Sourcebook on Public International LawThis work is primarily aimed at the law student, although it may also be of relevance to those studying international relations. It covers the main topics of public international law and is designed to serve both as a textbook and as a case and materials book. |
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Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MUNICIPAL LAW | 33 |
Aaland Islands case 1920 LNOJ Sp Supplement No 4 246 | 50 |
SOURCES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW | 59 |
THE LAW OF TREATIES | 103 |
THE SUBJECTS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW | 175 |
RECOGNITION AND LEGITIMATION | 201 |
Arab Monetary Fund v Hashim 1991 2 WLR 729 | 208 |
Chamizal Arbitration see US v Mexico | 356 |
Chorzow Factory Jurisdiction case 1927 PCIJ Ser A No 9 92 164 | 367 |
LAW OF THE SEA | 369 |
AIR AND SPACE LAW | 483 |
THE PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES | 525 |
Yugoslavia Case Concerning the Application | 557 |
Christina The 1938 AC 485 250299 300 | 564 |
THE USE OF FORCE | 591 |
TERRITORIAL RIGHTS | 223 |
JURISDICTION | 249 |
British Nylon Spinners Ltd v Imperial Chemical Industries 1953 1 Ch 19 | 271 |
IMMUNITIES FROM NATIONAL JURISDICTION | 287 |
AG 1965 Ch 745 | 288 |
Baccus SA v Nacional del Trigo 1957 1 QB 438 | 292 |
Buttes Gas Oil Co v Hammer 1975 QB 557 | 296 |
STATE RESPONSIBILITY | 321 |
Caire claim 1929 RIAA 575 338 | 338 |
Beliosv Switzerland 1988 10 EHRR 466 ECHR 134 | 344 |
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