PART ONE.SOURCES AND METHODS OFINTERNATIONAL LAW

Chapter 1.Nature and History of International Law

A. A Thematic History

B. Dispelling Some Myths.

Chapter 2.General Principles and Customary InternationalLaw

A. General Principles

B. Customary International Law

Chapter 3.Treaties

A. Treaty Nomenclature

B. The Relationship Between Treaties and Custom

C. The Process of TreatyMaking

D. Treaty Application and Interpretation

E. Treaty Amendment， Invalidity and Termination

Chapter 4.Other Sources and Evidences

A. Equity， Humanity and Other Values

B. U.N. Resolutions， Judicial Decisions and Publicists

C. An Integrated View of Sources and Methods

PART TWO.SUBJECTS AND OBJECTS OFINTERNATIONAL LAW

Chapter 5.States: Identity， Recognition and Succession

A. State Identity， Sovereignty and Legitimacy

B. Recognition of States and Governments

C. State Succession

Chapter 6.International Organizations

Chapter 7.Individuals in International Law

A. Nationality

B. Duties of Persons Under International Law

C. Rights of Individuals

Chapter 8. State Responsibility and Diplomatic Protection

A. General Considerations and Problems

B. Substantive Conditions and Procedural Aspects

C. Expropriations and Contract Breaches

Chapter 9. Human Rights

A. Substantive Aspects of Human Rights Law

B. Enforcement of Human Rights Norms

Chapter 10.State Territory and Common Areas

A. Territory

B. International Common Spaces

Chapter 11.Law of the Sea

A. Ocean Resources and Law

B. Maritime Zones

C. Maritime Delimitation

Chapter 12.International Environmental Law

A. Guiding Principles

B. Approaches to International Environmental Protection

Chapter 13.International Economic Law

PART THREE.INTERNATIONAL LAW AND U.S. LAW

Chapter 14.International Law and Domestic Law

A. Domestic Law in International Law

B. International Law in Domestic Law

Chapter 15.International Agreements in U.S. Law

A. The Treaty Power

B. Treaties as the Law of the Land

C. Executive Agreements

Chapter 16.Jurisdiction

A. Analyzing a Jurisdictional Problem

B. Bases of Jurisdiction

C. Extradition and Mutual Assistance

Chapter 17.Jurisdictional Immunities

A. Foreign Sovereign Immunities

B. The Act of State Doctrine

C. Diplomatic， Consular and Organizational Immunity

PART FOUR. WAR AND PEACE

Chapter 18.CounterMeasures

Chapter 19.Control of Armed Conflflict

A. Limiting War Before the U.N. Charter

B. The Law of the U.N. Charter

C. Collective Security， Peacekeeping and Enforcement

Chapter 20.Laws of War

Chapter 21.Peaceful Settlement of Disputes

A. Negotiation， Conciliation and Arbitration

B. The World Court

C. The Future of International Adjudication

SELECT BILIOGRAPHY

TABLE OF CASES AND ARBITRATIONS

TABLE OF TREATIES AND OTHER DOCUMENTS

INDEX