《LA JURISPRUDENCE DE LA OUR INTERNATIONALE I 1951 THE CASE LAW OF THE INTERNATIONAL COURT I 1951》

PART Ⅰ Sources of International Law3

Chapter Ⅰ.—International treaties3

a.General rules3

b.Effect of treaties on third parties7

c.Universal treaties9

d.Reservations9

Chapter Ⅱ.—Interpretation of treaties27

a.General rules27

b.Natural meaning33

c.Spirit of treaty35

d.Practical effect37

e.Preparatory work43

f.Restrictive interpretation51

g.Subsequent behaviour55

h.Other rules57

Chapter Ⅲ.—Customary International Law59

ChapterⅣ.—International Law and Municipal Law63

Chapter Ⅴ.—Principles of International Law69

a.General rules69

b.Abuse of power73

Chapter Ⅵ.—State practice73

PART Ⅱ Persons in International Law and their attributions83

Chapter Ⅰ.—States83

a.General rules83

b.Sovereignty83

c.Independence89

d.Domestic jurisdiction89

e.Territory of State93

f.Territorial waters97

g.Islands115

h.Rivers115

i.Canals117

j.Straits123

k.Ports125

l.High seas125

m.Warships129

n.Other ships131

o.Acquisition， transfer and loss of territory131

p.State succession137

q.Organs of States139

r.Contracts141

s.State responsibility161

t.Denial of justice161

u.Reparations161

Chapter Ⅱ.—Dependent States169

a.Protectorates169

b.Danzig171

Chapter Ⅲ.—International Organizations189

a.General rules189

b.League of Nations191

c.L.o.N.： Mandates195

d.L.o.N.： Minorities199

e.United Nations： General rules207

f.Organs of the United Nations217

g.Admission of Members to the U.N219

h.U.N.： Trusteeship System223

i.Agents of the United Nations233

j.Advisory opinions： General rules235

k.Advisory opinions ： Consent of States directly concerned241

l.Advisory opinions ： Court’s obligation to reply245

m.International Labour Organization247

n.Customs Unions253

ChapterⅣ.—Persons in International Law255

a.General rules255

b.Nationality257

c.Human rights259

d.Treatment of aliens259

e.Discrimination259

f.Asylum and extradition267

g.Private rights283

h.Expropriation285

i.Groups of individuals287

j.Diplomatic protection289

k.Functional protection291

PART Ⅲ The peaceful settlement of disputes297

Chapter Ⅰ.—General rules297

Chapter Ⅱ.—Arbitration309

Chapter Ⅲ.—The International Court of Justice313

a.General rules313

b.Jurisdiction： General rules321

c.Jurisdiction： Consent of Parties329

d.“Forum prorogatum”331

e.Compulsory jurisdiction335

ChapterⅣ.—Procedure335

a.Submissions of Parties335

b.Litispendence345

c.Interim measures347

d.Intervention355

e.Discontinuance357

f.Evidence357

g.Experts367

h.Estoppel367

i.Preliminary objections371

j.Other rules of procedure397

k.Judgment in default401

l.“Res judicata”403

m.Interpretation of a judgment407

n.Execution of a judgment411

PART Ⅳ Conflicts， war， neutrality419

Chapter Ⅰ.—Interuention419

Chapter Ⅱ.—War and neutrality421

French chronological table426

English chronological table440

Bibliography455

French Index585

English Index645