《THE LAW OF NATIONS FIFTH EDITION》求取 ⇩

Ⅰ.THE ORIGINS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW1

1.The rise of modern states1

2.The doctrine of sovereignty7

3.The influence of the doctrine of the Law of Nature16

4.The classical writers on international law25

Ⅱ.CHARACTER OF THE MODERN SYSTEM42

1.The international society42

2.The modern'sovereign'state46

3.The basis of obligation in modern inter-national law50

4.The sources of modern international law57

(a)Treaties as a source of law58

(b)Custom as a source of law60

(c)The general principles of law63

(d)Judicial precedents64

(e)Text-writers65

(f)The place of'reason'in the modern sys-tem66

5.The legal character of international law69

6.Some defects of the system71

7.Proposals for Codification79

8.The application of international law in British courts83

Ⅲ.THE LEGAL ORGANIZATION OF INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY91

1.The beginnings of international constitu-tional law91

2.International legislation93

3.The executive and administrative functions97

4.The League and the United Nations102

5.The International Labour Organization114

Ⅳ.STATES118

1.General notion of states in international law118

2.Independent and dependent states121

3.The doctrine of the equality of states122

4.Types of dependent states125

5.Commencement of the existence of a state129

6.Continuity and termination of the existence of a state136

Ⅴ.THE TERRITORY OF STATES150

1.Territorial sovereignty150

2.Modes of acquiring territory151

3.Minor rights over territory158

(a)Colonial protectorates158

(b)Spheres of influence159

(c)Leases160

(d)Trust territories161

(e)Servitudes167

4.Territorial waters171

5.The Continental Shelf180

6.Territorial air185

Ⅵ.THE JURISDICTION OF STATES187

1.Jurisdiction in territorial waters188

2.Jurisdiction over public ships191

3.Jurisdiction in ports194

4.Jurisdiction over the air197

5.Jurisdiction over inland waterways200

6.Immunities of foreign sovereigns and of diplomatic persons208

7.Jurisdiction over aliens217

8.The limits of criminal jurisdiction231

9.Jurisdiction on the high seas236

Ⅶ.TREATIES243

1.Formation of treaties243

2.Discharge of treaties252

Ⅷ.INTERNATIONAL DISPUTES AND THE MAINTENANCE OF INTER-NATIONAL ORDER273

1.Amicable methods of settlement273

2.Arbitration and judicial settlement274

3.The limits of arbitration and judicial settle-ment285

4.Good offices,mediation,conciliation293

5.Settlement under the Covenant and the Charter295

Ⅸ.INTERNATIONAL LAW AND RESORT TO FORCE308

1.Intervention308

2.Self-defence315

3.Reprisals321

INDEX OF CASES CITED327

INDEX OF SUBJECTS328