《INTERNATIONAL GOVERNMENT REVISED EDITION》

PART Ⅰ3

1THE COMMUNITY OF NATIONS3

1.Early Growth3

2.The Pressure of Interdependence8

3.The Pressure of War14

4.Development of Community Organization19

5.Characteristics of the Community21

6.Sovereignty and Power Politics23

2INTERNATIONAL LAW29

7.Development of International Law29

8.Terminology35

9.Sources of International Law37

10.Evidences40

11.Schools of Thought43

12.Theory of Consent45

13.Is International Law True Law ?50

14.Sanctions53

PART Ⅱ59

3MEMBERSHIP59

15.Modes of Acquiring Territory59

16.Boundaries63

17.Members65

18.Types of Members67

19.Recognition73

20.Continuing Personality and State Succession80

21.Fundamental Right of Existence83

22.Independence86

23.Other So-Called Rights88

24.Duties of States92

4JURISDICTION95

25.The Problem95

26.The Extent of Territorial Jurisdiction98

27.Limitations upon Territorial Jurisdiction101

28.Jurisdiction over Nationals Abroad106

29.Jurisdiction over Aliens Abroad111

30.Extradition114

31.The Question of International Jurisdiction115

5INDIVIDUALS120

32.Personality in International Law120

33.Legal Status of Aliens126

34.Diplomatic Protection of Citizens Abroad127

35.Nationality130

6OFFICIAL INTERCOURSE BETWEEN STATES136

36.Growth of Intercourse between States136

37.The Consular System137

38.Diplomatic Intercourse140

39.Conferences148

40.Treaties148

PART Ⅲ157

7INTERNATIONAL ADMINISTRATION157

41.New Needs157

42.Development of Administrative Functions158

43.Transport161

44.Communications166

45.Scientific and Cultural169

46.Economic172

47.Health and Social175

48.Definition of Public Unions177

49.Organization and Competence of Public Unions179

50.Current International Administration183

8INTERNATIONAL LEGISLATION188

51.The Modern Problem188

52.Conference Methods191

53.The Problem of Ratification198

54.Reservations to Multilateral Treaties202

55.Revision of Treaties204

56.Codification of International Law207

57.The Unification of Private Law213

9PACIFIC SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES217

58.Diplomatic Procedures217

59.Arbitration220

60.Obligatory Arbitration227

61.Conciliation232

62.Treaties for Pacific Settlement235

63.Arbitration in the Western Hemisphere238

PART Ⅳ247

10THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS：BACKGROUND AND GENERAL SURVEY247

64.Earlier Ideas Concerning a League of Nations247

65.Development of Executive Leadership249

66.The Making of the Covenant254

67.The Nature of the League of Nations258

68.General Survey261

69.Permanent Court of International Justice265

11THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS：ORGANS AND FUNCTIONS273

70.Assembly and Council273

71.Secretariat and Other Organs279

72.Other Activities of the League286

73.Transfer of League Activities to the United Nations293

12THE UNITED NATIONS：CREATION AND GENERAL SURVEY296

74.Procedure of Making the Peace296

75.The Making of the Charter300

76.Characteristic Features302

77.General Survey308

13THE UNITED NATIONS：ORGANS AND FUNCTIONS320

78.The General Assembly320

79.The Security Council327

80.The Economic and Social Council331

81.The Trusteeship Council340

82.The International Court of Justice346

83.The Secretariat348

14THE SPECIALIZED AGENCIES352

84.Centralization or Decentralization?352

85.International Labour Organization355

86.United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration358

87.International Civil Aviation Organization361

88.International Monetary Fund and Bank363

89.Food and Agriculture Organization368

90.United Nations Educational,Scientific and Cultural Organization371

91.The World Health Organization374

92.The International Trade Organization377

93.The International Refugee Organization378

94.A Coherent System?380

PART Ⅴ389

15THE PROBLEM OF WAR389

95.What Is War?389

96.Analysis of the Problem of War393

97.Previous Efforts at a Solution395

98.Outlawry of War398

99.Neutrality401

100.Conclusions405

16THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS AND WAR406

101.Reduction of Armaments406

102.Territorial Integrity411

103.Settlement of Disputes412

104.Sanctions416

105.Later Efforts of the League418

106.Survey of Disputes Handled by the League424

107.Conclusions430

17THE UNITED NATIONS AND WAR432

108.Pacific Settlement of Disputes432

109.Cases Before the Security Council436

110.Enforcement Action442

111.The Problem of Supply of Forces446

112.Regulation of Armaments454

18REGIONALISM AND WORLD GOVERNMENT461

113.Regional Systems462

114.Regionalism and the United Nations469

115.World Government473

116.Nationalism v.Internationalism478

APPENDICES485

Ⅰ.Covenant of the League of Nations485

Ⅱ.Dumbarton Oaks Proposals497

Ⅲ.Charter of the United Nations and Statute507

INDEX545

ILLUSTRATIONS281

ORGANIZATION OF THE SECRETARIAT,LEAGUE OF NATIONS281

UN:MACHINERY FOR PEACE314

STRUCTURE OF THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL,UN332