VOLUME ONE

Introduction

Part Ⅰ

The Nature and Basis of International Law

1. Efforts to Define International Law

2. Criticism of Bourgeois Theories

3. Efforts to Develop a “Socialist” Theory

Part Ⅱ

Fundamental Principles of International Law

4. Sources of International Law

5. Subjects of International Law

6. The Relationship between International Law and Municipal Law

7. Inviolability of Sovereignty

8. Peaceful Coexistence and Socialist Internationalism

9. Nonintervention

Part Ⅲ

Participation in the International Community

10. Recognition， Diplomatic Relations， and Their Consequences

11. Representation in International Organizations

Part Ⅳ

Claims to Territory

12. Land

13. Water

14. Air Space and Outer Space

Part Ⅴ

The Exercise of Territorial Jurisdiction

15. Entry and Exit

16. Internal and Territorial Waters

17. Ports and Boundary Rivers

18. Territorial Air Space

19. Crimes Committed in Chinese Territory

20. Aliens’ Personal Affairs

21. Aliens’ Economic Activities

22. Responsibility for Causing Injury to Aliens in China

Part Ⅵ

The Exercise of Extraterritorial Jurisdiction

23. Determination of Chinese Nationality

24. Regulation of Chinese Nationals Abroad

25. Protection of Chinese Nationals Abroad

26. Protection of Other Interests Abroad

Notes

VOLUME TWO

Part Ⅶ

The Immunities and Privileges of Diplomats，Consuls， and Other Agents of International Relations

27. Diplomats

28. Consuls

29. Other Agents of International Relations

Part Ⅷ

The Law of Treaties

30. The Nature of Treaties and the PRC’s Succession to the Commitments of Previous Governments

31. The Process of Treaty Making

32. Interpretation of Treaties

33. Treaties and Third States

34. Validity of Treaties

35. Termination of Treaties

Part Ⅸ

The Law and Practice of InternationalOrganizations

36. General Attitude toward the United Nations

37. Constitutional Problems of the United Nations

38. Maintenance of International Peace and Security by the United Nations

39. Other United Nations Activities

40. Activities of Other International Organizations

Part Ⅹ

Disputes， Hostile Relations， and Arms Control

41. Peaceful Settlement of International Disputes

42. Legality of Resort to Force

43. Legal Regulation of the Conduct of Conflict

44. Protection of Prisoners and Other Victims of War

45. Treatment of War Criminals

46. Termination of Armed Conflict

47. Arms Control and Disarmament

Notes

Glossary

Bibliography

Chinese- and Japanese-Language Books，Articles， Periodicals， and Newspapers

Index