Contents:
Preface;
Table of case;
Part 1: International law in general p.1;
Chapter 1: Nature, origins and basis of international law p. 3
Chapter 2: The material 'sources' of international law p. 28;
Chapter 3: The subjects of international law p. 51;
Chapter 4: The relation between international law and state law p. 63;
Part 2: State as subject of International Law p. 83;
Chapter 5: States in general p. 85
Chapter 6: Recognition p. 117;
Chapter 7: State territorial sovereignty and other lesser territorial rights of states p. 144;
Part 3: Rights and duties of states p. 181;
Chapter 7: Jurisdiction p. 183;
Chapter 9: The law of the sea and maritime highways p. 218;
Chapter 10: State responsibility p. 264;
Chapter 11: Succession to rights and obligations p. 290;
Chapter 12: The state and the individual p. 307;
Chapter 13: The state and economic interests - international economic and monetary law p. 339;
Chapter 14: Development and the environment p. 357;
Part 4: International Transactions p. 381;
Chapter 15: The agents of international business: diplomatic envoys, consuls, and other representatives p. 383;
Chapter 16: The law and practice as to treaties p. 397;
Part 5: Disputes and hostile relations (Including war, armed conflicts and neutrality) p. 439;
Chapter 17: International disputes p. 441;
Chapter 18: War, armed conflicts and other hostile relations p. 477;
Chapter 19: Neutrality, quasi-neutrality, and non-belligerency p. 521;
Part 6: International institutions p. 541;
Chapter 20: International institutions p. 543;
Note on bibliography p. 599;
Index p. 603;