The Law of WarCambridge University Press, 28 sept. 2000 - 516 pages In this second edition Detter further explores the changing legal context of modern warfare in the light of developments over the last decade. She reviews the status of international forces and the role and responsibilities of transnational organisations. This new edition covers the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (CNTBT), the Landmine Convention (1987), and Laser Protocol. New topics include compensation for war crimes, information warfare, space weapons, war crimes tribunals, sanctions and interventions. This updated edition will be of use to students of international law, international relations and politics. |
Table des matières
The concept of | 3 |
The crosseffects of practices in different wars | 36 |
Revolutionary | 56 |
Prohibition of | 62 |
Rules prohibiting certain intervention | 70 |
X | 96 |
Prevention of | 104 |
The warwaging machinery | 131 |
Radiological weapons | 250 |
Chemical weapons CWs | 263 |
Prohibited methods of warfare | 276 |
ii Provisions for internal warfare | 295 |
B Specific rules for naval warfare | 308 |
Humanitarian rules | 315 |
Effects of the state of war | 343 |
Execution of the Law of War | 367 |
The nature of the Law of War | 151 |
Spatial application of the Law of War | 168 |
B Extended application in zones and internal conflicts | 185 |
Restrictions on weapons | 211 |
Weapons of mass destruction | 233 |
Nuclear weapons | 239 |
Suspension of the Law of War | 391 |
Sanctions and responsibility for breaches | 413 |
an evaluation of the contemporary Law of War | 431 |
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Expressions et termes fréquents
action acts adopted agreement AJIL allowed apply armed conflict assistance attack belligerents bound cause certain Chapter chemical civil civilians claimed clear combatants concern Conference considerable considered constitute countries Court crimes definition Disarmament discussion distinction Draft droit duty effect enemy established example exist force further Geneva Conventions groups guerilla Hague hand hostilities humanitarian Ibid ICRC important individuals international law intervention Italy Law of War liberation limited London means methods military movements nature neutral nuclear numerous objective obligations operations Order organisations parties Peace persons political practice prevent prisoners problems prohibition protection Protocol provisions question reason recognised referred regard Regulations relations relevant Report Resolution respect responsibility rules Second Security ships similar situation specific status subjected taken term territory third tion Treaty United Nations violations warfare wars weapons World Yugoslavia
Références à ce livre
The Law of Armed Conflict: Constraints on the Contemporary Use of Military Force Howard M. Hensel Aucun aperçu disponible - 2005 |