| Description |
xxx, 629 pages ; 24 cm |
| Contents |
Part 1: International Law in General. 1. Nature, origins and basis of international law -- 2. The material 'sources' of international law -- 3. The subjects of international law -- 4. The relation between international law and state law. Part 2: States as Subjects of International Law. 5. States in general -- 6. Recognition -- 7. State territorial sovereignty and other lesser territorial rights. Part 3: Rights and Duties of States. 8. Jurisdiction -- 9. The law of the sea and maritime ariways -- 10. State responsibility -- 11. Succession to rights and obligations -- 12. The state and the individual -- 13. The state and economic interests: international economic and monetary law -- 14. Development and the environment. Part 4: International Transactions. 15. The agents of international business: diplomatic envoys, consuls and other representatives -- 16. The law and practice as to treaties. Part 5: Disputes and Hostile Relations (Including War, Armed Conflicts and Neutrality). 17. International disputes -- 18. War, armed conflicts and other hostile relations -- 19. Neutrality, quasi-neutrality, and non-belligerency. Part 6: International Institutions. 20. International institutions |
| Summary |
"Starke's International Law" offers a reliable guide to basic principles, and current illustrations, of international law in practice |
| Analysis |
International law |
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Overseas item |
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Reference works |
| Notes |
Rev. ed. of: Introduction to international law. 10th ed., 1989 |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Subject |
International law.
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| Author |
Shearer, I. A. (Ivan Anthony), 1938-
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| LC no. |
94195560 |
| ISBN |
0406016232 (paperback) |
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0406050988 (Butterworth international edition) |
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(paperback) |
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(Butterworth international edition) |
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