International Law: Chiefly as Interpreted and Applied in Canada

Acknowledgments
Preface
Contents
Principal Abbreviations Found in This Book
Introduction
Part I. General
I. Definitions, Nature, and Sources of International Law
II. Authority and Application of International Law in Canadian Courts
III. The Domain of International Law
Part II. International Personality
IV. The Subjects or Persons of International Law
Part III. State Jurisdiction
V. Forms of State Jurisdiction: Territorial and Personal
VI. The Territory of States
VII. Nationality and Individuals in International Law
VIII. Extent of State Jurisdiction
Part IV. International Agreements
IX. The Law of Treaties
Part V. The International Responsibility of States
X. State Responsibility and International Claims
Part VI. Disputes and Hostile Relations Between States
XI. Pacific Settlement of International Disputes
XII. Forcible or Coercive Means of Settlement
XIII. Neutrality
Appendices
Selected Bibliography
Index of Cases
Subject Index