The Use of Force and the International Legal System - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Dedication

pp v-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

Boxes

pp ix-x

Acknowledgements

pp xi-xi

Table of Cases

pp xii-xiv

Table of Treaties

pp xv-xvi

Part I - Development of the Contemporary jus ad bellum in International Law

pp 1-54

1 - Introduction

pp 3-6

2 - From Just War to the Great War

pp 7-28

3 - From the Regulation of War to the Prohibition on the Use of Force

pp 29-54

Part II - Scope and Content of the Contemporary jus ad bellum

pp 55-142

4 - The Prohibition on the Use or Threat of Force

pp 57-73

5 - The Use of Force in the UN Collective Security System: Maintenance and Restoration of International Peace and Security through Collective Measures

pp 74-93

6 - The Right of Self-Defence: Essence, Function, Legal Foundation, Requirements for Exercise, Scope and Modalities of Application

pp 94-142

Part III - Controversies and Contested Justifications for the Use of Force

pp 143-246

7 - Humanitarian Intervention and the Responsibility to Protect

pp 145-162

8 - The Use of Force and the Rescue and Evacuation of Nationals

pp 163-177

9 - Armed Reprisals and the Law on the Use of Force

pp 178-197

10 - The Use of Force and Weapons of Mass Destruction

pp 198-227

11 - New Technologies of Warfare and the Law on the Use of Force

pp 228-246

Part IV - The Use of Force in the Wider Legal Landscape

pp 247-390

12 - The Use of Force as an Attribute of State Sovereignty

pp 249-276

13 - The Use of Force in the International Commons

pp 277-314

14 - The Relationship of the Law on the Use of Force with the Law of Armed Conflict and Human Rights Law

pp 315-346

15 - International Responsibility for the Unlawful Use of Force: States, Organizations, Armed Groups and Individuals

pp 347-390

Part V - Concluding Remarks

pp 391-412

16 - Conclusions

pp 393-412