International law (Vol. 2) edited by Joseph Weiler and Alan T. Nissel.
Material type: TextLanguage: Publication details: New York : Routledge, 2011.Description: 463 pISBN:- 9780415400329
- 341 WEI/INT
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Table of Contents:
Volume 2: Fundamentals of international law 1
Introduction
Part 7: International law- making and the sources of international law
Chapter 13. The consent of states and the sources of the law of nations
Chapter 14. The world constitutive process of authoritative decision
Chapter 15. Transnational legal process: The 1994 Roscoe pound lecture
Chapter 16. On the obligation of treaties: A paper presented to the association for the reform and codification of the law of nations, at Antwerp, Sept. 1877
Chapter 17. Custom as a source of international law
Chapter 18. Custom
Chapter 19. The challenge of soft law: Development and change in international law
Part 8: International personality: States
Chapter 20. The criteria for statehood in international law
Part 9: International personality: Real and other legal persons
Chapter 21. The concept of legal personality
Chapter 22. A 'new' Vienna convention on treaties between states and international organizations or between international organizations: a critical commentary
Part 10: Territory, sovereignty and self-determination
Chapter 23. Territorial change
Chapter 24. Sovereignty
Chapter 25. Sovereignty and inequality
Chapter 26. The diffusion of sovereignty: self-determination in the post-colonial age
Chapter 27. Self-determination in a post-colonial world