International law : a treatise / by L. Oppenheim ; edited by H. Lauterpacht.

London : Longmans, Green and Co., 1948.

7th edition

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International law.

VOLUME 1:

Introduction: Foundation and development of the law of nations

I. Foundation of the law of nations

II. Development and science of the law of nations

Part I: The subjects of the law of nations

I. International persons

II. Position of the states within the family of nations

III. Responsibility of states

IV. The legal organisation of the international community

Part II: The objects of the law of nations

I. State territory

II. The open sea

III. Individuals

Part III: Organs of the states for their international relations

I. Heads of states, and foreign offices

II. Diplomatic envoys

III. Consuls

IV. Miscellaneous agencies

Part IV: International transactions

I. On international transaction in general

II. Treaties

III. Important groups of treaties

VOLUME 2:

Part I: Settlement of state differences

I. Amicable settlement of state differences

II. Compulsive settlement of state differences

III. Renunciation of war

Part II: War

I. On war in general

II. The outbreak of war

III. Warfare on land

IV. Warfare on sea

IVa. Air warfare

V. Non-hostile relations of belligerents

VI. Means of securing legitimate warfare

VII. End of war, and postliminium

Part III: Neutrality

I. On neutrality in general

II. Relations between belligerents and neutrals

III. Blockade

IV. Contraband

V. Unneutral service

VI. Visitation, capture and trial of neutral vessels.

Includes index and bibliographical references.

2 volumes (liii, 940, liii, 941 pages) ; 23 cm