U.S. Law654

3. Treaties in U.S. Law679

4. Other International Agreements in U.S. Law727

5. International Law in U.S. Constitutional Interpretation737

6. International Law in the National Law of Other States742

Chapter 11.Bases of Jurisdiction755

1. Overview of Jurisdiction Under International Law755

2. Jurisdiction Based on the Territorial Principle767

3. Jurisdiction Based on the Nationality Principle784

4. Jurisdiction Based on the Passive Personality Principle793

5. Jurisdiction Based on the Protective Principle798

6. Universal Jurisdiction804

7. Jurisdiction to Adjudicate815

8. Jurisdiction to Enforce818

9. Jurisdiction Based on Agreement830

10. Conflicts of Jurisdiction835

11. Extradition838

Chapter 12.Immunity From Jurisdiction851

1. Jurisdictional Immunities of Foreign States: From Absolute to Re-strictive Immunity851

2. U.S. Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act860

3. State Immunities Under Multilateral Conventions912

4. Immunities of State Representatives916

5. Immunities of International Organizations941

Chapter 13.Human Rights956

1. Foundations of Human Rights Law956

2. Global Norms and Institutions975

3. Regional Norms and Institutions999

4. Deviating from the Norms1013

5. Mechanisms for Promoting Compliance1037

Chapter 14.Injury to Aliens and Foreign Investors1051

1. Introduction1051

2. Sources of Law on Injury to Aliens1052

3. Substantive Rules on Injury to Aliens1058

4. Procedural Rules on Injury to Aliens1101

5. Reparation for Injury to Aliens1116

Chapter 15.Use of Force1129

1. Use of Force Between States1129

2. Intervention in Internal Conflicts1192

3. Collective Use of Force1221

4. The Law of War and the Control of Weapons1276

Chapter 16.International Criminal Law1306

1. Introduction1306

2. Prosecution of International Crimes in National Courts and Trans-national Criminal Cooperation1308

3. Prosecution of International Crimes Before Ad Hoc InternationalCriminal Tribunals1313

4. The International Criminal Court1350

Chapter 17.The Law of the Sea1372

1. History and Sources of the Law of the Sea1372

2. Baselines and Internal Waters1379

3. The Territorial Sea1386

4. The Contiguous Zone1401

5. The Continental Shelf1405

6. The Exclusive Economic Zone1416

7. The Right of Hot Pursuit1429

8. The High Seas1430

9. The Deep Sea-Bed1445

10. Pollution of the Marine Environment1455

11. Pacific Settlement of Disputes1462

12. The Law of Ocean Vessels1466

Chapter 18.International Environmental Law1486

1. Historic Development1486

2. Transborder Environmental Harm1491

3. Preserving Collective Goods1502

4. Trade in Hazardous and Endangered Goods1511

Chapter 19.State Succession1518

1. Introduction1518

2. Devolution， Dissolution， and Secession1520

3. State Succession in Respect of Treaties1524

4. Succession in Respect of State Assets and Debts1540

5. State Succession in Respect of Delictual Responsibility1545

6. State Succession and a State’s Internal Legal System1546

7. State Succession in Respect of Nationality1547

INDEX1549