Starke's International Law

International Law in General Nature, Origins and Basis of International Law The Material Sources of International Law The Subjects of International Law The Relation Between International Law and State law States as Subjects of International Law States in General Recognition State Territorial Sovereignty and Other Territorial Sovereignty and Other Lesser Territorial Rights of States Rights and Duties of States The Law of the Sea and Maritime Highways State Responsibility Succession to Rights and Obligations The State and the Individual The State and Economic Interests- International Economic and Monetary Law Development and the Environment International Transactions The Agents of International Business The Law and Practice as to Treaties Disputes and Hostile Relations International Disputes War, Armed Conflicts and Other Hostile Relations Neutrality, Quasi Neutrality and non-belligerency International Institutions Note on Bibliography