Verfügbarkeit: Public international law in a nutshell

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Hauptverfasser:	Buergenthal, Thomas 1934-2023 (VerfasserIn), Murphy, Sean D. 1960- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	St. Paul, MN West Academic Publishing [2019]
Ausgabe:	Sixth edition
Schriftenreihe:	Nutshell series
Schlagworte:	Völkerrecht Einführung Lehrbuch
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Beschreibung:	XXXV, 487 Seiten
ISBN:	9781683282396 1683282396

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adam_text	OUTLINE PREFACE TO THE SIXTH EDITION M ACKNOWLEDGMENTS V TABLE OF CASES XXM TABLE OF ABBREVIATIONS XXXI CHAPTER 1. APPLICATION AND RELEVANCE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 1 I. INTRODUCTION 1 II. PROBLEMS OF DEFINITION 1 § 1-1. TRADITIONAL DEFINITION 1 § 1-2. STATES UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW 2 § 1-3. MODERN DEFINITION 2 § 1-4. MODERN SUBJECTS 2 III. INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL APPLICATION 3 § 1-5. APPLICATIONS DISTINGUISHED 3 § 1-6. INTERNATIONAL APPLICATION 4 § 1-7. NATIONAL APPLICATION 4 §1-8. EXAMPLES OF THE APPLICATION OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 5 § 1-9. SUPREMACY OF INTERNATIONAL LAW .... 7 IV. RELEVANCE AND FUNCTION OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 9 § 1-10. USES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 9 § 1-11. INTERNATIONAL LAW AS LAW 9 § 1-12. APPLICATION AND ENFORCEMENT 10 § 1-13. ENFORCEMENT AND COMPLIANCE 12 V. HISTORICAL OVERVIEW 13 § 1-14. ORIGINS OF THE MODERN SYSTEM 13 § 1-15. MAJOR EARLY WRITERS AND THEORIES 14 VII VIII OUTLINE § 1-16. HISTORICAL MILESTONES 16 CHAPTER 2. SOURCES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 21 I. INTRODUCTION 21 II. PRIMARY SOURCES 22 §2-1. ARTICLE 38(1) OF THE I.C.J. STATUTE 22 § 2-2. NORMATIVE HIERARCHY: JUS COGENS 23 § 2 - 3. CUSTOMARY INTERNATIONAL LAW 27 § 2-4. CONVENTIONAL INTERNATIONAL LAW... 30 § 2-5. GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF LAW 33 §2-6. CHARACTER OF MODERN INTERNATIONAL LAW 35 III. SECONDARY SOURCES OR EVIDENCE 35 § 2-7. JUDICIAL DECISIONS AND TEACHINGS 35 § 2-8. ACTS OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 38 § 2-9. LAW-MAKING PROCESS 42 CHAPTER 3. STATES AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 43 I. INTRODUCTION 43 II. STATES 43 § 3-1. RECOGNITION DOCTRINE GENERALLY .... 43 § 3-2. RECOGNITION OF STATES 44 §3-3. DISSOLUTION OF THE USSR 45 § 3-4. RECOGNITION OF GOVERNMENTS 47 § 3-5. RECOGNITION IN U.S. PRACTICE 49 III. INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS GENERALLY 51 § 3-6. NATURE OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 51 OUTLINE IX § 3-7. OPERATIONAL LEGAL ISSUES 52 § 3-8. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND 53 IV. UNITED NATIONS 54 § 3-9. U.N. CHARTER 54 § 3-10. NATURE AND FUNCTION 54 § 3-11. INTERNATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL SUPREMACY 55 § 3-12,. .U.N. ORGANS 56 § 3-13. VOTING PROCEDURES 58 § 3-14. LEGALLY-BINDING CHARACTER OF U.N. RESOLUTIONS 59 § 3-15. LAW-MAKING AND LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITIES 60 V. U.N. SPECIALIZED AGENCIES 63 § 3-16. DEFINITION 63 § 3-17. ORGANIZATIONS HAVING SPECIALIZED AGENCY STATUS 63 § 3-18. MEMBER STATES 64 § 3-19. LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITIES 64 VI. REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 65 § 3-20. GENERAL DESCRIPTION 65 § 3-21. BASIC CHARACTERISTICS 66 § 3-22. MAJOR REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 66 § 3-23. MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS 68 § 3-24. INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE 69 § 3-25. FUNCTIONS AND ACHIEVEMENTS 70 VII. SUPRANATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 71 § 3-26. MEANING OF SUPRANATIONALITY 71 § 3-27. SUPRANATIONALITY AND THE EUROPEAN UNION 71 § 3-28. MANDATE OF THE EUROPEAN UNION 72 § 3-29. EU INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE 74 X OUTLINE § 3-30. EU LAW-MAKING 76 § 3-31. EU LAW AND NATIONAL LAW 76 VIII. NON-STATE ACTORS 78 § 3-32. NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS 78 CHAPTER 4. INTERNATIONAL DISPUTE SETTLEMENT 81 I. INTRODUCTION 81 II. NON-JUDICIAL METHODS 82 § 4-1. INTRODUCTION 82 § 4-2. NEGOTIATION 82 § 4-3. INQUIRY 83 § 4-4. MEDIATION OR GOOD OFFICES 83 § 4-5. CONCILIATION 84 § 4-6. NEGOTIATION, MEDIATION, CONCILIATION COMBINED 85 III. QUASI-JUDICIAL METHODS 86 § 4-7. ARBITRATION AND ADJUDICATION DISTINGUISHED 86 § 4-8. CONSENT TO ARBITRATION 87 § 4-9. SEVERABILITY OF AGREEMENT TO ARBITRATE 88 § 4-10. REFUSAL TO ARBITRATE 89 §4-11. NATURE AND COMPOSITION OF ARBITRAL TRIBUNALS 90 § 4-12. ARBITRAL AWARD 91 § 4-13. APPLICABLE LAW AND SOURCES OF LAW 92 § 4-14. INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION AND THE INDIVIDUAL 92 IV. JUDICIAL METHODS 94 § 4-15. INTRODUCTION 94 OUTLINE XI A. INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE § 4-16. HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT 96 § 4-17. COMPOSITION AND INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE 97 1. CONTENTIOUS JURISDICTION §4-18. BASES OF CONTENTIOUS JURISDICTION 97 §4-19. RECIPROCITY UNDER ARTICLE 36(2) 101 § 4-20. U.S. ARTICLE 36(2) DECLARATION 103 § 4-21. WITHDRAWAL OF U.S. DECLARATION 105 § 4-22. NATIONAL SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS 107 § 4-23. EFFECT AND ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS 109 § 4-24. PROVISIONAL MEASURES 110 2. ADVISORY JURISDICTION § 4-25. SCOPE OF ADVISORY JURISDICTION .... ILL § 4-26. LEGAL CHARACTER 112 B. OTHER MAJOR INTERNATIONAL COURTS § 4-27. INTRODUCTION 113 § 4-28. INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL FOR THE LAW OF THE SEA 114 § 4-29. AD HOC INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNALS 116 § 4-30. INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT 117 § 4-31. COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EUROPEAN UNION 120 XII OUTLINE § 4-32. EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS 122 § 4-33. INTER-AMERICAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS 124 § 4-34. AFRICAN COURT OF HUMAN AND PEOPLES RIGHTS 125 CHAPTER 5. INTERNATIONAL LAW OF TREATIES 129 I. INTRODUCTION 129 II. DEFINITION AND CONCLUSION OF TREATIES 131 § 5-1. DEFINITION 131 § 5-2. NEGOTIATION OF TREATIES 132 § 5-3. CONSENT TO BE BOUND BY TREATY 134 § 5-4. SIGNATURE FOLLOWED BY RATIFICATION 134 § 5-5. ENTRY INTO FORCE OF TREATIES 136 III. RESERVATIONS 137 § 5-6. DEFINITION 137 § 5-7. RIGHT TO MAKE RESERVATIONS 138 § 5-8. ACCEPTANCE AND LEGAL EFFECT OF RESERVATIONS 139 IV. OBSERVANCE OF TREATIES 143 § 5-9. PACTA SUNT SERVANDA 143 § 5-10. TERRITORIAL SCOPE OF TREATIES 143 § 5-11. INTERPRETATION OF TREATIES 144 § 5-12. TREATIES AND THIRD STATES 146 V. INVALIDITY, TERMINATION, AND SUSPENSION OF TREATIES 147 § 5-13. INVALIDITY OF TREATIES 147 § 5-14. NATIONAL LAW AND INVALIDITY 148 § 5-15. TERMINATION, SUSPENSION, AND BREACH OF TREATIES 149 OUTLINE XIII § 5-16. TREATIES AND STATE SUCCESSION 154 CHAPTER 6. RIGHTS OF INDIVIDUALS 157 I. INTRODUCTION 157 II. INTERNATIONAL LAW OF HUMAN RIGHTS 158 § 6-1. HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT 158 A. LAW OF THE U.N. CHARTER § 6-2. U.N. CHARTER 160 § 6-3. UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS 161 § 6-4. U.N. HUMAN RIGHTS COVENANTS 163 § 6-5. OTHER U.N. HUMAN RIGHTS INSTRUMENTS 168 § 6-6. SPECIALIZED AGENCIES AND REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 168 § 6-7. INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS CODE AND ITS LEGAL EFFECT 169 B. REGIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW AND INSTITUTIONS 1. EUROPEAN SYSTEM § 6-8. EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS 171 § 6-9. CONVENTION INSTITUTIONS 172 § 6-10. ADMISSIBILITY REQUIREMENTS 175 2. INTER-AMERICAN SYSTEM § 6-11. TWO SOURCES OF THE SYSTEM 176 § 6-12. OAS CHARTER SYSTEM 176 § 6-13. CONVENTION SYSTEM 178 § 6-14. APPLYING THE CONVENTION 181 XIV OUTLINE § 6-15. INTERPLAY WITH U.S. LAW 182 3. AFRICAN SYSTEM §6-16. AFRICAN CHARTER ON HUMAN AND PEOPLES RIGHTS 183 § 6-17. CHARTER INSTITUTIONS 184 § 6-18. RIGHTS GUARANTEED 185 C. INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW § 6-19. DEFINITION AND SOURCES 185 § 6-20. 1949 GENEVA CONVENTIONS 186 §6-21. PROTOCOLS ADDITIONAL TO THE GENEVA CONVENTIONS 190 § 6-22. DEROGATION FROM HUMAN RIGHTS CONVENTIONS DURING ARMED CONFLICT 191 § 6-23. WAR CRIMES AND CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY 192 III. STATE RESPONSIBILITY FOR INJURIES TO ALIENS 193 § 6-24. HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT 193 A. PROCEDURAL ISSUES § 6-25. NATIONALITY REQUIREMENT 195 § 6-26. EXHAUSTION OF LOCAL REMEDIES .... 196 § 6-27. PRESENTATION AND SETTLEMENT OF CLAIMS 198 B. SUBSTANTIVE ASPECTS § 6-28. ATTRIBUTABLE LIABILITY 201 § 6-29. SCOPE OF LIABILITY 202 § 6-30. ECONOMIC RIGHTS 204 OUTLINE XV CHAPTER 7. FOREIGN RELATIONS LAW IN THE UNITED STATES 209 I. INTRODUCTION 209 II. SEPARATION OF POWERS IN FOREIGN AFFAIRS .... 209 § 7-1. CONGRESSIONAL POWER 209 § 7-2. EXECUTIVE POWER 210 § 7-3. TREATY POWER 214 §7-4. .. -WAR POWER 220 § 7-5. JUDICIAL POWER 223 III. ROLE OF THE STATES 229 § 7-6. FEDERAL SUPREMACY UNDER THE CONSTITUTION 229 §7-7. PREEMPTION OF STATE LAW 230 IV. INTERNATIONAL LAW AS A PART OF U.S. LAW... 233 § 7-8. INTRODUCTION 233 § 7-9. TREATIES IN U.S. LAW 234 § 7-10. CUSTOMARY INTERNATIONAL LAW IN U.S. LAW 240 § 7-11. ALIEN TORT STATUTE 243 § 7-12. USE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW TO INTERPRET THE U.S. CONSTITUTION 248 CHAPTER 8. EXERCISE OF NATIONAL JURISDICTION 249 I. INTRODUCTION 249 II. PRESUMPTIONS UNDER U.S. LAW 249 § 8-1. PRESUMPTION THAT STATUTES ONLY GOVERN CONDUCT IN U.S. TERRITORY 249 § 8-2. CONGRESSIONAL INTENT TO APPLY A STATUTE EXTRATERRITORIALLY 251 XVI OUTLINE § 8-3. EXAMPLE: EAST AFRICA EMBASSY BOMBINGS 252 § 8-4. PRESUMPTION OF CONSISTENCY WITH INTERNATIONAL LAW 253 III. PERMISSIBLE BASES OF JURISDICTION UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW 254 § 8-5. GENERAL APPROACH OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 254 § 8-6. TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION 256 § 8-7. NATIONALITY JURISDICTION 258 § 8-8. PASSIVE PERSONALITY JURISDICTION 261 §8-9. PROTECTIVE JURISDICTION 263 § 8-10. UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION 265 § 8-11. COMBINATIONS OF JURISDICTIONAL BASES 267 § 8-12. DISCRETION TO EXERCISE PERMISSIBLE JURISDICTION 268 § 8-13. REASONABILITY OF EXERCISING JURISDICTION 269 § 8-14. CONCURRENT JURISDICTION 272 IV. JURISDICTION TO ADJUDICATE AND ENFORCE 272 § 8-15. JURISDICTION TO ADJUDICATE 273 § 8-16. JURISDICTION TO ENFORCE 275 V. ACT OF STATE DOCTRINE 276 § 8-17. ACT OF STATE DOCTRINE GENERALLY 276 § 8-18. ACT OF STATE DOCTRINE IN U.S. LAW 278 § 8-19. NON-APPLICATION OF THE DOCTRINE WHEN CONGRESS SO DIRECTS 281 § 8-20. POSSIBLE NON-APPLICATION WHEN THE EXECUTIVE SO DIRECTS 282 OUTLINE XVII § 8-21. POSSIBLE NON-APPLICATION IN OTHER SITUATIONS 283 CHAPTER 9. IMMUNITIES FROM JURISDICTION .... 287 I. INTRODUCTION 287 II. IMMUNITIES FOR STATE OFFICIALS 288 § 9-1. FUNCTION 288 §9-2. * DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITIES 289 § 9-3. CONSULAR IMMUNITIES 292 § 9-4. SPECIAL MISSION IMMUNITY 293 § 9-5. IMMUNITY RATIONE MATERIAE FOR STATE OFFICIALS 295 § 9-6. IMMUNITY RATIONE PERSONAE FOR SENIOR GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS 297 § 9-7. U.S. STATUTORY LAW 300 III. STATE IMMUNITIES 301 § 9-8. UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW 301 § 9-9. U.S. HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT 303 § 9-10. FOREIGN SOVEREIGN IMMUNITIES ACT (FSIA) 306 §9-11. EXCEPTION BASED ON WAIVER 308 § 9-12. COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY EXCEPTION... 309 § 9-13. EXPROPRIATION EXCEPTION 312 § 9-14. INHERITANCE/IMMOVABLE PROPERTY EXCEPTION 313 § 9-15. TORT EXCEPTION 314 § 9-16. EXCEPTION FOR ARBITRATION 315 § 9-17. TERRORIST STATE EXCEPTION 315 § 9-18. COUNTERCLAIMS EXCEPTION 317 § 9-19. EXTENT OF LIABILITY 318 § 9-20. ATTACHMENT AND EXECUTION 318 IV. IMMUNITIES FOR INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND THEIR OFFICIALS 320 XVIII OUTLINE CHAPTER 10. LAW OF THE SEA 323 I. INTRODUCTION 323 II. MAJOR MARITIME ZONES 325 § 10-1. BASELINES AND INTERNAL WATERS ... 325 § 10-2. TERRITORIAL SEA 328 § 10-3. CONTIGUOUS ZONE 332 § 10-4. EXCLUSIVE ECONOMIC ZONE 334 § 10-5. CONTINENTAL SHELF 336 § 10-6. ISLANDS AND ARCHIPELAGOES 339 § 10-7. HIGH SEAS 343 § 10-8. INTERNATIONAL SEABED AREA 345 § 10-9. STRAITS 348 §10-10. DELIMITATION OF MARITIME BOUNDARIES 349 § 10-11. HOT PURSUIT ACROSS MARITIME ZONES 352 III. REGULATION OF CERTAIN USES OF THE SEA 353 § 10-12. MARITIME POLLUTION 353 § 10-13. FISHING 355 IV. DISPUTE SETTLEMENT 358 § 10-14. LOSC DISPUTE SETTLEMENT 358 CHAPTER 11. INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 363 I. INTRODUCTION 363 II. STRUCTURAL OVERVIEW 363 § 11-1. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND 363 § 11-2. INTERNATIONAL AND NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS 371 § 11-3. KEY PRINCIPLES 375 §11-4. TECHNIQUES OF LEGAL REGULATION 381 OUTLINE XIX III. REGULATION IN IMPORTANT SECTORS 384 § 11-5. OZONE DEPLETION 384 § 11-6. GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE 386 § 11-7. BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY 389 IV. TRADE AND ENVIRONMENT 391 CHAPTER 12. USE OF FORCE AND ARMS CONTROL , 399 I. INTRODUCTION 399 II. THE USE OF FORCE 399 § 12-1. GENERAL PROHIBITION ON THE USE OF FORCE 399 § 12-2. INHERENT RIGHT OF SELF-DEFENSE.... 403 § 12-3. PEACE ENFORCEMENT BY THE SECURITY COUNCIL 411 § 12-4. PEACE ENFORCEMENT BY REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 416 § 12-5. MIXED BASES FOR THE USE OF FORCE 418 § 12-6. U.N. PEACEKEEPING 420 III. ARMS CONTROL 422 § 12-7. BACKGROUND 422 § 12-8. CONVENTIONAL WEAPONS 423 § 12-9. CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS 425 § 12-10. NUCLEAR WEAPONS 426 CHAPTER 13. INTERNATIONAL LEGAL RESEARCH...431 I. INTRODUCTION 431 II. TREATISES AND OTHER SCHOLARLY MATERIAL.... 431 § 13-1. TREATISES 431 § 13-2. ENCYCLOPEDIAS, DICTIONARIES AND RESTATEMENTS 433 XX OUTLINE § 13-3. CASEBOOKS 434 § 13-4. PERIODICAL LITERATURE 436 III. INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS 438 § 13-5. INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS GENERALLY 438 § 13-6. INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS OF THE UNITED STATES 440 § 13-7. INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS AND ELECTRONIC DATABASES 444 IV. STATE AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION PRACTICE 445 § 13-8. CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF GOVERNMENTS 445 § 13-9. CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES 446 § 13-10. PAST PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES 447 §13-11. PRACTICE OF THE UNITED NATIONS.... 449 § 13-12. INTERNATIONAL LAW COMMISSION 451 V. JUDICIAL AND ARBITRAL DECISIONS 452 § 13-13. GENERAL SOURCES FOR JUDICIAL AND ARBITRAL DECISIONS 452 § 13-14. I.C.J. DECISIONS 453 § 13-15. EU COURT DECISIONS 454 § 13-16. INTER-AMERICAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS DECISIONS 455 § 13-17. INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL DECISIONS 455 § 13-18. ITLOS DECISIONS 456 § 13-19. WTO DECISIONS 456 § 13-20. NAFTA DISPUTE SETTLEMENT DECISIONS 456 OUTLINE XXI VI. INTERNET RESEARCH 457 § 13-21. INTERNET SOURCES 457 VII. FURTHER REFERENCE WORKS 459 § 13-22. ADDITIONAL HELP 459 SUBJECT INDEX 461 AUTHOR INDEX 477
adam_txt	OUTLINE PREFACE TO THE SIXTH EDITION M ACKNOWLEDGMENTS V TABLE OF CASES XXM TABLE OF ABBREVIATIONS XXXI CHAPTER 1. APPLICATION AND RELEVANCE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 1 I. INTRODUCTION 1 II. PROBLEMS OF DEFINITION 1 § 1-1. TRADITIONAL DEFINITION 1 § 1-2. STATES UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW 2 § 1-3. MODERN DEFINITION 2 § 1-4. MODERN SUBJECTS 2 III. INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL APPLICATION 3 § 1-5. APPLICATIONS DISTINGUISHED 3 § 1-6. INTERNATIONAL APPLICATION 4 § 1-7. NATIONAL APPLICATION 4 §1-8. EXAMPLES OF THE APPLICATION OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 5 § 1-9. SUPREMACY OF INTERNATIONAL LAW . 7 IV. RELEVANCE AND FUNCTION OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 9 § 1-10. USES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 9 § 1-11. INTERNATIONAL LAW AS LAW 9 § 1-12. APPLICATION AND ENFORCEMENT 10 § 1-13. ENFORCEMENT AND COMPLIANCE 12 V. HISTORICAL OVERVIEW 13 § 1-14. ORIGINS OF THE MODERN SYSTEM 13 § 1-15. MAJOR EARLY WRITERS AND THEORIES 14 VII VIII OUTLINE § 1-16. HISTORICAL MILESTONES 16 CHAPTER 2. SOURCES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 21 I. INTRODUCTION 21 II. PRIMARY SOURCES 22 §2-1. ARTICLE 38(1) OF THE I.C.J. STATUTE 22 § 2-2. NORMATIVE HIERARCHY: JUS COGENS 23 § 2 - 3. CUSTOMARY INTERNATIONAL LAW 27 § 2-4. CONVENTIONAL INTERNATIONAL LAW. 30 § 2-5. GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF LAW 33 §2-6. CHARACTER OF MODERN INTERNATIONAL LAW 35 III. SECONDARY SOURCES OR EVIDENCE 35 § 2-7. JUDICIAL DECISIONS AND TEACHINGS 35 § 2-8. ACTS OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 38 § 2-9. LAW-MAKING PROCESS 42 CHAPTER 3. STATES AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 43 I. INTRODUCTION 43 II. STATES 43 § 3-1. RECOGNITION DOCTRINE GENERALLY . 43 § 3-2. RECOGNITION OF STATES 44 §3-3. DISSOLUTION OF THE USSR 45 § 3-4. RECOGNITION OF GOVERNMENTS 47 § 3-5. RECOGNITION IN U.S. PRACTICE 49 III. INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS GENERALLY 51 § 3-6. NATURE OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 51 OUTLINE IX § 3-7. OPERATIONAL LEGAL ISSUES 52 § 3-8. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND 53 IV. UNITED NATIONS 54 § 3-9. U.N. CHARTER 54 § 3-10. NATURE AND FUNCTION 54 § 3-11. INTERNATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL SUPREMACY 55 § 3-12,. .U.N. ORGANS 56 § 3-13. VOTING PROCEDURES 58 § 3-14. LEGALLY-BINDING CHARACTER OF U.N. RESOLUTIONS 59 § 3-15. LAW-MAKING AND LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITIES 60 V. U.N. SPECIALIZED AGENCIES 63 § 3-16. DEFINITION 63 § 3-17. ORGANIZATIONS HAVING SPECIALIZED AGENCY STATUS 63 § 3-18. MEMBER STATES 64 § 3-19. LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITIES 64 VI. REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 65 § 3-20. GENERAL DESCRIPTION 65 § 3-21. BASIC CHARACTERISTICS 66 § 3-22. MAJOR REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 66 § 3-23. MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS 68 § 3-24. INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE 69 § 3-25. FUNCTIONS AND ACHIEVEMENTS 70 VII. SUPRANATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 71 § 3-26. MEANING OF SUPRANATIONALITY 71 § 3-27. SUPRANATIONALITY AND THE EUROPEAN UNION 71 § 3-28. MANDATE OF THE EUROPEAN UNION 72 § 3-29. EU INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE 74 X OUTLINE § 3-30. EU LAW-MAKING 76 § 3-31. EU LAW AND NATIONAL LAW 76 VIII. NON-STATE ACTORS 78 § 3-32. NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS 78 CHAPTER 4. INTERNATIONAL DISPUTE SETTLEMENT 81 I. INTRODUCTION 81 II. NON-JUDICIAL METHODS 82 § 4-1. INTRODUCTION 82 § 4-2. NEGOTIATION 82 § 4-3. INQUIRY 83 § 4-4. MEDIATION OR GOOD OFFICES 83 § 4-5. CONCILIATION 84 § 4-6. NEGOTIATION, MEDIATION, CONCILIATION COMBINED 85 III. QUASI-JUDICIAL METHODS 86 § 4-7. ARBITRATION AND ADJUDICATION DISTINGUISHED 86 § 4-8. CONSENT TO ARBITRATION 87 § 4-9. SEVERABILITY OF AGREEMENT TO ARBITRATE 88 § 4-10. REFUSAL TO ARBITRATE 89 §4-11. NATURE AND COMPOSITION OF ARBITRAL TRIBUNALS 90 § 4-12. ARBITRAL AWARD 91 § 4-13. APPLICABLE LAW AND SOURCES OF LAW 92 § 4-14. INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION AND THE INDIVIDUAL 92 IV. JUDICIAL METHODS 94 § 4-15. INTRODUCTION 94 OUTLINE XI A. INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE § 4-16. HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT 96 § 4-17. COMPOSITION AND INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE 97 1. CONTENTIOUS JURISDICTION §4-18. BASES OF CONTENTIOUS JURISDICTION 97 §4-19. RECIPROCITY UNDER ARTICLE 36(2) 101 § 4-20. U.S. ARTICLE 36(2) DECLARATION 103 § 4-21. WITHDRAWAL OF U.S. DECLARATION 105 § 4-22. NATIONAL SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS 107 § 4-23. EFFECT AND ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS 109 § 4-24. PROVISIONAL MEASURES 110 2. ADVISORY JURISDICTION § 4-25. SCOPE OF ADVISORY JURISDICTION . ILL § 4-26. LEGAL CHARACTER 112 B. OTHER MAJOR INTERNATIONAL COURTS § 4-27. INTRODUCTION 113 § 4-28. INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL FOR THE LAW OF THE SEA 114 § 4-29. AD HOC INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNALS 116 § 4-30. INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT 117 § 4-31. COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EUROPEAN UNION 120 XII OUTLINE § 4-32. EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS 122 § 4-33. INTER-AMERICAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS 124 § 4-34. AFRICAN COURT OF HUMAN AND PEOPLES' RIGHTS 125 CHAPTER 5. INTERNATIONAL LAW OF TREATIES 129 I. INTRODUCTION 129 II. DEFINITION AND CONCLUSION OF TREATIES 131 § 5-1. DEFINITION 131 § 5-2. NEGOTIATION OF TREATIES 132 § 5-3. CONSENT TO BE BOUND BY TREATY 134 § 5-4. SIGNATURE FOLLOWED BY RATIFICATION 134 § 5-5. ENTRY INTO FORCE OF TREATIES 136 III. RESERVATIONS 137 § 5-6. DEFINITION 137 § 5-7. RIGHT TO MAKE RESERVATIONS 138 § 5-8. ACCEPTANCE AND LEGAL EFFECT OF RESERVATIONS 139 IV. OBSERVANCE OF TREATIES 143 § 5-9. PACTA SUNT SERVANDA 143 § 5-10. TERRITORIAL SCOPE OF TREATIES 143 § 5-11. INTERPRETATION OF TREATIES 144 § 5-12. TREATIES AND THIRD STATES 146 V. INVALIDITY, TERMINATION, AND SUSPENSION OF TREATIES 147 § 5-13. INVALIDITY OF TREATIES 147 § 5-14. NATIONAL LAW AND INVALIDITY 148 § 5-15. TERMINATION, SUSPENSION, AND BREACH OF TREATIES 149 OUTLINE XIII § 5-16. TREATIES AND STATE SUCCESSION 154 CHAPTER 6. RIGHTS OF INDIVIDUALS 157 I. INTRODUCTION 157 II. INTERNATIONAL LAW OF HUMAN RIGHTS 158 § 6-1. HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT 158 A. LAW OF THE U.N. CHARTER § 6-2. " U.N. CHARTER 160 § 6-3. UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS 161 § 6-4. U.N. HUMAN RIGHTS COVENANTS 163 § 6-5. OTHER U.N. HUMAN RIGHTS INSTRUMENTS 168 § 6-6. SPECIALIZED AGENCIES AND REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 168 § 6-7. 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NATIONALITY REQUIREMENT 195 § 6-26. EXHAUSTION OF LOCAL REMEDIES . 196 § 6-27. PRESENTATION AND SETTLEMENT OF CLAIMS 198 B. SUBSTANTIVE ASPECTS § 6-28. ATTRIBUTABLE LIABILITY 201 § 6-29. SCOPE OF LIABILITY 202 § 6-30. ECONOMIC RIGHTS 204 OUTLINE XV CHAPTER 7. FOREIGN RELATIONS LAW IN THE UNITED STATES 209 I. INTRODUCTION 209 II. SEPARATION OF POWERS IN FOREIGN AFFAIRS . 209 § 7-1. CONGRESSIONAL POWER 209 § 7-2. EXECUTIVE POWER 210 § 7-3. TREATY POWER 214 §7-4. . -WAR POWER 220 § 7-5. JUDICIAL POWER 223 III. ROLE OF THE STATES 229 § 7-6. FEDERAL SUPREMACY UNDER THE CONSTITUTION 229 §7-7. PREEMPTION OF STATE LAW 230 IV. INTERNATIONAL LAW AS A PART OF U.S. LAW. 233 § 7-8. INTRODUCTION 233 § 7-9. TREATIES IN U.S. LAW 234 § 7-10. CUSTOMARY INTERNATIONAL LAW IN U.S. LAW 240 § 7-11. ALIEN TORT STATUTE 243 § 7-12. USE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW TO INTERPRET THE U.S. CONSTITUTION 248 CHAPTER 8. EXERCISE OF NATIONAL JURISDICTION 249 I. INTRODUCTION 249 II. PRESUMPTIONS UNDER U.S. LAW 249 § 8-1. PRESUMPTION THAT STATUTES ONLY GOVERN CONDUCT IN U.S. TERRITORY 249 § 8-2. CONGRESSIONAL INTENT TO APPLY A STATUTE EXTRATERRITORIALLY 251 XVI OUTLINE § 8-3. EXAMPLE: EAST AFRICA EMBASSY BOMBINGS 252 § 8-4. PRESUMPTION OF CONSISTENCY WITH INTERNATIONAL LAW 253 III. PERMISSIBLE BASES OF JURISDICTION UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW 254 § 8-5. GENERAL APPROACH OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 254 § 8-6. TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION 256 § 8-7. NATIONALITY JURISDICTION 258 § 8-8. PASSIVE PERSONALITY JURISDICTION 261 §8-9. PROTECTIVE JURISDICTION 263 § 8-10. UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION 265 § 8-11. COMBINATIONS OF JURISDICTIONAL BASES 267 § 8-12. DISCRETION TO EXERCISE PERMISSIBLE JURISDICTION 268 § 8-13. REASONABILITY OF EXERCISING JURISDICTION 269 § 8-14. CONCURRENT JURISDICTION 272 IV. JURISDICTION TO ADJUDICATE AND ENFORCE 272 § 8-15. JURISDICTION TO ADJUDICATE 273 § 8-16. JURISDICTION TO ENFORCE 275 V. ACT OF STATE DOCTRINE 276 § 8-17. ACT OF STATE DOCTRINE GENERALLY 276 § 8-18. ACT OF STATE DOCTRINE IN U.S. LAW 278 § 8-19. NON-APPLICATION OF THE DOCTRINE WHEN CONGRESS SO DIRECTS 281 § 8-20. POSSIBLE NON-APPLICATION WHEN THE EXECUTIVE SO DIRECTS 282 OUTLINE XVII § 8-21. POSSIBLE NON-APPLICATION IN OTHER SITUATIONS 283 CHAPTER 9. IMMUNITIES FROM JURISDICTION . 287 I. INTRODUCTION 287 II. IMMUNITIES FOR STATE OFFICIALS 288 § 9-1. FUNCTION 288 §9-2. * DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITIES 289 § 9-3. CONSULAR IMMUNITIES 292 § 9-4. SPECIAL MISSION IMMUNITY 293 § 9-5. IMMUNITY RATIONE MATERIAE FOR STATE OFFICIALS 295 § 9-6. IMMUNITY RATIONE PERSONAE FOR SENIOR GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS 297 § 9-7. U.S. STATUTORY LAW 300 III. STATE IMMUNITIES 301 § 9-8. UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW 301 § 9-9. U.S. HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT 303 § 9-10. FOREIGN SOVEREIGN IMMUNITIES ACT (FSIA) 306 §9-11. EXCEPTION BASED ON WAIVER 308 § 9-12. COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY EXCEPTION. 309 § 9-13. EXPROPRIATION EXCEPTION 312 § 9-14. INHERITANCE/IMMOVABLE PROPERTY EXCEPTION 313 § 9-15. TORT EXCEPTION 314 § 9-16. EXCEPTION FOR ARBITRATION 315 § 9-17. TERRORIST STATE EXCEPTION 315 § 9-18. COUNTERCLAIMS EXCEPTION 317 § 9-19. EXTENT OF LIABILITY 318 § 9-20. ATTACHMENT AND EXECUTION 318 IV. IMMUNITIES FOR INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND THEIR OFFICIALS 320 XVIII OUTLINE CHAPTER 10. LAW OF THE SEA 323 I. INTRODUCTION 323 II. MAJOR MARITIME ZONES 325 § 10-1. BASELINES AND INTERNAL WATERS . 325 § 10-2. TERRITORIAL SEA 328 § 10-3. CONTIGUOUS ZONE 332 § 10-4. EXCLUSIVE ECONOMIC ZONE 334 § 10-5. CONTINENTAL SHELF 336 § 10-6. ISLANDS AND ARCHIPELAGOES 339 § 10-7. HIGH SEAS 343 § 10-8. INTERNATIONAL SEABED AREA 345 § 10-9. STRAITS 348 §10-10. DELIMITATION OF MARITIME BOUNDARIES 349 § 10-11. HOT PURSUIT ACROSS MARITIME ZONES 352 III. REGULATION OF CERTAIN USES OF THE SEA 353 § 10-12. MARITIME POLLUTION 353 § 10-13. FISHING 355 IV. DISPUTE SETTLEMENT 358 § 10-14. LOSC DISPUTE SETTLEMENT 358 CHAPTER 11. INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 363 I. INTRODUCTION 363 II. STRUCTURAL OVERVIEW 363 § 11-1. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND 363 § 11-2. INTERNATIONAL AND NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS 371 § 11-3. KEY PRINCIPLES 375 §11-4. TECHNIQUES OF LEGAL REGULATION 381 OUTLINE XIX III. REGULATION IN IMPORTANT SECTORS 384 § 11-5. OZONE DEPLETION 384 § 11-6. GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE 386 § 11-7. BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY 389 IV. TRADE AND ENVIRONMENT 391 CHAPTER 12. USE OF FORCE AND ARMS CONTROL , 399 I. INTRODUCTION 399 II. THE USE OF FORCE 399 § 12-1. GENERAL PROHIBITION ON THE USE OF FORCE 399 § 12-2. INHERENT RIGHT OF SELF-DEFENSE. 403 § 12-3. PEACE ENFORCEMENT BY THE SECURITY COUNCIL 411 § 12-4. PEACE ENFORCEMENT BY REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 416 § 12-5. MIXED BASES FOR THE USE OF FORCE 418 § 12-6. U.N. PEACEKEEPING 420 III. ARMS CONTROL 422 § 12-7. BACKGROUND 422 § 12-8. CONVENTIONAL WEAPONS 423 § 12-9. CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS 425 § 12-10. NUCLEAR WEAPONS 426 CHAPTER 13. INTERNATIONAL LEGAL RESEARCH.431 I. INTRODUCTION 431 II. TREATISES AND OTHER SCHOLARLY MATERIAL. 431 § 13-1. TREATISES 431 § 13-2. ENCYCLOPEDIAS, DICTIONARIES AND RESTATEMENTS 433 XX OUTLINE § 13-3. CASEBOOKS 434 § 13-4. PERIODICAL LITERATURE 436 III. INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS 438 § 13-5. INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS GENERALLY 438 § 13-6. INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS OF THE UNITED STATES 440 § 13-7. INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS AND ELECTRONIC DATABASES 444 IV. STATE AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION PRACTICE 445 § 13-8. CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF GOVERNMENTS 445 § 13-9. CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES 446 § 13-10. PAST PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES 447 §13-11. PRACTICE OF THE UNITED NATIONS. 449 § 13-12. INTERNATIONAL LAW COMMISSION 451 V. JUDICIAL AND ARBITRAL DECISIONS 452 § 13-13. GENERAL SOURCES FOR JUDICIAL AND ARBITRAL DECISIONS 452 § 13-14. I.C.J. DECISIONS 453 § 13-15. EU COURT DECISIONS 454 § 13-16. INTER-AMERICAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS DECISIONS 455 § 13-17. INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL DECISIONS 455 § 13-18. ITLOS DECISIONS 456 § 13-19. WTO DECISIONS 456 § 13-20. 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