Law among nations : an introduction to public international law / Gerhard von Glahn, University of Minnesota-Duluth ; James Larry Taulbee, Emory University.
2017
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Title
Law among nations : an introduction to public international law / Gerhard von Glahn, University of Minnesota-Duluth ; James Larry Taulbee, Emory University.
Published
New York : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2017.
Copyright
©2017
Call Number
KZ3185 .V6 2017
Edition
Eleventh edition.
ISBN
9781138691711 (hardcover)
1138691712 (hardcover)
9781138691728 (paperback)
1138691720 (paperback)
9781315534138 (ebook)
1138691712 (hardcover)
9781138691728 (paperback)
1138691720 (paperback)
9781315534138 (ebook)
Description
xvii, 628 pages ; 25 cm
System Control No.
(OCoLC)953617901
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Other Editions
Von Glahn, Gerhard, 1911- Law among nations. 10th ed. New York : Pearson, 2013 9780205855773 (DLC) 2011049530
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Table of Contents
Preface
xiii
Acknowledgments
xvi
Abbreviations
xvii
pt. I
Law of Nations
1
ch. 1
Nature of International Law
2
Nature of the Law
3
Visions of International Politics
11
Why Do States Obey International Law?
16
Extralegal Factors That Promote Compliance
18
Suggested Readings
23
ch. 2
Development of Law Among Nations
24
Early Development of International Law
24
From Medieval to Early Modern Europe
26
Writers and Ideas
28
Impact of Westphalia (1648)
33
Nineteenth Century
35
International Law as "International" Before World War I
38
Twentieth Century
38
Globalization and Global Governance
46
Suggested Readings
51
ch. 3
Sources of the Law
52
International Treaties (Conventions)
53
International Custom
55
Beyond Article 38 of the Statute
69
Suggested Readings
73
ch. 4
International Agreements
74
Types of Agreements
74
What Makes a Treaty Valid?
81
Formation of Treaties
82
Special Problems
94
Validity of Treaties
95
Suggested Readings
103
ch. 5
International Legal Process
104
Diplomatic Correspondence: Government-to-Government Claim or Negotiation
106
Other Methods: Inquiry, Conciliation, Facilitation, and Mediation
109
Arbitration and Judicial Settlement
114
Sanctions and Centralized Enforcement
116
Suggested Readings
120
ch. 6
Relationship Between International and Municipal Law
121
Monism and Dualism: What Is the Relationship Between International and Domestic Law?
122
Applying International Law
122
Civil Code States and the European Union
138
Suggested Readings
139
pt. II
Subjects of International Law
141
ch. 7
Subjects of International Law: Recognition
142
Community of Nations
142
International Juridical Personality
143
Constitutive and Declaratory Theories of Recognition
161
Nonrecognition
165
Contemporary Practice
168
State Succession
172
Suggested Readings
175
ch. 8
Rights and Duties of International Legal Persons
176
Traditional Views
176
Rights of States
176
Rights of Existence and Independence
177
Right of Equality
178
Right of Immunity
179
State Immunity
183
Act of State Doctrine
194
Rights of International Organizations
196
Duties of States
198
Suggested Readings
201
pt. III
Allocation of Competence in International Law
203
ch. 9
Nationality
204
Meaning of Nationality
204
Right of the State to Confer Nationality
205
Modes of Acquiring Nationality
207
Dual Nationality
212
Expatriation: Loss of Nationality
215
Statelessness
220
Nationality of Business Enterprises
222
Jurisdiction Over Nationals Abroad
223
Note on Diplomatic Protection
224
Suggested Readings
225
ch. 10
Principles of Jurisdiction
227
Preliminary Considerations
227
Principles of International Jurisdiction
229
Extradition
238
Common Elements of Extradition Treaties
240
Political Offenses
247
Suggested Readings
256
ch. 11
State Responsibility
257
Circumstances Precluding Wrongfulness
259
Rainbow Warrior
259
Process: Claims and Adjudication
261
Mixed Claims Commissions
271
Expropriation
277
Responsibility of States for the Actions of Rebels and Insurgent Governments
284
Suggested Readings
285
ch. 12
Law of the Sea
286
Perspective
286
General Principles
287
Basic Principles
288
Maritime Boundaries and Jurisdictional Principles
293
High Seas
309
Note on Regimes and the Idea of the Global Commons
313
Suggested Readings
316
ch. 13
Jurisdiction Over Air Space and Outer Space
317
National Airspace
317
Air Hijacking
322
Telecommunications
334
Outer Space
337
Suggested Readings
340
ch. 14
Agents of International Intercourse Immunities
341
Diplomatic Agents
341
Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities
352
Agents of International Organizations: Privileges and Immunities
367
Consular Agents
371
Suggested Readings
377
pt. IV
International Law and the Individual
379
ch. 15
Individual and International Law: Human Rights
380
Individual: From Object to Subject
380
Restrictions on the Jurisdiction of States Over Their Nationals
381
Theory and Practice
382
United Nations and Human Rights
382
International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
385
International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights
386
Other Human Rights Instruments
386
Implementation
390
Commission on Human Rights/Human Rights Council
392
Regional Human Rights Initiatives
394
Human Rights and Territorial Asylum
399
U.S. Practice and Human Rights Conventions
405
Suggested Readings
408
ch. 16
International Criminal Law
409
Crimes Against Humanity and Genocide
411
Piracy
422
Peacetime Hostage Taking
429
Terrorism
439
Inter-American Convention Against Terrorism
443
Conclusion
444
Suggested Readings
444
pt. V
Process and Issues
447
ch. 17
Adjudication
448
Advantages and Disadvantages of Adjudication
449
International Adjudication
451
Arbitration
451
Judicial Settlement
455
Suggested Readings
473
ch. 18
International Law and Protection of the Environment
474
Environment and Traditional International Law
475
Regimes and the Law
476
Regimes and Organizations
481
Earth Summit (Rio Conference)
486
Treaties
489
Conclusion
502
Suggested Readings
503
pt. VI
Law and the Use of Force
505
ch. 19
Use of Force
506
Perspective on the Use of Force in the Contemporary World
506
Classic Definition of War
509
Pre-Charter Attempts to Regulate the Use of Force
510
United Nations
513
Terrorism and Self-Defense
520
UN Peacekeeping
528
United States, the United Nations, and Iraq (2003)
532
Postcolonial, Imperial Continuation, and/or Border Wars
533
Responsibility to Protect and Humanitarian Intervention
534
Suggested Readings
539
ch. 20
International Humanitarian Law: War Crimes
540
Laws of War (Jus in Bello): International Humanitarian Law
540
Development of the Contemporary Law of War
541
Law of Noninternational Wars (LONIAC)
543
What Is a War Crime?
544
Prisoners of War
555
Limiting the Means of War
559
Some Notes On Noninternational Conflict
565
Rules of Conflict in the Air
571
Suggested Readings
573
ch. 21
War Crime Tribunals
575
Treaty of Versailles and the Commission of Fifteen
577
Leipzig
578
Constantinople
579
International Military Tribunal: Nuremberg
580
International Military Tribunal for the Far East
583
Trials by Other Tribunals
584
After Nuremberg
585
ICTY, ICTR, SCSL: Structure and Organization
589
International Criminal Court
593
Suggested Readings
600
Subject and Name Index
601
Index of Cases
625