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International Law. A Treatise. Volume I (of 2) Peace. Second Edition

By L. (Lassa) Oppenheim

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INTERNATIONAL LAW A TREATISE VOL. I. PEACE SECOND EDITION BY L. OPPENHEIM, M.A., LL.D.
PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION
ABBREVIATIONS OF TITLES OF BOOKS, ETC., QUOTED IN THE TEXT
CASES CITED
CONTENTS OF THE FIRST VOLUME
INTRODUCTION FOUNDATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE LAW OF NATIONS
- CHAPTER I FOUNDATION OF THE LAW OF NATIONS
  - I THE LAW OF NATIONS AS LAW
  - II BASIS OF THE LAW OF NATIONS
  - III SOURCES OF THE LAW OF NATIONS
  - IV RELATIONS BETWEEN INTERNATIONAL AND MUNICIPAL LAW
  - V DOMINION OF THE LAW OF NATIONS
  - VI CODIFICATION OF THE LAW OF NATIONS
- CHAPTER II DEVELOPMENT AND SCIENCE OF THE LAW OF NATIONS
  - I DEVELOPMENT OF THE LAW OF NATIONS BEFORE GROTIUS
  - II DEVELOPMENT OF THE LAW OF NATIONS AFTER GROTIUS
  - III THE SCIENCE OF THE LAW OF NATIONS
PART I THE SUBJECTS OF THE LAW OF NATIONS
- CHAPTER I INTERNATIONAL PERSONS
  - I SOVEREIGN STATES AS INTERNATIONAL PERSONS
  - II RECOGNITION OF STATES AS INTERNATIONAL PERSONS
  - III CHANGES IN THE CONDITION OF INTERNATIONAL PERSONS
  - IV SUCCESSION OF INTERNATIONAL PERSONS
  - V COMPOSITE INTERNATIONAL PERSONS
  - VI VASSAL STATES
  - VII STATES UNDER PROTECTORATE
  - VIII NEUTRALISED STATES
  - IX NON-CHRISTIAN STATES
  - X THE HOLY SEE
  - XI INTERNATIONAL PERSONS OF THE PRESENT DAY
- CHAPTER II POSITION OF THE STATES WITHIN THE FAMILY OF NATIONS
  - I INTERNATIONAL PERSONALITY
  - II EQUALITY, RANK, AND TITLES
  - III DIGNITY
  - IV INDEPENDENCE AND TERRITORIAL AND PERSONAL SUPREMACY
  - V SELF-PRESERVATION
  - VI INTERVENTION
  - VII INTERCOURSE
  - VIII JURISDICTION
- CHAPTER III RESPONSIBILITY OF STATES
  - I ON STATE RESPONSIBILITY IN GENERAL
  - II STATE RESPONSIBILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL DELINQUENCIES
  - III STATE RESPONSIBILITY FOR ACTS OF STATE ORGANS
  - IV STATE RESPONSIBILITY FOR ACTS OF PRIVATE PERSONS
PART II THE OBJECTS OF THE LAW OFNATIONS
- CHAPTER I STATE TERRITORY
  - I ON STATE TERRITORY IN GENERAL
  - II THE DIFFERENT PARTS OF STATE TERRITORY
  - III RIVERS
  - IV LAKES AND LAND-LOCKED SEAS
  - V CANALS
  - VI MARITIME BELT
  - VII GULFS AND BAYS
  - VIII STRAITS
  - IX BOUNDARIES OF STATE TERRITORY
  - X STATE SERVITUDES
  - XI MODES OF ACQUIRING STATE TERRITORY
  - XII CESSION
  - XIII OCCUPATION
  - XIV ACCRETION
  - XV SUBJUGATION
  - XVI PRESCRIPTION
  - XVII LOSS OF STATE TERRITORY
- CHAPTER II THE OPEN SEA
  - I RISE OF THE FREEDOM OF THE OPEN SEA
  - II CONCEPTION OF THE OPEN SEA
  - III THE FREEDOM OF THE OPEN SEA
  - IV JURISDICTION ON THE OPEN SEA
  - V PIRACY
  - VI FISHERIES IN THE OPEN SEA
  - VII TELEGRAPH CABLES IN THE OPEN SEA
  - VIII WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY ON THE OPEN SEA
  - IX THE SUBSOIL BENEATH THE SEA BED
- CHAPTER III INDIVIDUALS
  - I POSITION OF INDIVIDUALS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW
  - II NATIONALITY
  - III MODES OF ACQUIRING AND LOSING NATIONALITY
  - IV NATURALISATION IN ESPECIAL
  - V DOUBLE AND ABSENT NATIONALITY
  - VI RECEPTION OF ALIENS AND RIGHT OF ASYLUM
  - VII POSITION OF ALIENS AFTER RECEPTION
  - VIII EXPULSION OF ALIENS
  - IX EXTRADITION
  - X PRINCIPLE OF NON-EXTRADITION OF POLITICAL CRIMINALS
PART III ORGANS OF THE STATES FOR THEIR INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
- CHAPTER I HEADS OF STATES, AND FOREIGN OFFICES
  - I POSITION OF HEADS OF STATES ACCORDING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW
  - II MONARCHS
  - III PRESIDENTS OF REPUBLICS
  - IV FOREIGN OFFICES
- CHAPTER II DIPLOMATIC ENVOYS
  - I THE INSTITUTION OF LEGATION
  - II RIGHT OF LEGATION
  - III KINDS AND CLASSES OF DIPLOMATIC ENVOYS
  - IV APPOINTMENT OF DIPLOMATIC ENVOYS
  - V RECEPTION OF DIPLOMATIC ENVOYS
  - VI FUNCTIONS OF DIPLOMATIC ENVOYS
  - VII POSITION OF DIPLOMATIC ENVOYS
  - VIII INVIOLABILITY OF DIPLOMATIC ENVOYS
  - IX EXTERRITORIALITY OF DIPLOMATIC ENVOYS
  - X POSITION OF DIPLOMATIC ENVOYS AS REGARDS THIRD STATES
  - XI THE RETINUE OF DIPLOMATIC ENVOYS
  - XII TERMINATION OF DIPLOMATIC MISSION
- CHAPTER III CONSULS
  - I THE INSTITUTION OF CONSULS
  - II CONSULAR ORGANISATION
  - III APPOINTMENT OF CONSULS
  - IV FUNCTIONS OF CONSULS
  - V POSITION AND PRIVILEGES OF CONSULS
  - VI TERMINATION OF CONSULAR OFFICE
  - VII CONSULS IN NON-CHRISTIAN STATES
- CHAPTER IV MISCELLANEOUS AGENCIES
  - I ARMED FORCES ON FOREIGN TERRITORY
  - II MEN-OF-WAR IN FOREIGN WATERS
  - III AGENTS WITHOUT DIPLOMATIC OR CONSULAR CHARACTER
  - IV INTERNATIONAL COMMISSIONS
  - V INTERNATIONAL OFFICES
  - VI THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF ARBITRATION
  - VII THE INTERNATIONAL PRIZE COURT AND THE PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE
PART IV INTERNATIONAL TRANSACTIONS
- CHAPTER I ON INTERNATIONAL TRANSACTIONS IN GENERAL
  - I NEGOTIATION
  - II CONGRESSES AND CONFERENCES
  - III TRANSACTIONS BESIDES NEGOTIATION
- CHAPTER II TREATIES
  - I CHARACTER AND FUNCTION OF TREATIES
  - II PARTIES TO TREATIES
  - III OBJECTS OF TREATIES
  - IV FORM AND PARTS OF TREATIES
  - V RATIFICATION OF TREATIES
  - VI EFFECT OF TREATIES
  - VII MEANS OF SECURING PERFORMANCE OF TREATIES
  - VIII PARTICIPATION OF THIRD STATES IN TREATIES
  - IX EXPIRATION AND DISSOLUTION OF TREATIES
  - X VOIDANCE OF TREATIES
  - XI CANCELLATION OF TREATIES
  - XII RENEWAL, RECONFIRMATION, AND REDINTEGRATION OF TREATIES
  - XIII INTERPRETATION OF TREATIES
- CHAPTER III IMPORTANT GROUPS OF TREATIES
  - I IMPORTANT LAW-MAKING TREATIES
  - II ALLIANCES
  - III TREATIES OF GUARANTEE AND OF PROTECTION
  - IV COMMERCIAL TREATIES
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