Brownlie's Principles of Public International Law / by James Crawford, SC, FBA.

By:

Crawford, James, 1948- [author.]

Publisher: Oxford, United Kingdom ; New York, NY : Oxford University Press, [2019]Edition: Ninth editionDescription: lxxxv, 785 pages ; 25 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9780198737445

Other title:

Public international law
Principles of public international law

Subject(s):

International law

DDC classification:

341 BRO

LOC classification:

KZ3225.B76 A37 2019

Contents:

Table of Contents Part I: Preliminary Topics; 1:Introduction; 2:The sources of international law; 3:The relations of international and national law; Part II: Personality and Recognition; 4:Subjects of international law; 5:Creation and incidence of statehood; 6:Recognition of states and governments; 7:International organizations; Part III: Territorial Sovereignty; 8:Forms of governmental authority over territory; 9:Acquisition and transfer of territorial sovereignty; 10:Status of territory: further problems; Part IV: Law of the Sea; 11:The territorial sea and other maritime zones; 12:Maritime delimitation and associated questions; 13:Maritime transit and the regime of the high seas; Part V: The Environment and Natural Resources; 14:Common spaces and co-operation in the use of natural resources; 15:Legal aspects of the protection of the environment; Part VI: International Transactions; 16:The law of treaties; 17:Diplomatic and consular relations; 18:Unilateral acts, acquiescience, and estoppel; 19:Succession to rights and duties; Part VII: State Jurisdiction; 20:Sovereignty and equality of states; 21:Jurisdictional competence; 22:Privileges and immunities of foreign states; Part VIII: Nationality and Related Concepts; 23:The relations of nationality; 24:Nationality of corporations and assets; Part IX: The Law of Responsibility; 25:The conditions for international responsibility; 26:Consequences of an internationally wrongful act; 27:Multilateral public order and issues of responsibility; Part X: The Protection of Individuals and Groups; 28:The international minimum standard: diplomatic protection and protection of investments; 29:International human rights; 30:International criminal justice; Part XI: Disputes; 31:The claims process; 32:Third-party settlement of international disputes; 33:Use of threat of force by states

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Table of Contents
Part I: Preliminary Topics;
1:Introduction;
2:The sources of international law;
3:The relations of international and national law;
Part II: Personality and Recognition;
4:Subjects of international law;
5:Creation and incidence of statehood;
6:Recognition of states and governments;
7:International organizations;
Part III: Territorial Sovereignty;
8:Forms of governmental authority over territory;
9:Acquisition and transfer of territorial sovereignty;
10:Status of territory: further problems;
Part IV: Law of the Sea;
11:The territorial sea and other maritime zones;
12:Maritime delimitation and associated questions;
13:Maritime transit and the regime of the high seas;
Part V: The Environment and Natural Resources;
14:Common spaces and co-operation in the use of natural resources;
15:Legal aspects of the protection of the environment;
Part VI: International Transactions;
16:The law of treaties;
17:Diplomatic and consular relations;
18:Unilateral acts, acquiescience, and estoppel;
19:Succession to rights and duties;
Part VII: State Jurisdiction;
20:Sovereignty and equality of states;
21:Jurisdictional competence;
22:Privileges and immunities of foreign states;
Part VIII: Nationality and Related Concepts;
23:The relations of nationality;
24:Nationality of corporations and assets;
Part IX: The Law of Responsibility;
25:The conditions for international responsibility;
26:Consequences of an internationally wrongful act;
27:Multilateral public order and issues of responsibility;
Part X: The Protection of Individuals and Groups;
28:The international minimum standard: diplomatic protection and protection of investments;
29:International human rights;
30:International criminal justice;
Part XI: Disputes;
31:The claims process;
32:Third-party settlement of international disputes;
33:Use of threat of force by states

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