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INDEX

Aaland islands,

 

246

Abandonment, loss of

 

 

territory and,

 

247–48

Absolute immunity,

 

289

Abu Dhabi,

 

221

Academic writers, as source

 

of international law,

 

94

Accession to treaties,

 

133

Accountability,

 

8

Accrediting of negotiators

 

 

in treaties,

 

131

Accretion of territory,

 

243

Achille Lauro,

 

279–80

Acid rain,

 

811

Acquiescence, title to

 

 

territory and,

 

238–41

Actio popularis,

 

6, 92

Adherence to treaties,

 

133

Adjudication of title to territory,

243

Advisory opinions of the

 

 

International Court

 

 

of Justice,

554–55, 562–67

Afghanistan,

 

72, 607

Aggression, crime of,

 

352

Ago, Roberto,

 

321, 322

Aid,

 

781

AIDS/HIV, human rights and,

716

Air pollution,

 

811–19

Air space,

483–86, 811–12

Aircraft

 

 

jurisdiction on,

 

486–98

security of,

486, 489, 491–98

Airline companies,

 

 

liability of,

 

499

Airports, security of,

 

494, 498–99

Akehurst, M,

 

81

Alaska,

 

243

Albania,

184, 339, 601, 602

Aliens, treatment of,

 

355–56

Allen, Carleton,

 

59

Allott, Philip,

19, 34, 223, 340

Alverstone, Lord,

41

Amendment of treaties,

113–14, 141–42

American Realists,

12

Amnesty International,

31

Ancient world, international

 

law in,

2, 3, 4

Annexation of territory,

241–43

Antarctica,

244, 851–52

jurisdiction in,

264, 265,

 

267, 268–70

Anti-dumping measures,

758–59

Anti-trust law,

276–77

Anzilotti, Dionisio,

35–36, 143, 187

Application of treaties,

111, 137–41

non-retroactivity,

138

observance,

110, 137–38

successive treaties,

138

territorial application,

138

third parties and,

112–13, 139–41

Arab Monetary Fund,

220

Arangio-Ruiz, Gaetano,

322, 323

Arbitration

 

dispute settlement and,

541–43

exceptions to state

 

immunity and,

301

Archipelagos

 

archipelagic waters,

379, 427–29

baseline for measurements, 376, 426–27

Arctic region,

244

Arend, Anthony Clark,

607

Argentina,

239–41, 244

Armed force

 

See Use of force; war

 

Armed forces

 

See Military personnel

 

Armenia,

607

Arnaldez, Jean-Jacques,

556

Assembly and association,

 

right to,

686, 689, 702

Asylum,

283–84

Atkin, Lord,

41–42

861

Sourcebook on Public International Law

Atolls,

 

376

Atomic energy,

 

833

Atomic weapons

 

 

See Nuclear weapons

 

 

Austin, John,

 

19, 21, 22

Australia,

 

126–27, 166, 387

Austria,

 

45, 186–87

Authentication of treaties,

132

Aviation,

 

483–89

security of,

 

486, 489, 491–98

Avulsion of territory,

 

243

Azores,

 

377

Badjaoui, Mohammed,

 

555

Balcombe, Lord,

 

45

Bangladesh,

 

607, 611–12

Barberis,

 

149

Barbie, Klaus,

 

282

Baseline for measurements,

371–77,

 

 

392–94, 416–18

archipelagos,

 

376, 426–27

harbour works,

 

375, 393, 417

islands,

 

375–76, 394

low-tide elevations,

 

375, 394, 418

reefs,

 

376, 416

river mouths,

 

375, 417

straight baselines,

371–75, 392, 416–17

Basis

 

 

of diplomatic immunity,

315–16

of international law,

 

59, 62

of sovereign immunity,

287–89

Bays, baselines measurement

and,

 

374, 393, 417

Beck, Robert J,

 

607

Belgian Congo,

 

185, 609–10

Bernadotte, Count,

 

175–76

Bernhardt, R,

 

129

Biafran war,

 

607, 612

Biological diversity,

 

 

conservation of,

 

849–51

Biological weapons, restrictions

on use of,

 

667–68

Birnie, Patricia,

 

 

791, 800

Blackstone, William,

 

 

40

Blum, Yehuda,

 

 

129

Bodin, J,

 

 

3

Bombing,

 

 

669–70

Booby-traps,

 

 

635–39

Bosnia-Herzegovina,

 

 

167–69, 202,

 

245, 612, 618, 628, 725

Boundaries,

 

166, 184, 244–45

maritime,

 

 

380

Boutros-Ghali, Boutros,

 

193, 621

Boyle, A,

 

 

791

Breach

 

 

 

of international obligations,

326–329

of treaties,

 

 

155, 159–60

Bretton Woods Conference,

 

734, 759, 760

Brierly, JL,

 

 

29, 610

British Somaliland,

 

 

188

Broadcasting, unauthorised,

389, 445–46

Brown,

 

 

183

Brownlie, Ian,

150, 227, 239, 240–41,

 

282, 339, 340, 601

Brundtland, Gro-Harlem,

 

801

Bulletin boards,

 

 

272, 274

Burkina Faso,

 

 

243

Bush, George,

 

 

610

Byassee, William,

 

 

263

Cambodia,

 

 

92, 368, 612

Cameroon,

 

 

198, 560–62

Camp David Agreements,

 

128

Canada,

 

244, 603, 791–92

Canon law,

 

 

3

Capacity to enter into

 

 

 

international relations,

 

185–88

Capital punishment,

 

 

698, 716–17

Cartels,

 

 

276

Carty, Anthony,

 

 

19

Cause of international law,

 

59, 62

Cession of territory,

 

 

243

862

Index

Change of circumstances,

 

Commercial transactions, state

 

termination of treaties and,

156, 158–59

immunity and,

 

294–97

Charles VII, King,

 

3

Committee of Experts for the

 

Chemical weapons, restrictions

 

Progressive Codification of

 

 

International Law,

 

134–35

on use of,

 

667–68

 

 

 

 

 

Cheng, Bin,

 

98

Communication of treaties,

 

122–23

 

 

 

 

Children

 

 

Communications, diplomatic

 

 

 

immunity of,

 

318

rights of,

 

686, 690,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

702, 714–15

Competence of the International

 

treatment in war of,

 

672

Court of Justice,

 

549–51

Chile,

 

244

Competition policy,

 

756

China,

146, 245, 654, 655

Composition of the International

Cicero,

 

24

Court of Justice,

 

544, 555–57

 

 

 

 

Ciskei,

 

220

Conciliation, dispute

 

 

 

settlement and,

 

538–540

Civil defence personnel,

 

 

 

 

 

Conclusion of treaties,

106, 110, 131–33

treatment in war of,

 

672

 

accession,

 

133

Civil jurisdiction in

 

 

 

 

 

accrediting of negotiators,

131

international law,

 

253–54

 

adherence,

 

133

Civil rights,

 

696–710

 

 

authentication,

 

132

Civil war,

606–08, 627–28

entry into force,

 

133

Civilians, war and,

663, 669–70, 671–72

negotiation,

 

131–32

ratification,

 

132–33

Class actions (actio popularis),

6, 92

 

registration and publication,

123, 133

Climate change,

 

811, 818–19

 

signature,

 

132

Clipperton Island,

 

233–35

Conference on Security and

 

 

Clothing and textiles industry,

754

Co-operation in Europe,

99, 130, 526, 722

Cockburn, Lord,

 

40–41

Congo,

 

621

Codification of international

 

Conquest of territory,

 

241–43

law,

 

98–99, 135

Consent, termination of

 

 

Coercion in treaties,

 

145–46

treaty by,

 

155

Cold War,

 

12

Consent theory of law,

 

27

Collard, Dean,

 

739

Conservation of natural

 

 

Collective legitimation of

 

resources,

 

803, 833–52

 

Constitutional law,

 

21–22

nation states,

 

205–18

 

Collective use of force,

 

613–23

Constitutions,

 

8, 26

Collisions at sea,

388, 400, 443–44

Constitutive theory of

 

 

Colombia,

 

372

statehood,

 

201–02

 

Consular immunity,

 

318–19

Colonies

 

 

 

 

 

Consultation, dispute

 

 

boundaries and,

 

245

 

 

self-determination

 

 

settlement and,

 

536

principle and,

188–95, 224, 612

Context in interpretation

 

 

as subjects of international law, 196–97

of treaties,

 

144

863

Sourcebook on Public International Law

Continental shelf,

 

383–86,

Customary rules, as sources

 

 

411–14, 438–41

of human rights,

 

722–23

delimitation of,

384–86, 438–39

Customs unions,

 

186

rights in,

384, 439–41

 

Cyberspace

 

 

Continuity and contiguity

 

 

 

 

 

 

copyright law and,

 

273–74

contiguous zone at sea,

382, 397, 422–23

 

jurisdiction in,

256–57, 259–64,

title to territory and,

 

244

 

 

266, 268, 271–75

 

 

 

 

Conventional weapons,

 

 

libel in,

 

274

restrictions on use of,

 

630–40

uploader/downloader theory of,

259

Copyright law, cyberspace and,

273–74

Cyprus,

186, 195, 610

Corbett, R,

 

59, 61

Czech Republic,

 

167, 170

Corporations

 

 

Czechoslovakia,

 

50, 146,

claims against state

 

 

 

157–65, 167,

responsibility by,

 

359–60

 

169–72, 203, 367

corporate personality,

 

92

 

 

 

exceptions to state immunity and,

300

Damage caused by space

 

 

Correction of treaties,

 

123

 

 

 

objects,

 

516–23

 

 

 

 

Corruption, treaties and,

 

145

Daman,

 

246

 

 

 

 

Council of Europe,

 

98, 167,

D’Amato, Anthony,

 

81

 

721, 722, 730

 

 

Danilenko, Gennady,

 

101

Crawford, James,

150, 183

 

De facto and de jure recognition

 

Crimean War,

 

626

 

 

of nation states,

204–05, 220, 221

 

 

 

Crimes, international

 

 

Death penalty,

698, 716–17

See International crimes

 

 

 

 

Decisions

 

 

Criminal law,

 

22

 

 

 

judicial

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Critical date, territorial

 

 

See Judicial decisions

 

 

rights and,

227, 237

of the UN,

 

95–96

 

 

 

Critical legal studies,

 

19–20

Declarations of the UN,

 

96

 

 

 

 

Croatia,

202, 603, 725

Declaratory theory of statehood,

202–03

 

 

 

Cultural heritage, conservation

 

Deep-sea mining,

390–91, 451–76

 

 

 

 

of,

838, 840–43

Defences and justifications in

 

Cultural minorities,

 

 

state responsibility,

 

361–67

 

 

 

 

 

rights of,

703, 715, 724–25

Definitions

 

 

Cultural rights,

686, 687–95

of customary law,

 

66–70

of economic law,

 

734–36

Customary law,

 

5

 

 

of force,

 

600–01

international customary

 

 

 

 

 

of international law,

5–7, 66–70

law,

40–43, 45–46

of treaties,

 

125–31

definitions of,

 

66–70

 

 

Defoliants,

 

668

material element in,

66, 71–75

 

 

 

 

psychological element in,

66, 75–82

Delagoa Bay,

 

248

as source of international

 

 

Democracy,

 

18

law,

61, 65–83,

 

Deng, Francis,

 

718

 

738, 793

 

 

Denmark,

126, 132, 235–36

treaties as evidence of,

 

83

864

Index

Denning, Lord,

42, 290, 299

Drug trafficking,

 

389

Depositaries of treaties,

 

122

Dual nationality,

 

358–59

Dereliction, loss of territory and,

247–48

Dualist legal theories,

 

33, 35

Descamps, Baron,

87, 88, 89, 90

Dum-dum bullets,

 

629

Designation of treaties,

 

131

Dumping,

 

758–59

Development

 

 

Dunant, Henri,

 

626

economic,

751, 753–54,

Dupuy,

 

97

 

 

761–86

 

 

 

Duties on imports,

 

758

environmental protection and,

800–08

 

 

 

 

Diplomatic immunity,

 

303–18

E-mail,

 

272

basis of,

 

315–16

 

diplomatic communications,

318

Economic law,

 

733–89

diplomatic mission,

 

316–17

economic development,

 

751, 753–54,

diplomatic personnel,

 

317–18

 

761–86, 800–08

Diplomatic relations

 

 

expropriation of foreign-

 

 

international law on,

 

316

owned property,

733, 777, 786–89

severance of,

 

156

financial stability,

 

734, 759–61

war and,

 

628

nature and definition of,

 

734–36

Direct effect concept,

52–53, 55–56, 57

sources of,

736–39, 740–41

trade,

 

733–734,

Dirty nuclear weapons,

 

667

 

 

 

741–59, 777–82

 

 

 

 

Disappearances, enforced,

 

717

Economic rights,

687–95, 774–83

 

 

 

Disarmament,

 

779

Economic and Social Council

 

 

 

 

 

Discovery of territory,

 

228

of the United Nations,

 

580–82

Displaced persons,

 

717–18

Ecrehos islets,

 

236–38

Disposition of territory,

 

244

Education, right to,

 

686, 691

Dispute settlement,

525–90, 752–53

Effects doctrine,

 

276–77

arbitration,

 

541–43

Effects jurisdiction,

 

261

conciliation,

 

538–40

 

 

Egypt,

128, 166, 186,

good offices,

 

536–37

 

 

 

242, 246–47,

inquiries,

 

541

 

 

 

 

 

609, 610, 622

judicial settlement,

 

543–68

 

 

 

Eichmann, Adolph,

 

281–82, 285

mediation,

 

537

 

negotiation and consultation,

536

El Salvador,

 

374

over treaties,

 

165

Electronic mail (e-mail),

 

272

principles of,

 

525–35

 

 

Embassies, diplomatic

 

 

UN and,

 

525–35,

 

 

 

immunity of,

 

316–17

 

536–37, 568–90

 

 

Employment contracts,

 

297

Distress

 

 

 

 

 

Endangered species, trade in,

837, 843–48

at sea,

 

380, 444

in outer space,

 

505–08

Enforced disappearances,

 

717

Domestic violence,

 

714

Enforcement

 

 

Dominican Republic,

 

623

enforcement jurisdiction,

 

251

Double jeopardy,

 

282–83

of environmental protection,

825–29

 

of human rights,

 

728–31

 

 

 

 

865

Sourcebook on Public International Law

of international law,

 

21–23,

 

30–31, 673–78

judicial,

 

30

sanctions,

 

30, 31

United Nations and,

 

30

by war,

 

25–26, 31

of law on war,

 

673–78

Entry into force of treaties,

 

133

Environmental protection,

 

791–852

atmospheric,

 

811–19

conservation of resources,

833–52

economic development and,

800–08

general principles of,

 

808–10

marine,

403, 454, 819–32

nuclear weapons and,

 

648–49

pollution,

 

810–33

right to decent environment,

852

Rio Conference,

 

804–08

sources of law on,

 

793–95

Stockholm Conference on,

795–800

trade and,

754–55, 843–48

Environmental weapons,

 

 

restrictions on use of,

 

668–69

Equality, right to,

 

684, 713–16

Equity in international law,

 

14, 93

Erga omnes rights and

 

 

obligations,

 

5–6, 139

Eritrea,

 

50

Error in treaties,

 

145

Espiell, Hector Gross,

 

193–94

Estonia,

 

167

Estoppel,

 

92

Estrada doctrine,

 

204

Estuaries, baseline measurement

and,

 

374, 375

Ethiopia,

 

50, 203, 220

Ethnic minorities, rights of,

 

703,

 

 

715, 724–25

European Court of Human

 

 

Rights,

134, 721, 730–31

European Court of Justice,

 

46–57, 277

European Union

 

 

access to internal waters,

 

378

human rights and,

 

721

international law and,

 

 

46–57

recognition of new states by,

 

193, 202

resolutions of,

 

 

98

Evidence of international law,

 

60, 62

Exclusive economic zone (EEZ),

382–83,

 

384–86, 429–38

Executions,

 

 

698, 716–17

Executive jurisdiction,

 

 

252

Exploration and use of

 

 

 

outer space,

501–05, 508–15

Export subsidies,

 

 

759

Expropriation of foreign-

 

 

 

owned property,

733, 777, 786–89

Extra-territoriality theory of

 

 

diplomatic immunity,

 

 

315

Extradition,

 

 

283, 350–51

Falk, Richard,

 

 

12

Falkland Islands,

 

 

239–41,

 

 

268, 602, 625

Family, human rights and,

 

685, 690, 702

Fault in state responsibilities,

 

338–40

Federalism,

 

 

195

Fiji,

 

 

715–16

Financial stability,

 

 

734, 759–61

Finland,

 

 

185, 246

Fisher, Roger,

 

 

21–22

Fishing zones,

 

382, 405–10,

431–34, 448–49, 851

Fitzmaurice, Gerald,

 

 

16–17, 35,

 

 

 

36–38, 252

Flagging of ships,

 

 

387–88,

 

 

399–400, 442

Fleischhauer, Carl-August,

 

 

555

Floating island theory,

 

 

265

Flory,

 

 

735

Food, human rights and,

 

 

690

Force majeure,

 

 

155–56

Force

 

 

 

See Use of force

 

 

 

Foreign nationals, treatment of,

355–56

866

Index

Foreign states’ territorial rights,

245–47

Foreign-owned property,

 

 

expropriation of,

733, 777, 786–89

France,

3, 9, 92, 127,

 

137, 209, 385,

387, 558, 609, 810

territorial rights and,

233–35, 236–38,

 

244–45, 246, 248

Fraud in treaties,

 

145

Free trade,

733–34, 741–59

Freedom, right to,

684–85, 698–99

Frustration,

 

155

Full Powers,

 

131

Functional necessity theory

 

 

of diplomatic immunity,

 

315–16

Gas weapons, restrictions

 

 

on use of,

629–30, 668

General Agreement on Tariffs

 

and Trade (GATT),

 

50, 734,

 

741–42, 757–59

General Assembly of the

 

 

United Nations,

525, 571–73

General international law,

 

5

General principles of law

 

 

draft code of,

 

90–92

as source of international law,

83–93

Genocide,

 

352, 647,

 

674, 675–78

Geny,

 

80

Germany,

 

45–46,

 

50, 132, 146,

 

166, 186–87, 243

Gleneagles Agreement,

 

99

Global warming,

811, 818–19

Goa,

242–43, 246

Good faith

 

 

in international relations,

527, 534–35

in interpretation of treaties,

143

Good offices, dispute

 

 

settlement and,

 

536–37

Governments,

185, 685, 702–03

legislative and executive acts of,

221–22

public procurement

 

 

programmes,

 

756–57

recognition of,

 

204, 219

Great Barrier Reef,

 

376

Greenland,

126, 143, 235–36

Grenada,

18, 72, 604, 610, 623

Grotius, Hugo,

 

5, 31, 267,

 

 

268, 379, 386

Guggenheim, Paul,

 

78, 80

Guillaume, Gilbert,

 

556

Hague Conferences,

 

98

Haile Selassie,

 

220

Haiti,

 

618

Hall, WE,

 

9

Hannum, Hurst,

 

190

Harbours

 

 

See Ports

 

 

Hart, HLA,

 

13, 21

Harvard Research,

99, 275, 279, 282

Heligoland,

 

243

Henkin, Louis,

 

22, 29

Herczegh, Geza,

 

556

Heritage, conservation of,

838, 840–43

Higgins, Rosalyn,

 

556

High seas,

 

386–90,

 

398–410, 441–48

freedom of,

386–87, 441–42

hot pursuit rights,

 

389–90,

 

402–03, 446–47

jurisdiction on,

 

255–56,

 

265, 266, 267,

 

268, 387–89, 442–44

safety of shipping on,

 

389, 390

Hijacking,

486, 489, 491–98

Hinterland doctrine,

 

244

Historical development of

 

international law,

 

2–5, 266–67

HIV/AIDS, human rights and,

716

Hobhouse J,

 

219

Holy Roman Empire,

 

3

Honduras,

 

374

867

Sourcebook on Public International Law

Hong Kong,

 

146, 245

Hot pursuit of ships,

 

389–90,

 

 

402–03, 446–47

Huber, Max,

 

226, 244

Hudson J,

 

66, 93

Human rights,

 

679–731

challenges to,

 

713–18

enforcement of,

 

728–31

sources of,

 

682–723

customary rules,

 

722–23

general international

 

agreements,

 

682–720

regional agreements,

721–22

specialised international

 

agreements,

 

720–21

third generation rights,

723–28

Humanitarian intervention,

 

use of force and,

 

611–12

Humanitarian rules in war,

625,

 

 

660–63, 671–73

Humanity

 

 

crimes against,

 

352–53, 674

genocide,

352, 647, 674, 675–78

Humphrey, Hubert,

 

260

Hungary,

 

157–65,

 

 

169–72, 362–67

Hussein, King,

 

208

individuals,

 

 

341–43

insurrectionaries,

 

 

344–45

organs of the state,

 

 

340–41

ultra vires acts,

 

 

343–44

Incendiary weapons,

 

 

639–40

Incorporation doctrine,

 

 

40–43

India,

166, 242–43, 246, 611

Indigenous people, rights of,

715–16

Individuals

 

 

 

claims against state

 

 

 

responsibility by,

 

 

357–59

imputability in state

 

 

 

responsibilities of,

 

 

341–43

protection of,

 

 

609–10

responsibility for international

 

crimes,

 

 

346–55

as subjects of international law,

200

Indonesia,

 

 

377

Information technology,

 

755

Injuries

 

 

 

exceptions to state

 

 

 

immunity and,

 

 

297–98

in UN service,

 

175–181, 353

Inland waterways,

 

 

246

access to,

 

 

378

Innocent passage rights,

380–81, 394–97,

 

 

418–22, 426

Hussein, Saddam,

29

Inquiries, dispute settlement and,

541

 

 

 

 

 

 

Institut de Droit International,

 

99

Ice-covered areas,

831–32

Intellectual property (copyright)

 

 

law, cyberspace and,

 

 

273–74

Iceland,

382

 

 

Inter-American Court of

 

 

 

Idealist approach to

 

 

 

 

 

Human Rights,

 

 

722

international law,

13

 

 

Internal waters,

371, 377–79, 417

Immunities from jurisdiction,

287–319

access to ports,

 

 

378

consular immunity,

318–19

 

 

archipelagic waters,

 

379, 427–29

diplomatic,

303–18

 

inland waterways,

 

 

246, 378

international organisations,

287, 319

 

 

jurisdiction over foreign

 

 

 

military personnel,

278, 303

 

 

 

ships in,

 

 

378

sovereign immunity,

222, 287–303

 

 

Internally displaced persons,

 

717–18

Imports,

758

 

International Atomic Energy

 

 

Impossibility of performance

 

 

 

 

Agency (IAEA),

 

 

833

of treaties,

155–56, 158

 

 

International Bank for

 

 

 

Imputability in state

 

 

 

 

 

Reconstruction and

 

 

 

responsibilities,

340–45

 

 

 

Development (IBRD),

 

734, 760–61

 

 

 

868

Index

See also World Bank

International Civil Aviation

authority (ICAO),

486, 491

International comity,

7

International Court of Justice, 6, 9, 17, 30,

 

38, 95, 586–87

academic writers’

 

opinions and,

94

advisory opinions,

554–55, 562–67

competence of,

549–51

composition of,

544, 555–57

customary international

 

law and,

66–83

decisions of,

93–94

dispute settlement and,

536, 543–68

effects of judgments of,

567–68

environmental protection

and,

792–93

general principles of

 

law and,

83–93

jurisdiction of,

252, 550, 557–67

law applied by,

567

law of the sea and,

372, 378, 381,

 

382, 385–86, 388

law of treaties and,

100, 135–36, 143,

144, 157–65, 167–73

law of war and,

645–67

non-appearance before,

568

organisation of,

544–49

procedure of,

551–54

resolutions of international and regional organisations

and,

 

98

state responsibility and,

339, 358,

 

 

359, 361

statute on,

 

63–64, 544–55

on subjects of international

law,

176–81, 187, 199

territorial rights and,

 

245

use of force and,

 

596–600, 605,

 

 

608–09, 618

International crimes,

327, 334–37, 345–55

genocide,

352, 647, 674, 675–78

war crimes,

 

281–82, 346,

 

 

353–55, 673–78

International criminal court,

355

International Development

 

Association (IDA),

 

761

International Finance

 

 

Corporation,

 

761

International financial

 

 

system,

 

734, 759–61

International Labour

 

 

Organisation (ILO),

99, 216, 720, 751

International law

 

 

air space,

483–89, 811–12

definitions of,

 

5–7, 66–70

economic relations,

 

733–89

enforcement of,

21–23, 30–31

environmental protection,

403, 454,

 

 

648–49,

 

754–55, 791–852

historical development of,

2–5, 266–67

human rights,

 

679–731

jurisdiction in,

 

249–86

law of the sea,

369–481, 820–32

law of treaties,

 

100, 103–73

legal status of,

 

20–30

municipal law and,

6, 7, 26–29, 33–58

practicalities of,

 

38–58

theories on,

 

33–38

nature of,

 

7–20

contemporary theories of,

11–20

modern view of,

 

10–11

traditional view of,

 

9

outer space,

264, 266, 267,

268, 270–71, 499–523

recognition and legitimation

 

of nation states,

 

201–22

settlement of disputes,

525–90, 752–53

sources of,

 

59–101,

 

736–39, 740–41

custom as,

61, 65–83, 738, 793

economic law,

736–39, 740–41

on environmental

 

 

protection,

 

793–95

general principles of law as,

83–93

International Law

 

 

Commission and,

 

98–99

judicial decisions as,

 

93–94

jus cogens,

100–01, 146–54,

 

188, 723, 792

resolutions of international

 

organisations as,

 

95–98

resolutions of regional

 

organisations as,

 

98

869

45
70
150 128, 606 672 275 275–76
93–94
567–68
93–94
252
543–68
249–86
486–98
283–84
253–54
282–83
283
285
375–76, 394 376, 416
128, 176, 184, 203, 207, 210, 211, 214, 242, 244, 282 604, 605–06, 610

Sourcebook on Public International Law

‘soft law’ as,

 

99, 738,

 

741, 793–95

statute of the ICJ,

 

63–64

treaties as,

64–65, 83,

 

738, 740, 793

writers as,

 

94

state responsibility and,

 

321–68

subjects of,

127–30, 175–200

territorial rights,

 

223–248

use of force,

 

591–623

war and,

591, 625–78

International Law Association,

99

International Law Commission

 

(ILC),

 

38, 66,

 

98–99, 103, 302

law of treaties and,

130, 136, 139,

 

141, 146–54

state responsibility and,

321–23, 344

International Monetary

 

 

Fund (IMF),

734, 759–60, 765

International organisations

 

 

immunity from national

 

 

jurisdiction of,

 

287, 319

national sovereignty and,

 

186

primary commodity associations,

777

recognition of,

 

219

as sources of international

 

law,

95–98, 736–37

as subjects of international

 

law,

 

199–200

Interpretation of treaties,

111–12, 142–44

Inter-state system,

 

11

Intertemporal law, territorial

rights and,

 

226–27

Investment,

 

756, 777

Invitation, use of force and,

606–09

Iran,

130, 316–17, 341–42,

 

 

345, 607, 610

Iraq,

 

29, 72, 198,

 

242, 604, 605, 606,

 

617–20, 625, 668, 670

Islam,

 

4

Islands,

 

449

archipelagos,

 

376, 379, 426–29

baseline for measurements and,

reefs,

Israel,

use of force and,

Italy,

Jennings, Robert,

Jimenez de Arechaga,

Jordan,

Journalists, treatment in war of,

International personality,

 

175

Jowitt, Lord,

International sea bed,

390–92, 451–76

Joyce, William,

International spaces, theory of,

261,

Judicial decisions

 

262, 264–73

of the International Court

International trade

 

 

of Justice,

 

 

effects of,

See Trade

 

 

 

 

as source of international law,

International Trade Organisation

 

 

Judicial jurisdiction,

(ITO),

 

734

 

Judicial settlement of disputes,

International tribunals, municipal

 

 

Jurisdiction in international law,

law before,

 

38–39

International Union for

 

 

on aircraft,

 

 

asylum,

Conservation of Nature and

 

 

civil,

Natural Resources (IUCN),

833

double jeopardy,

 

 

 

Internet

extradition,

See Cyberspace

illegal seizure of offenders,

 

870

Index

immunities from,

287–319

Laissez faire,

 

761

of International Court

 

Land-locked states, law of

 

of Justice,

252, 550, 557–67

 

the sea and,

399, 435, 450–51

principles of,

257–58

Languages in treaties,

 

144

nationality principle,

253, 257, 278

 

Lansing, Robert,

 

190

passive personality

 

 

principle,

253, 258, 279–80

Latvia,

 

167

protective or security

 

Lauterpacht, Hersch,

 

12, 15, 34,

principle,

253, 257,

 

 

 

64, 129, 201–02,

 

258, 275–77

 

 

 

 

338, 360, 559, 738

territorial principle,

252–53,

 

Law of nations

 

 

 

254–75, 257

 

 

 

See International law

 

 

universality principle,

253, 258, 280–82

 

 

Law of the Sea Conferences,

98–99

on ships,

255–56, 265,

 

266, 267, 268,

Law-making treaties,

 

64–65

378, 387–89, 442–44

League of Nations,

5, 10, 26, 63, 134–35,

wrongful exercise of,

286

186–88, 198, 203, 207,

Juristic writers, as source

 

 

 

216, 356, 538, 591

of international law,

94

Covenant of,

 

592–94, 679–81

Jus cogens,

100–01, 146–54,

Leases of territory,

 

245

 

188, 723, 792

Lebanon,

 

185, 622

Jus dispositivum,

100

 

Legal effects, law of treaties

 

Justice (equity) in international

 

and,

 

130

law,

14, 93

Legal positivism,

 

11, 19, 23,

Justifications

 

 

 

 

 

24, 25, 79

in state responsibility,

361–67

Legal rights,

684, 700–01, 703

for use of force,

601–13

Legal status of international

 

 

 

 

Kampelman, Max,

193

law,

 

20–30

Legislative jurisdiction,

 

252

Kelsen, Hans,

12, 19, 34, 76

 

Legitimation

 

 

Kennedy, David,

19

 

 

See Recognition and legitimation

Khalid, Mansour,

801

of nation states

 

 

Khomeini, Ayatollah,

342

Lend-lease,

 

246

Kilmuir, Lord,

609

Lenin, VI,

 

11, 190

Kooijmans, Pieter H,

556

Lewis, Arthur,

 

763

Korea,

616–17, 622

Libel, cyberspace and,

 

274

Koroma, Abdul G,

556

Liberia,

 

610

Koskenniemi, Martti,

70

Libya,

 

18, 96–97, 374,

Kurds,

607, 612

 

 

385, 560, 604

Liechtenstein,

 

184

Kuwait,

29, 197, 242, 603,

 

Life, right to,

 

697–98

 

606, 617–20, 625

 

 

 

Linguistic minorities, rights

 

Labour standards,

751

of,

703, 715, 724–25

Lithuania,

 

167, 184

Lagash,

3

 

 

 

 

871

Sourcebook on Public International Law

Living standards,

 

 

686, 690

Mining, deep-sea,

 

390–91, 451–76

Locus standi

 

 

 

Minorities, rights of,

703, 715, 724–25

recognition of statehood and,

219–21

Minquiers islets,

 

236–238

in state responsibilities,

 

 

356–57

 

 

 

Modification of treaties,

 

113–14, 141–42

Loss of territory,

 

 

247–48

 

 

 

Monaco,

 

184, 198

Low-tide elevations, baseline

 

 

 

 

 

Monist legal theories,

 

33, 34–35, 46

for measurements and,

 

375, 394, 418

 

 

Moore, John Basset,

 

60

 

 

 

 

 

McDougal, Myres,

 

12, 13, 16, 81

Moralistic nature of

 

 

 

international law,

 

12

MacGibbon, IC,

 

 

77

 

 

 

Morocco,

197, 224, 225–26

Machiavelli, N,

 

 

3

 

 

Most-favoured-nation trade,

757

Malawi,

 

 

206

 

 

Multilingual treaties,

 

144

Mali,

 

 

188, 243

 

 

 

Municipal courts, international

Malta,

 

 

560

 

 

law in,

 

39–46

 

 

 

 

 

Manchukuo,

 

 

241

Municipal law

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mandates and trust

 

 

 

international law and,

 

6, 7,

territories,

207, 216, 582–86

 

 

26–29, 33–58

as subjects of international

 

 

law of treaties and,

 

145

law,

 

 

198–99

practicalities of,

 

38–58

Marek,

 

 

150

theories on,

 

33–38

 

 

legal effects of recognition

 

Marriage, right to,

 

 

685

 

 

 

of nation states in,

 

219–22

Marshall, Chief Justice,

 

 

23

 

 

 

Munro, Robert,

 

802

Material breach of treaties,

 

 

155, 159–60

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mauritania,

 

 

224, 226

Namibia,

 

196, 198, 199,

Mediation, dispute

 

 

 

 

 

 

537

214, 216, 218, 356

settlement and,

 

 

Nation states

 

 

Medical experimentation,

 

 

698

 

 

 

 

capacity to enter into

 

 

Medical personnel, treatment

 

 

international relations,

 

185–88

in war of,

 

 

672

coercion of,

 

145–46

Mesopotamia,

 

 

3

decline of importance of,

 

19

 

 

domestic law in,

 

21–22

Mexico,

 

 

233–35

 

 

 

equality of,

 

527, 534

Mikva CJ,

 

 

279

 

 

 

European Union law and,

57

Military aircraft,

 

 

486

governments of,

 

185, 204, 219

Military personnel

 

 

 

international law and,

 

2, 3–5,

 

 

 

 

 

6, 10–11

immunity from national

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

customary international

 

jurisdiction of,

 

 

303

 

 

 

law,

 

71–75

jurisdiction over,

 

 

278

 

 

 

as subjects,

 

127, 181–96

Military vessels (warships),

 

381, 389, 397,

 

 

inter-state system,

 

11

 

 

400, 422, 443

 

 

 

jurisdiction of,

 

249,

Mines (weapons),

 

 

635–39

 

 

 

 

 

252–53, 254–75

Minimum contacts analysis,

 

261

immunities from,

 

287–319

872

Index

legality of,

 

188

permanence of,

 

188

populations of,

 

184

recognition and

 

 

legitimation of,

 

201–22

responsibilities of,

 

321–68

defences and justifications

 

in,

 

361–67

economic,

 

774–83

environmental protection,

808–10

exhaustion of local

 

 

remedies on,

 

360–61

fault in,

 

338–40

imputability in,

 

340–45

international crimes,

 

327,

 

334–37, 345–55

locus standi in,

 

356–57

nationality of claims on,

 

357–60

remedies for international

 

wrongs,

 

367–68

treatment of aliens,

 

355–56

self-determination of,

 

188–95, 206,

224, 526–27, 533–34

settlement of disputes

 

 

between,

 

525–90

sovereign (state) immunity,

222, 287–303

sovereignty in,

 

3, 185–88,

 

 

250–51

state succession and,

 

121,

 

157–73, 195–96

territorial rights,

 

184, 223–48

air space,

483–86, 811–12

at sea,

 

379–82,

 

392–94, 415–21

in outer space,

 

264, 266, 267,

268, 270–71, 499–523

National heritage, conservation

of,

 

838, 840–43

Nationality

claims on state responsibilities

and,

357–60

as principle of jurisdiction

in international law,

253, 257, 278

right to,

685

Natural law,

11, 14, 24, 34, 100

Natural resources

 

conservation of,

803, 833–52

deep-sea mining,

390–91, 451–76

fishing,

382, 405–10,

431–34, 448–49, 851

rights to,

777, 786–89,

 

800, 803–04

Nature of international law,

 

7–20

contemporary theories of,

 

11–20

economic law,

734–36, 739–40

modern view of,

 

10–11

traditional view of,

 

9

Nauru,

 

557

Ndiaye, Bacre Waly,

 

717

Necessity, defence of,

361, 362–67

Negotiation

 

 

dispute settlement and,

 

536

on treaties,

 

131–32

accrediting of negotiators,

131

coercion in,

 

145

Netherlands,

3, 46, 132, 228

New Guinea,

 

198

New International Economic

 

 

Order (NIEO),

765, 783–86

New Zealand,

 

126–27,

 

195, 377, 387

Nicaragua,

 

18, 218,

342–43, 374, 559,

596–600, 608–09

Nigeria,

560–62, 612

No quarter warfare,

 

671

Non-appearance before the

 

 

International Court of Justice,

568

Non-detectable fragments,

 

 

weapons and,

 

635

Non-recognition of nation states,

203–04

Non-retroactivity of treaties,

 

138

Non-self-executing treaties,

 

45

Noriega, General,

 

610

Normative treaties,

 

65

Norway,

126, 235–36,

 

371–72, 558

Notifications of treaties,

 

122–23

Nuclear energy,

 

833

873

Sourcebook on Public International Law

Nuclear weapons

 

 

 

exploration and use of,

501–05, 508–15

restrictions on use of,

 

 

640–67

jurisdiction in,

 

264, 266,

testing of,

 

 

387, 649

 

 

267, 268, 270–71

Nuremberg War Crimes Tribunal,

10

registration of objects

 

 

launched into,

 

515–16

 

 

 

 

 

Object and purpose approach

 

 

Ozone layer,

 

794, 811, 816–17

 

 

 

 

 

to interpretation of treaties,

 

142

 

 

 

Objective approaches

 

 

 

Pacta sunt secunda,

 

137

 

 

 

 

 

 

to interpretation of treaties,

 

142

Pacta tertiis nec nocent

 

 

to recognition of states,

 

 

204

nec prosunt,

 

139–41

Objective state responsibility,

 

338

Pakistan,

 

611

Objective territoriality

 

 

 

Palestine,

205, 207–08, 209–11,

principle of jurisdiction,

 

254, 255, 257

214–16, 217, 218, 242

Observance of treaties,

 

110, 137–38

Palestine Liberation

 

 

O’Connell, DP,

 

 

63

Organisation (PLO),

 

127–30, 196, 207

 

 

 

 

 

Oda, Shigeru,

 

 

556

Palmas,

 

227, 228–33

 

 

 

 

 

Offenders, illegal seizure of,

 

285

Panama,

 

18, 610

 

 

 

 

Öffentliche Ordnung,

 

 

147

Panama Canal,

 

246

 

 

 

 

 

Opinio juris sive necessitatis,

 

66, 75–82

Pan-American Union,

 

135

 

 

 

 

Opinion, freedom of,

 

 

685, 701

Parra-Aranguren, Gonzalo,

556

 

 

 

 

 

Oppenheim,

9, 60, 61–62, 201

Parry, Clive,

 

61

 

 

 

Ordinary meaning in interpretation

 

Passive personality principle

 

of jurisdiction in

 

 

of treaties,

 

 

143

 

 

 

 

international law,

 

253, 258, 279–80

Ordre public,

 

 

147

 

 

 

Paton,

 

59

Organisation for African

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Peace, crimes against,

 

674

Unity (OAU),

98, 245, 623, 722

 

 

 

 

Organisation of American

 

 

 

Peace of Westphalia (1648),

3

 

 

 

 

 

 

States (OAS),

 

98, 623, 722

Peace-keeping actions, UN,

621–22

Organisation for Economic

 

 

 

Peller,

 

735

Co-operation and

 

 

 

Peoples, rights of,

 

726

Development (OECD),

 

 

99, 741

 

 

 

Perfidy,

 

671

Organisation for European

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Performance of treaties,

 

 

Economic Co-operation (OEEC),

741

 

 

supervening impossibility

Organisation of the International

 

 

of,

 

155–56, 158

Court of Justice,

 

 

544–49

 

 

 

Persona non grata,

 

316, 319

Organs of the state, imputability

 

 

 

Personal injury

 

 

in state responsibilities of,

 

340–41

 

 

 

See Injuries

 

 

Ostracism,

 

 

24

 

 

 

 

Personal representation theory

Outer space,

 

 

499–523

 

 

of diplomatic immunity,

315

damage caused by space

 

 

 

 

 

 

Petersmann,

 

735

objects,

 

 

516–23

 

 

 

Pharmaceuticals,

 

755

distress in,

 

 

505–08

 

874

Index

Philippines,

377

Phillimore, Lord,

89–90

Piracy,

280–81, 388,

 

401–02, 444–45

pirate broadcasting,

389, 445–46

Pleins Pouvoirs,

131

Poland,

221–22, 368

Polar regions

 

Antarctica,

244, 264, 265,

 

267, 268–70, 851–52

Arctic region,

244

Policy approach to

 

international law,

13, 18–19

Political asylum,

73

Political rights,

696–710

Polluter pays principle,

810

Pollution,

810–33

air,

811–19

marine,

403, 454, 819–32

Property

 

exceptions to state

 

immunity and,

298–300

expropriation of foreign-

 

owned property,

733, 777, 786–89

intellectual (copyright),

273–74

protection of,

609–10

right to,

685

Prostitution,

714

Protection of nationals and

 

property abroad, use of

 

force and,

609–10

Protective or security principle

of jurisdiction in

 

international law,

253, 257,

 

258, 275–77

effects doctrine and,

276–277

Protectorates, as subjects of

 

international law,

197–98

Public international law,

6

Populations of nation states,

 

184

Public opinion,

31

 

Public procurement

 

Ports

 

 

 

 

 

programmes,

756–57

access to,

 

378

 

Publication of treaties,

123, 133

baseline for measurements

 

 

and harbour works,

375, 393, 417

 

 

Portugal,

 

242–43,

Quasi-law (‘soft law’),

99, 130, 738,

 

246, 248, 377

 

741, 793–95

Post-modernism,

 

19–20

Quotas, import,

758

Pound, Roscoe,

 

13

 

 

Prebisch, Raul,

 

763, 764

Racial discrimination,

713, 721

Precedent in international law,

 

42, 94

Radio broadcasting,

 

Prescott, V,

 

372

unauthorised,

389, 445–46

Prescription and acquiescence,

 

 

Radiological weapons,

667

title to territory and,

 

238–41

Ranjeva, Raymond,

556

Prescriptive jurisdiction,

 

251

Ratification of treaties,

132–33

Primary commodity associations,

777

Read J,

71

Prisoners

669, 672–73

Reagan, Ronald,

18, 610

prisoners of war,

Rebus sic stantibus,

156

rights of,

 

699

 

Recognition and legitimation

Private international law,

6, 7, 738–39

of nation states,

201–22

Prize law,

 

94

 

collective,

205–18

Procedure of the International

 

 

de facto and de jure,

204–05, 220, 221

Court of Justice,

 

551–54

legal effects in municipal

 

 

 

 

law of,

219–22

875

Sourcebook on Public International Law

non-recognition,

203–04

Rights

 

 

recognition of governments,

204

civil rights,

 

696–710

theoretical issues in,

201–03

cultural rights,

 

686, 687–95

Recommendations of the UN,

96

to decent environment,

 

852

economic rights,

687–95, 774–83

Red Cross,

625, 626

erga omnes,

 

5–6, 139

Reefs, baseline for

 

 

 

human rights,

 

679–731

measurements and,

376, 416

innocent pasage rights,

380–81, 394–97,

Refugees and displaced persons,

717–18

 

 

418–22, 426

Regional international law,

57–58

to natural resources,

 

777, 786–89,

 

 

800, 803–04

Regional organisations, as

 

 

 

 

nature of law and,

 

23–24

sources of international law,

98

 

political rights,

 

696–710

Registration

 

 

 

self-determination principle,

188–95,

of objects launched into

 

 

206, 224, 526–27,

outer space,

515–16

533–34, 612–13, 724–28

of treaties,

123, 133

social rights,

 

687–95

Religion, right to,

685, 701

territorial

 

 

Religious personnel, treatment

 

See Territorial rights

 

 

 

Rio Conference,

 

804–08

in war of,

672

 

Remedies for international

 

Riphagen, Willem,

 

322

wrongs,

367–68

Risk responsibility,

 

338

Reprisals, belligerent,

671

River boundaries,

 

245

Res communis,

267

River estuaries, baseline

 

 

Res nullius

 

measurement and,

 

374, 375

See Terra nullius

 

River mouths, baseline for

 

 

Research, marine,

453–54

measurements and,

 

375, 417

Reservations from treaties, 108–10, 133–37

Rivier,

 

80

definitions of,

134

Roadsteads,

 

394, 417

validity of,

134–37

Rockall,

 

376

Resources

 

 

 

Roman law,

 

3, 80, 137,

See Natural resources

 

 

 

 

 

147, 246, 267

Restrictive immunity,

289

 

 

Root, Elihu,

85, 87, 88, 89, 90

Reuter, Paul,

133

Rule approach to international

 

Revolt

 

 

 

law,

 

12–13, 15–19

imputability in state

 

Rule of law,

 

23

responsibilities and,

344–45

 

Russell of Killowen, Lord,

 

251

loss of territory and,

247

 

Russia,

 

243

Rezek, Jose Francisco,

556

 

Rwanda,

 

198

Rhodes, Cecil,

206

 

 

 

 

Rhodesia,

203, 205,

Saddam Hussein,

 

29

206–07, 208–09,

 

213–14, 217, 617

Salmond,

 

59, 60, 61

Ricci-Busatti, M,

90

Samoa,

 

198

876

Index

San Marino,

 

198

Self-defence,

 

 

361–62,

Santa Lucia,

 

248

 

 

 

601–06, 650–51

 

 

 

 

 

Sardinia,

 

246

Self-determination principle,

188–95,

 

 

 

206, 224, 526–27,

Saudi Arabia,

 

619

 

 

 

533–34, 612–13, 724–28

Sceptic approach to

 

 

 

 

Self-executing treaties,

 

 

45

international law,

 

13

 

 

 

Separability of provisions

 

 

Scheuner,

 

150

 

 

 

of treaties,

 

 

114–15

Scholasticism,

 

4

 

 

 

Service sector,

 

 

755

Schwarzenberger, G,

 

29, 183, 735

 

 

 

Servitude of territory,

 

 

245–47

Schwebel, Stephen M,

 

556, 605

 

 

 

Shareholders, claims against

 

Schwelb, S,

 

148–49

 

 

state responsibility by,

 

359–60

Scientific co-operation,

 

779

Shaw, Lord,

 

 

42

Scientific experimentation,

 

698

Ships

 

 

 

Sea

 

 

collisions at sea,

 

388, 400, 443–44

baseline for measurements,

371–77,

exceptions to state

 

 

 

 

392–94, 416–18

immunity and,

 

 

301–02

contiguous zone,

382, 397, 422–23

flagging of,

387–88, 399–400, 442

continental shelf,

 

383–86,

hot pursuit of,

 

 

389–90,

 

411–14, 438–41

 

 

 

402–03, 446–47

enclosed and semi-enclosed,

449–50

innocent pasage rights,

 

380–81,

environmental protection in,

403,

jurisdiction over

394–97, 418–22, 426

 

 

454, 819–32

 

 

 

exclusive economic

 

 

on high seas,

 

 

255–56,

zone (EEZ),

 

382–83,

 

 

 

265, 266, 267,

 

384–86, 429–38

 

268, 387–89, 442–44

high seas,

255–56, 265, 266,

in ports,

 

 

378

 

267, 268, 386–90,

marine pollution and,

 

819–20,

 

398–410, 441–48

 

 

 

823–25, 826–29

internal waters,

371, 377–79, 417

pirate,

 

 

280–81, 388,

international sea bed,

390–92, 451–76

 

 

 

401–02, 444–45

jurisdiction on,

 

255–56, 265,

safety of,

 

 

389, 390

 

 

266, 267, 268

uncertain nationality,

 

389

land-locked states and,

399, 435, 450–51

Shipwrecked people,

 

 

 

law of,

 

369–481

treatment of,

 

 

672

territorial sea,

 

379–82,

Sierra Leone,

 

 

339

 

392–94, 415–21

 

 

 

Simma, Bruno,

 

 

70

Secession, wars of,

 

607

 

 

 

Slavery,

 

 

684, 698, 720

Sector principle,

 

244

 

 

 

slave trading,

 

281, 389, 401, 444

Security Council of the

 

 

 

 

 

Sloan,

 

 

95–96

United Nations,

 

573–75

 

 

 

Slovakia,

 

 

157–65,

Security (protective) principle

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

167, 169–72

of jurisdiction in international

 

 

 

Slovenia,

 

 

202

law,

 

253, 257,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

258, 275–77

Smith, Ian,

 

 

205

877

Sourcebook on Public International Law

Social rights,

 

687–95

Social security,

 

685, 690

Society, nature of,

 

7–9, 27

Sociological jurisprudence,

12

‘Soft law’,

 

99, 130, 738,

 

 

741, 793–95

Solidarity (third generation)

 

rights,

 

723–28

Somalia,

 

219, 618

Sorenson, M,

 

61, 85

Sources of human rights,

 

682–723

customary rules,

 

722–23

general international

 

 

agreements,

 

682–720

regional agreements,

 

721–22

specialised international

 

 

agreements,

 

720–21

Sources of international law,

59–101

custom as,

 

61, 65–83,

 

 

738, 793

economic law,

736–39, 740–41

on environmental

 

 

protection,

 

793–95

general principles of law as,

83–93

International Law

 

 

Commission and,

 

98–99

judicial decisions as,

 

93–94

jus cogens,

100–01, 146–54,

 

 

188, 723, 792

resolutions of international

 

organisations as,

 

95–98

resolutions of regional

 

 

organisations as,

 

98

‘soft law’ as,

 

99, 738,

 

 

741, 793–95

statute of the ICJ,

 

63–64

treaties as,

 

64–65, 83,

 

 

738, 740, 793

writers as,

 

94

South Africa,

 

31, 99, 209,

 

214, 218, 220, 356

South West African People’s

 

Organisation (SWAPO),

 

196

Southern Rhodesia,

 

203, 205,

 

206–07, 208–09,

 

213–14, 217, 617

Sovereign equality of states,

 

527, 534

Sovereign immunity,

 

222, 287–303

absolute,

 

 

289

basis of,

 

 

287–89

exceptions to,

 

 

293–302

restrictive,

 

 

289

in UK,

 

 

289–303

Sovereignty,

 

 

3, 185–88

See also Territorial rights

 

 

jurisdiction and,

 

 

250–51

Soviet Union,

 

 

12, 50, 72,

 

 

167, 191, 205,

 

221, 244, 486, 606

Spain,

 

 

3, 205, 221,

 

 

541, 607, 810

Spanish Sahara,

 

 

224–26

Special meaning in interpretation

of treaties,

 

 

143

Spender J,

 

 

16–17

Spiropoulos, Jean,

 

 

346

Spitzbergen,

 

 

126

Sri Lanka,

 

 

607

Starke,

 

 

199, 625

Starvation in warfare,

 

 

671

States

 

 

 

See Nation states

 

 

 

Stevens J,

 

 

265, 271

Steyn J,

 

 

220

Stimson Doctrine,

 

203, 211, 213

Stockholm Conference,

 

 

795–800

Straight baselines,

371–75, 392, 416–17

Straits,

381–82, 423–26

Subjective approaches to

 

 

interpretation of treaties,

 

142

Subjective state responsibility,

 

338–40

Subjective territoriality principle

 

of jurisdiction,

 

254–55, 257

Subjects of international

 

 

 

law,

127–30, 175–200

colonies,

 

 

196–97

individuals,

 

 

200

international organisations,

 

199–200

mandates and trust territories,

198–99

878

Index

nation states,

127, 181–96

protectorates,

197–98

Submarine cables and

 

pipelines,

403–04, 447–48

Submarines,

380

Submission to jurisdiction,

294

Subsidies, export,

759

Successive treaties,

 

application of,

138

Suez Canal,

246–47, 609

Sui Jiuyong,

556

Supplementary means of

 

interpretation,

144

Suspension of treaties

See Termination/suspension/ withdrawal from treaties

Suy,

146–47

Switzerland,

127, 134,

 

195, 210,

557

Syria,

166, 186, 242,

244

Territorial application of treaties,

138

Territorial principle of

 

 

 

jurisdiction in

 

 

 

international law,

252–53, 254–75, 257

cyberspace and,

 

 

259–64

Territorial rights,

 

184, 223–48

boundaries,

 

166, 184, 244–45

critical date and,

 

 

227, 237

foreign states’ rights,

 

 

245–47

intertemporal law and,

 

226–27

loss of territory,

 

 

247–48

terra nullius,

 

 

223–26

occupation of,

 

 

228–38

territorial waters,

 

 

40–41

title to territory,

 

 

227–44

Territorial sea,

 

 

379–82,

 

 

392–94, 415–21

breadth of,

 

379–80, 416

delimitation of maritime

 

 

boundaries,

 

 

380

right of innocent passage in,

380–81,

 

 

 

394–97,

 

 

418–22, 426

Talbot, Lord,

40

right to deny or suspend

 

passage through,

381

Tanganyika,

198

straits,

381–82, 423–26

Tanzania,

612

Terrorism,

18, 486, 607

Tariffs,

757–58, 780

Textiles industry,

754

Taxation of imports,

758

Textual approach to

 

Technology, transfer of,

454, 779

interpretation,

142

Thailand,

92, 368

Teleological approach to

 

 

Thalweg,

245

interpretation,

142

Television broadcasting,

 

Thiam, Doudou,

347

unauthorised,

389, 445–46

Third generation rights,

723–28

Termination/suspension/

 

Third parties, treaties and,

112–13, 139–41

withdrawal from treaties,

116–21, 155–65

Third way legal theories,

35–38

by consent,

155

Thirlway, HWA,

71

effect of,

157

Thirty Years War,

3

fundamental change of

 

circumstances,

156, 158–59

Thomas Aquinas, St,

24

material breach,

155, 159–60

Title to territory,

227–44

supervening impossibility

 

 

accretion,

243

of performance,

155–56, 158

adjudication of,

243

Terra nullius,

223–26, 267

cession,

243

occupation of,

228–38

conquest/annexation,

241–43

879

Sourcebook on Public International Law

continuity and

 

 

contiguity and,

 

244

disposition by joint decision,

244

occupation of terra nullius,

228–38

prescription and

 

 

acquiescence,

 

238–41

Togoland,

 

198

Torture,

684, 717, 722–23

Totalitarianism,

 

18, 22

Trade

 

 

environmental protection

 

 

and,

754–55, 843–48

free,

733–34, 741–59

right to,

 

777–82

Trade unions,

686, 689, 702

Transformation doctrine,

 

39–40

Transit agreements for aviation,

485

Transit passage,

382, 423–26

Transnational corporations,

 

777

Treaties

 

 

amendment and

 

 

modification of,

113–14, 141–42

application of,

111, 137–41

conclusion of,

106, 110, 131–33

correction of,

 

123

definitions of,

 

125–31

depositaries of,

 

122

designation of,

 

131

dispute settlement,

 

165

European Union law and,

48–56

as evidence of international

 

law,

 

83

interpretation of,

111–12, 142–44

law of,

100, 103–73

legal effects of,

 

130

multilingual,

 

144

municipal law and,

 

43–45, 46

notifications of,

 

122–23

observance of,

110, 137–38

reservations from,

108–10, 133–37

separability of

 

 

provisions of,

 

114–15

as source of international

 

 

law,

 

64–65, 83,

 

738, 740, 793

state succession and,

121, 157–73

termination/suspension/

 

withdrawal from,

 

116–21, 155–65

third parties and,

 

112–13, 139–41

unilateral agreements,

126–27

validity of,

114, 115–16, 144–54

Treatment of aliens,

 

355–56

Treaty contracts,

 

64–65

Truman, Harry S,

 

382, 383

Trust territories

See Mandates and trust territories

Turkey,

 

9

Uganda,

 

610, 612

Ultra vires acts, imputability

 

in state responsibilities and,

343–44

Umma,

 

3

Unequal treaties,

 

146

Unification, wars of,

 

607

Unilateral agreements,

 

126–27

Unilateral declarations of

 

independence,

 

205–18, 617

Unilateral use of force,

 

 

justifications for,

 

601–13

United Kingdom,

 

3, 29, 137,

 

 

186, 377, 385

international customary

 

law in,

 

40–43

international disputes and,

541, 542

mandated territories and,

207

recognition of statehood by,

204, 205,

 

 

219–22

Rhodesian UDI and,

 

206–07,

 

 

209, 213, 617

state (sovereign)

 

 

immunity in,

 

289–303

territorial rights and,

236–38, 239–41,

 

243, 244–45, 248

treaties in,

43–45, 132, 138, 146

use of force and,

 

603, 609

United Nations Commission on

International Trade Law,

99

United Nations Decade of

 

International Law,

 

1

United Nations Educational,

 

880

Index

Scientific and Cultural

 

 

trusteeship system,

198–99, 582–86

Organisation,

 

99

use of force and,

 

595, 601–03,

United Nations Organisation,

1–2,

 

605, 608, 609,

 

610, 612, 613–23

 

 

10, 26, 95

 

 

 

World Court

 

 

asylum and,

 

284

 

 

 

See International Court of Justice

charter of,

 

525, 568–90,

 

 

 

 

 

 

595, 613

United States of America,

 

12, 18, 22,

codification of international

 

 

 

72, 166, 204

law and,

 

98–99

anti-trust law in,

 

276–77

colonies and,

 

196–97

economic relations and,

 

734, 741

customary international

 

 

environmental protection in,

791–92

law and,

 

79

international customary

 

 

dispute settlement and,

 

525–35,

law in,

 

45–46

 

536–37, 568–90

international disputes and,

541, 542

economic relations and,

579–80, 734, 738,

territorial rights and,

227, 228–33, 243

 

741, 761, 762–70

use of force and,

 

596–600,

Economic and Social

 

 

 

 

603, 604,

Council,

580–82, 692–93

 

606, 608–09, 610

enforcement of international

 

Universal Declaration of

 

 

law by,

 

30

 

 

 

Human Rights,

 

10

environmental protection

 

 

 

Universal international law,

5, 57–58

and,

 

21, 795–96,

 

Universality principle of

 

 

 

800–02, 804–05,

 

 

817, 819, 833, 851

jurisdiction in international

 

General Assembly,

 

525, 571–73,

law,

253, 258, 280–82

 

 

613, 622–23

Upjohn J,

 

299

human rights and,

 

681, 682, 695,

Use of force,

 

591–623

 

710–20, 729–30

 

 

See also War

 

 

injuries suffered in the

 

 

 

 

 

 

after 1945,

 

595–600

service of,

 

175–81, 353

 

 

before 1945,

 

591–95

jurisdiction of international

 

 

 

by invitation,

 

606–09

law and,

 

270

 

 

collective,

 

613–23

law of the sea and,

391, 414, 820–21

 

definition of force,

 

600–01

law of treaties and,

 

133, 136

 

 

humanitarian intervention,

611–12

law of war and,

 

640

 

protection of nationals

 

 

membership of,

 

570

 

 

 

and property,

 

609–11

peace-keeping actions,

 

621–22

 

 

self-defence,

 

361–62,

purposes and principles of,

569–70

 

 

601–06, 650–51

recognition of states and,

 

203, 205–18

 

 

self-determination and,

 

612–13

regional arrangements,

 

578–79

 

 

unilateral,

 

601–13

resolutions of,

 

95–98

 

 

USENET groups,

 

272

Secretariat,

 

587–88

 

 

Uti possidetis juris,

 

245

Security Council,

573–75, 613–14

 

self-determination principle

 

Utopianism,

 

12, 13, 24

and,

 

188–95, 206,

 

 

 

 

 

224, 526–27,

Valencia-Ospina, Eduardo,

 

556

533–34, 612–13, 724

 

Validity

 

 

territorial rights and,

 

241, 242

 

 

881

Sourcebook on Public International Law

of reservations from treaties,

134–37

Westlake,

9, 73

of treaties,

 

114,

Wetland conservation,

838–40

 

115–16, 144–54

 

Wilhelm II, Kaiser,

673

Verdross, Alfred,

 

12, 149

 

Willoughby, Lord,

248

Vereshchetin, Vladlen S,

 

556

 

Wilson, Woodrow,

190

VerLoren van Thermat,

 

735

 

Withdrawal from treaties

 

Vietnam,

 

372, 612, 668

 

 

See Termination/suspension/

 

 

 

 

 

Virally,

 

81

withdrawal from treaties

 

Visscher, Charles de,

 

153

Women

 

Void treaties,

 

154

rights of,

688, 697,

 

 

713–14, 721

 

 

 

 

Waldock, Humphrey,

 

130

treatment in war of,

672

 

Work

 

Walsh, Frank P,

 

190

 

 

compulsory,

698

War

 

 

labour standards,

751

civil war,

606–08, 627–28

right to,

686, 688–89

civilians and,

663, 669–70, 671–72

World Bank,

761, 765

effects of,

 

628

World Commission on

 

enforcement of international

 

 

 

Environment and

 

law by,

 

25–26, 31

 

 

Development (WCED),

801–02, 804

law of,

 

591, 625–78

 

World Court

 

application of,

 

627–28

 

 

See International Court of Justice

humanitarian rules,

 

625,

 

 

 

 

660–63, 671–73

World Trade Organisation

 

responsibility and

 

 

(WTO),

742–57

enforcement of,

 

673–78

acceptance of,

749–50

restrictions on methods

 

budget and contributions,

745–46

of warfare,

 

669–71

decision-making in,

746–47

restrictions on weapons,

628–69

functions of,

743–44

rules on belligerence,

 

628–73

membership of,

748–49

sources of,

 

626–27

objectives of,

751–57

propaganda for,

 

702

relations with other

 

termination of treaties and,

156–57

organisations,

745

territorial rights and,

 

223

scope of,

743

war crimes,

 

281–82, 346,

Secretariat,

745

 

353–55, 673–78

status of,

746

War correspondents,

 

672

structure of,

744–45

 

 

 

Warships,

381, 389, 397,

World War I,

4, 10, 668

 

 

 

 

400, 422, 443

World War II,

5, 10, 674

Weapons, restrictions on,

628–69

World Wide Web

 

Webster, Daniel,

 

603–04

See Cyberspace

 

 

 

 

Weeramantry, Christopher G,

93, 386, 556

Wounded, treatment of,

672

 

 

Weil, Prosper,

 

736

Writers, as source of

 

 

international law,

94

Western Sahara,

 

224–26

 

 

 

Wrongful exercise of jurisdiction

882

Index

in international law,

286

Zamora, S,

735

 

 

Zanzibar,

243

Yemen,

186

Zemanek,

76

Yugoslavia,

50, 72, 167–69,

Zimbabwe,

205

 

191, 202, 245,

 

 

 

603, 607, 621, 725

 

 

Zambia,

206

 

 

883