Aviation security: legal and regulatory aspects

Content: Cover
 Half Title
 Dedication
 Title Page
 Copyright Page
 Table of Contents
 Preface
 Introduction
 CHAPTER 1: THE GROWTH OF INTERNATIONAL LAW AND ITS APPLICABILITY TO AIR LAW
 A General Overview
 Early Stages of Development
 Development of International Law through Treaties
 Applicability of Treaty Law to the Chicago Convention and its Annexes
 Other Sources of International Law
 The United Nations Decade of International Law
 Introduction
 The United Nations General Assembly
 The Acceptance of International Law by States
 Past Achievements of the United Nations
 Resolution 44/23 in Action The Promotion of International LawThe Expansion of International Law
 Subsequent United Nations Resolutions
 The United Nations Congress on Public International Law
 Dispute Settlement in the United Nations System and its Applicability to Air Law
 Notes
 CHAPTER 2: THE ELEMENTS OF THE OFFENCE AND CURRENT SITUATION
 Introductory Comments
 Unlawful Interference
 Elements of the Offence
 International Responses to the Offence
 Nature of the Offence
 Acts of International Terrorism
 Acts of Defence
 Non-violent Acts
 Random Acts of Violence
 Acts which Aid and Abet National Terrorism Problems of DeterrenceThe Practical Solution
 Practical Measures
 Legal Measures
 Hijacking Identified
 Hijacking and International Conventions
 Acts of Sabotage
 Surface-to-air Missile Attacks
 Armed Attacks against Airports and Persons
 Narco-terrorism
 A Common Threat
 International Law and Action
 The Chicago Convention
 International Conventions
 Emerging Trends
 The Role of Treaty Law
 Notes
 CHAPTER 3: ANALYSIS OF THE PROBLEM AND ITS LEGAL RECOGNITION
 Issues Involved
 Current Trends in International Air Transport
 The Need for Policy Analysis
 Unlawful Seizure of Aircraft (Hijacking) Aircraft SabotageAirport Attacks
 Missile Attacks against Aircraft
 Attacks against Airports
 Policies related to Airline Security
 Deterrence and Crime Prevention Policies
 Empirical Studies of Deterrence
 Theoretical Bases
 Research Design
 Legal Issues Measures --
A Case Study
 The PAN-AM Case
 The Effect of United Nations Security Council Resolutions on the International Court of Justice
 Scholastic Views
 Notes
 CHAPTER 4: SOME INTERNATIONAL ATTEMPTS AT ENSURING PEACE AND SECURITY IN AVIATION
 United Nations General Assembly Resolutions Convention for the Prevention and Punishment of Terrorism (1937)Convention on International Civil Aviation (Chicago Convention of 1944)
 United Nations Charter
 Other International Conventions
 The Geneva Convention on the High Seas (1958)
 Concerted Action under the Auspices of the International Civil Aviation Organization --
The Tokyo Convention (1963)
 The Hague Convention on Hijacking (1970)
 The Montreal Convention (1971)
 The Bonn Declaration
 The Legal Status of the Bonn Declaration
 The Incompatibility of the Bonn Declaration with the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties