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020			_a1405197641 _qhbk. (alk. paper)
020			_a9781405197649 _qhbk. (alk. paper)
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035			_a(ATU)b11722800
035			_a(OCoLC)430736588
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050	0	0	_aKZ3410 _b.H46 2010
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100	1		_aHenderson, Conway W., _eauthor. _91079518
245	1	0	_aUnderstanding international law / _cConway W. Henderson.
264		1	_aChichester, West Sussex, U.K. ; _aMalden, Mass. : _bWiley-Blackwell, _c2010.
300			_axviii, 468 pages ; _c25 cm
336			_atext _btxt _2rdacontent
337			_aunmediated _bn _2rdamedia
338			_avolume _bnc _2rdacarrier
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 406-430) and index.
505	0	0	_gPart I. _tMaking the World More Lawful -- _g1. _tThe Rise of International Law -- _tThe Nature of International Law -- _tThe Roles of International Law -- _tThe Early Beginnings of International Law -- _tDueling Philosophies -- _tContending Modern Approaches -- _tOperating Conditions: What Helps and What Hinders? -- _tChapter Summary -- _g2. _tA World of Actors: A Question of Legal Standing -- _tActors -- _tThe State -- _tInternational Government Organizations -- _tNon-government Organizations -- _tMultinational Corporations -- _tIndividuals -- _tInsurgents -- _tEthnic Groups -- _tTerrorists -- _tMercenaries and Private Military Companies -- _tDomestic Actors -- _tChapter Summary -- _g3. _tThe Sources of International Law: Creating Law without Government -- _tCustomary Law -- _tTreaty Law -- _tThe Role of Principles -- _tJudges and Publicists -- _tOther Sources -- _tThe Scope of International Law -- _tChapter Summary -- _g4. _tThe Efficacy of International Law -- _tLegislating International Law -- _tEnforcing International Law -- _tAdjudicating International Law -- _tThe Incorporation of International Law -- _tCan There Be a Future World Government? -- _tChapter Summary -- _g5. _tJurisdiction: Domain over Places and Persons -- _tTerritorial Jurisdiction -- _tLaw of the Sea -- _tAirspace -- _tOuter Space -- _tSatellites -- _tThe Polar Regions -- _tNationality -- _tDual Nationality -- _tAlien Status -- _tSovereign Immunity and Act of State -- _tExtraterritoriality -- _tExtradition -- _tChapter Summary -- _gPart II. _tMaking the World Safer -- _g6. _tDiplomacy in Pursuit of Peace -- _tA Brief History of Diplomacy -- _tThe Rules of Diplomacy for States -- _tTwo Special Issues concerning Embassies -- _tRules for the Consular Relations of States -- _tThe Peaceful Settlement of Disputes -- _tThe Operating Conditions of Diplomacy -- _tThe Rules of Diplomacy for IGOs -- _tThe Special Case of the UN -- _tChapter Summary -- _g7. _tArms Limitations for a Less Violent World -- _tA Brief History of Arms Limitations -- _tObjectives of Arms Limitations -- _tObstacles to Arms Limitations -- _tThe Nuclear Regime -- _tThe Biological Weapons Regime -- _tThe Chemical Weapons Regime -- _tThe Missile Control Regime -- _tThe Conventional Weapons Regime -- _tChapter Summary -- _g8. _tLaw to Constrain Force -- _tA Brief History of the Laws Governing Force -- _tEvolution to UN Law -- _tAggression -- _tSelf-defense -- _tSelf-defense in an Age of Terrorism -- _tIntervention -- _tPeacekeeping -- _tToday's Salient Issues concerning the Laws of War -- _tChapter Summary -- _g9. _tCore International Crimes: Atrocities That Shock the Conscience of Humankind -- _tA Brief History of Core International Crimes -- _tCrimes Against Peace -- _tCrimes against Humanity -- _tGenocide -- _tThe Most Notorious Episodes of Genocide -- _tSpecial Dimensions of Genocide -- _tWar Crimes -- _tThe Contributions of International Tribunals -- _tChapter Summary -- _gPart III. _tMaking the World Better -- _g10. _tHuman Rights: Freedom and Protection for Humankind -- _tA Brief History of the Human Rights Movement -- _tCivil and Political Rights -- _tEconomic, Social, and Cultural Rights -- _tGroup Rights -- _tA Human Rights Frontier? -- _tHuman Rights Regimes -- _tThe Role of Non-state Actors -- _tChapter Summary -- _g11. _tThe Global Environment in Jeopardy -- _tA Brief History of Environmental Developments -- _tAtmosphere -- _tWater -- _tSoil -- _tForests -- _tWildlife -- _tThe Environment and Human Rights -- _tEnvironmental Governance -- _tChapter Summary -- _g12. _tRules for Sharing the World's Wealth -- _tA Brief History of Economic Relations -- _tGovernance from the North -- _tStandardizing the Global Economy -- _tIntellectual Property Rights -- _tCommercial Arbitration -- _tGlobalism versus Regionalism -- _tGovernance of the South -- _tFour Economic Flows in the North - South Relationship -- _tCounter-productive Issues for the Global Economy: Organized Crime, Corruption, and the Pursuit of Non-economic Goals -- _tChapter Summary -- _gPart IV. _tMaking the Future -- _g13. _tThe Problems and Prospects of International Law.
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