War, Aggression and Self-DefenceCambridge University Press, 2005. gada 24. nov. - 349 lappuses Yoram Dinstein's seminal textbook is an essential guide to the legal issues of war and peace, armed attack, self-defence and enforcement measures taken under the aegis of the Security Council. This fourth edition incorporates new material on the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, response to armed attacks by terrorists, recent resolutions adopted by the Security Council, and the latest pronouncements of the International Court of Justice. In addition, several new sections consider consent by States to the use of force (as expressed either ad hoc or by treaty); an armed attack by non-State actors; the various phases in the Gulf War up to the occupation of Iraq in 2003 and beyond; and immunities from jurisdiction. With many segments being rewritten to reflect recent State practice, this book remains a comprehensive and highly readable introduction to the legal issues surrounding war and self-defence. An indispensable tool for students and practitioners. |
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A The beginning of | 30 |
b The nature of ceasefire | 54 |
A historical perspective of the legal status of | 63 |
The contemporary prohibition of the use | 83 |
D | 90 |
E The prohibition of the use of interState force as jus cogens | 99 |
The criminality of war of aggression | 117 |
85 | 129 |
Impartial neutrality | 163 |
The concept of selfdefence | 175 |
The modality of individual selfdefence | 219 |
Collective selfdefence | 252 |
The legal limitations of collective selfdefence | 267 |
E The Gulf War and collective selfdefence | 273 |
Conclusion | 326 |
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act of aggression action Advisory Opinion aggressor AJIL Arcadia armed attack armed bands armed forces Article 2(4 Article 51 Assembly Resolution Atlantica belligerent breach cease-fire Charter Coalition collective security collective self-defence Contracting Parties counter-force Court of Justice crimes against peace customary international law decision declaration defence defensive armed reprisals Definition of Aggression Draft Code enforcement exercise Geneva Convention Government Hague Convention hostilities Ibid ICJ Rep infra inter-State force International Court International Law Commission International Military Tribunal international peace Iraq jurisdiction jus ad bellum jus cogens jus in bello Kuwait measures Member mutual assistance neutral Nicaragua norms Nuclear Weapons Nuremberg trial obligations peace and security political principle prohibition Protocol RCADI RDSC relations Report Resolution 678 response right of self-defence Rome Statute rule Ruritania Security Council Resolution Security of Mankind Self-Defense supra note 37 territory terrorists threat tion Treaty of Peace United Nations unlawful Utopia victim Vienna Convention violation