Oppenheim's International Law: Volume 1 Peace (Two books, incl. Intro and Parts 1- 4)

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Robert Jennings (Formerly president of the International Court of Justice) Arthur Watts KCMG QC (Formerly legal adviser Foreign and Commonwealth Office and barrister and international arbitrator)

Oppenheim's International Law

Volume 1 Peace (Two books, incl. Intro and Parts 1- 4)

Robert Jennings (Formerly president of the International Court of Justice), Arthur Watts KCMG QC (Formerly legal adviser Foreign and Commonwealth Office and barrister and international arbitrator), Sir Arthur Watts (KCMG, QC)

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Longman
01 May 2008

Treaties & other sources of international law; Diplomatic law; International law of territory & statehood; Law of the sea; International humanitarian law; Responsibility of states & other entities; Settlement of international disputes

The essential reference work on international law, edited by two leading authors in the field is now available from Oxford University Press. This classic Ninth edition takes full account of the vast increase in the scope and content of international law since the Eighth edition, and in the range of available source material since the Eighth edition was published.

Edited by: Robert Jennings (Formerly president of the International Court of Justice), Arthur Watts KCMG QC (Formerly legal adviser Foreign and Commonwealth Office and barrister and international arbitrator), Sir Arthur Watts (KCMG, QC)
Imprint: Longman
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Edition: 9th edition
Dimensions: Height: 246mm, Width: 172mm, Spine: 100mm
Weight: 2.400kg
ISBN: 9780582302457
ISBN 10: 0582302455
Pages: 1584
Publication Date: 01 May 2008
Audience: Professional and scholarly , Undergraduate
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

CONTENTS OF VOLUME 1: Preface to the ninth edition Abbreviations Table of Cases 1: Introduction: Foundations and development of international law PART 1: THE SUBJECTS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 2: International persons 3: Position of the states in international law 4: Responsibility of states Index CONTENTS OF VOLUME II Abbreviations Table of Cases PART 2: THE OBJECTS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 6: State territory 7: The high sea 8: Outer space 9: Individuals PART 3: ORGANS OF THE STATES FOR THEIR INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 10: Heads of States and Foreign Offices 11: Diplomatic envoys 12: Consuls 13: Miscellaneous agencies PART 4. INTERNATIONAL TRANSACTIONS 14: On international transactions in general 15: Treaties 16: Important groups of treaties Index

The late Sir Robert Jennings was formerly president of the International Court of Justice. The late Sir Arthur Watts KCMG QC was formerly ormerly legal adviser Foreign and Commonwealth Office and barrister and international arbitrator.

Reviews for Oppenheim's International Law: Volume 1 Peace (Two books, incl. Intro and Parts 1- 4)

`...a major new revision of this great work;...a magnificent re-writing of the eighth edition ... ' American Journal of International Law `the indispensable reference work for all serious practitioners, scholars, and students of public law' Fletcher Forum: Journal of the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy `This work has occupied a virtually unrivalled place in the canon of English language treatises on international law...[the editors] have produced a volume which will confirm, and extend the influence and authority of this celebrated work' Cambridge Law Journal