Elenents of contemporary international law

目录
Preface
Chapter 1 Introduction
Section 1 Definition,Origin,Development and Nature of International Law
1.1 Rules of LaW in National and International Community
1.2 Nomenclature of International Law
1.3 Definition of International Law
1.4 Features of International Law
1.5 Origin and Development of International Law
1.6 Nature and Binding Force of International Law
1.7 International Law and Private International Law
1.8 China and International Law
Section 2 Sources of International Law
2.1 Meaning of the Term"Source"
2.2 Sources of International Law
2.3 Hierarchy of the Effect of the Sources of International Law
Section 3 Subjects of International Law
3.1 Definition of the Subjects of International Law
3.2 Significance of the Determination of the Subjects of International Law
3.3 Characters of the Subjects of International Law
3.4 Scope of the Subjects of International Law
Section 4 International Law and Municipal Law
4.1 Significance of the Determination of the Relationship
4.2 Doctrines and State Practice Concerning the Relationship
Chapter 2 States under International Law
Section 1 Definition and Qualifications of States
1.1 Definition of States
1.2 Qualifications of States
Section 2 State Recognition and Succession
2.1 State Recognition
2.2 State Succession
Section 3 Fundamental Rights and Duties of States
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Fundamental Rights of States
3.3 Fundamental Duties of State
Section 4 State Responsibility
4.1 Definition and Elements of State Responsibility
4.2 Remedies for International Wrongful Acts
4.3 Defenses and Justifications
Section 5 Sovereign Immunity
5.1 Definition of and Rationale for Sovereign Immunity
5.2 Origin and Development of the Doctrine of Sovereign Immunity
5.3 Status quo of the Doctrine of Restrictive Immunity
5.4 An Appropriate Approach to the Issue
5.5 Speculation on the Future of Sovereign Immunity
Chapter 3 Individuals under International Law
Section 1 Introduction
1.1 The Link between International Law and Individuals
Section 2 Nationality
2.1 Definition of Nationality and Significance of Nationality
2.2 Acquisition and Loss of Nationality
2.3 Conflict of Nationality
Section 3 Legal Status of Aliens
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Definition and Scope of Aliens
3.3 The General Legal Status of Aliens
3.4 Entry,Residence and Exit of Aliens
3.5 Treatments of Aliens
3.6 Calvo Clause and the Two Rules Affecting the Interests of Alien
Section 4 Extradition and Asylum
4.1 Extradition
4.2 Asylum
Chapter 4 Territory of States
Section 1 Introduction
1.1 Definition and Character of Territory
1.2 Acquisition of Territory
1.3 Composition of Territory
Section 2 International Transit Waterways
2.1 Introduction
2.2 The Most Important International Transit Waterways
Section 3 Polar Regions
3.1 The Antarctic Region
3.2 The Arctic Region
Chapter 5 Jurisdiction of States under International law
Section 1 Introduction
1.1 Definition of Jurisdiction
1.2 Sources of Jurisdiction
1.3 Classifications of Jurisdiction
Section 2 Limitations of the exercise of Jurisdiction
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Limitations on the Exercise of Jurisdiction
Section 3 Active and Passive Nationality Principle of Jurisdiction
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Active Nationality Principle
3.3 Passive Nationality Principle
Section 4 Protective and Universal Principle of Jurisdiction
4.1 Protective Principle
4.2 Universal Principle
Section 5 Consular Jurisdiction
5.1 Definition and Origins
5.2 Nature of Consular Jurisdiction
Chapter 6 Diplomatic and Consular Relations
Section 1 Diplomatic Relations
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Classifications and Ranks of Diplomatic Agents
1.3 Accreditation and Functions of Diplomatic Agents
1.4 Diplomatic Privilege
1.5 Diplomatic Immunities
1.6 Rationale for Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities
Section 2 Consular Relations
2.1 Nature of Consular Relations
2.2 Classifications of Consular Officers
2.3 Ranks of Consular Officers
2.4 Appointment and Admission of Consular Officers
2.5 Functions of Consular Officers
2.6 Privileges and Immunities of Consular Officers
2.7 Termination of Functions of Consular Officers
Chapter 8 The Law of the Sea
Section 1 Introduction
1.1 Importance of the Sea
1.2 Definition and Codification of the Law of the Sea
Section 2 Baselines
2.1 Definition of Baseline
Section 3 Territorial Sea
3.1 Definition of Territorial Sea
3.2 Rules of International Law Governing Territorial Sea
Section 4 The Contiguous Zone and Exclusive Economic Zone
4.1 The Contiguous Zone
4.2 The Exclusive Economic Zone
Section 5 The High Sea
5.1 Definition of High Seas
5.2 Rules of International Law Governing the High Seas
Chapter 9 The Law of Airspace and Outer Space
Section 1 Introduction
Section 2 Airspace
2.1 Definition and Legal Status of Airspace
2.2 Rules of the Law Governing Airspace
Section 3 Outer Space
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Definition of Outer Space
3.3 Treaty Series Composing the Space Law
3.4 Principles of the Law of Outer Space
3.5 Outstanding Issues Concerning Outer Space
Chapter 10 The Law of Treaties
Section 1 Introduction
1.1 Definition and Nomenclature of Treaties
1.2 Municipal Law of Contract and International Law of Treaty
1.3 Forms of Treaty
1.4 Elements of Treaty
1.5 Significance of Treaty
Section 2 Reservations
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Definition of a Reservation
2.3 Validity of Reservations
Section 3 Validity of Treaties
3.1 Grounds that May Operate to Invalidate Treaties
3.2 Other Factor Affecting the Validity of Treaties
3.3 Legal Effects of Invalidated Treaties
Section 4 Treaties and Third Parties
Section 5 Termination,Suspension of and Withdrawal from Treaties
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Termination of Treaties
5.3 Suspension of Treaties
5.4 Withdrawal from Treaties
Chapter 11 Peaceful Settlement of International Disputes
Section 1 Introduction
1.1 Nature of International Disputes
Section 2 Means of International Disputes Settlement
2.1 Characteristics of the Means of the Settlement of International Disputes
2.2 Categorization of the Means of the Settlement of International Disputes
Annex
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