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Pufendorf, Samuel, 24, 106 punishment
collective punishment, 1073, 1074 n103, 1076
corporal punishment, 1074 n103 use of force, 1015, 1016
punitive damages, 718
Qatar, 539, 814, 975, 1135 n259
Quebec, 230, 231, 444
race discrimination. See also non-discrimination
Committee, 272, 289–92, 312 complaints by states, 290 Convention, 233, 261, 266–8,
289–91
and customary law, 257, 266 definition, 266
federal states, 199 ICJ jurisdiction, 977 United States, 148
Vienna Declaration, 261 war crime, 236
Radbruch, Gustav, 52
radioactive waste, marine pollution, 553
Rainbow Warrior, 694–5, 701, 711–12, 714, 716, 718–19, 852, 853–4
Rameses II, 14
rape, 596, 1073, 1074 n103, 1076 Reagan, Ronald, 1033 n105 Realism, 51–2
rebellions
internal matter, 1040 state assistance, 1043–4
and state responsibility, 699, 705–7, 1020
and use of force, 1020 rebus sic stantibus, 855–6 reciprocity, 7, 1013 recognition
collective recognition, 388 conditional recognition, 387 constitutive theory, 368, 369, 371–3,
378, 394, 416
de facto and de jure, 377, 379, 382–3, 388, 389
declaratory theory, 369, 371, 373, 378
generally, 367–8 governments, 376–82; Estrada
doctrine, 380; legitimacy doctrine, 379; Tobar doctrine, 379
implied recognition, 384–7
legal effects; generally, 367, 393–408; internally, 393–4; internationally, 114, 115, 243, 393; UK cases, 394–403; US cases, 404–8
liberation movements, 220 new territories, 414, 437–8, 442
non-recognition doctrine, 390–2 politics, 368
premature recognition, 383–4 retroactivity, 395, 398, 399
states, 178, 185–6, 217; EU practice, 374–5; new Eastern European states, 185, 374; post-WW1, 371; and statehood, 368, 371; theory and practice, 368–76; UK practice, 370; US practice, 368–9, 373–4, 375
territorial sovereignty over high seas, 543
withdrawal, 388–90 recommendations, 111 Red Crescent, 1057 Red Cross
foundation, 28, 1162
and Geneva Conventions, 28, 1163 humanitarian work, 1078–9
in Iraq, 1126
International Committee, 243, 1076
recognition, 1057 website, 1222
Red Crusader incident, 924 Red Sea, 460
refugees, 2, 354 n217, 356, 675, 1092, 1113. See also asylum
regime change, 173
regional organisations. See also specific organisations
Africa, 1183–5
American Continent, 1182 Arab League, 1183
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Asia, 1185–6
dispute resolution, 928–30 Eastern Europe, 1185 Europe, 1168–82 generally, 1168–86 growth, 46
and UN, 1107 regional-international law, 2, 34, 46 Reisman, W. M., 59
religious discrimination, 267, 268 religious freedom, 250, 256, 259, 292,
307, 348, 366
religious intolerance, 283, 284 remedies
domestic remedies. See exhaustion of local remedies
effective remedies, 259, 322 ICJ, 972, 994–6
state breaches of international law, 715–20
torture, 304
remote sensing, 487–8 Renaissance, 13, 19–22 RENAMO, 1106 n114, 1112 reparation
damages, 717–19 declarations, 719–20 ICJ procedure, 994 outer space damage, 483 principles, 95, 97 refusal, 1023 restitution, 716–17, 995 satisfaction, 719, 720
state responsibility, 694, 715–20 reprisals, 5, 708, 853, 1016, 1018
against prisoners of war, 1060, 1064 generally, 1023–4
Geneva Conventions, 1056, 1061, 1064–5, 1077
Republika Srpska, 214 n192
res communis, 413, 424, 438, 454, 481, 490
res judicata, 95–6, 956 n40
research, marine research, 509, 543, 569 reserves, 275, 299
residence, 322, 574, 578 restitution, 716–17, 995 retaliation, 1022
retorsion, 1022, 1023 Rhine, 445, 794 n226, 1163 Rhodes, 218
Rhodesia, 4, 184, 391–2, 400, 884, 1125
Rhodian Sea Law, 19
right to development, 280–1, 283, 363 right to healthy environment, 281, 363,
756–7
right to liberty, 248, 259, 292, 299, 322, 366
right to life, 248, 256, 292, 307, 321, 331, 332, 355
right to marry, 322 right to peace, 281
right to security, 259, 292, 322, 366 right to social security, 260, 286, 334,
352
right to work, 260, 286, 352 Rio Declaration
common but differentiated responsibilities, 777
consultation, 773
environmental impact assessments, 774 n110
human rights, 757 international co-operation, 772 international environmental
responsibility, 762 notification of environmental
hazards, 773 precautionary principle, 776 right to development, 281
sovereignty over natural resources, 759
sustainable development, 759, 778 riots, 705–7, 1020
risk theory, 698
rivers. See international watercourses Rolls of Oleron, 19
Roman Empire, 16 Roman law, 155, 412, 862
Romania, 273 n153, 338 n125, 842, 884 n126, 1001
Rome Statute, 238, 596, 599 Rome, Treaty of, 345 Rousseau, C., 106, 123 royal prerogative, 137
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rule of law, 319, 349, 374 Russia. See also Soviet Union
Alaska sale, 422
and Chechnya, 339 n133, 937 CIS membership, 216, 1181
and Committee for Prevention of Torture, 338 n125
Dogger Bank incident, 923–4 and Eastern Carelia, 1002 international law in municipal
courts, 159
Russian–Japanese War 1905, 922 state succession, 187, 215, 865–6, 897 treaty succession, 881
UN Security Council membership, 3, 193, 865, 1084
Rwanda
genocide, 264, 1121
individual criminal responsibility, 656
intervention in Congo, 1044, 1146 and Red Cross, 1079
UN mission, 1116 n165 UN sanctions, 1130
UN use of force, 1144–5, 1147 UNAMIR, 1144–5 UNOMUR, 1144
War Crimes Tribunal, 45, 238, 239–40, 263, 656, 1074 n103, 1219
Saar, 208 n163 SADC, 933–4, 1223
Saharan Arab Democratic Republic, 213–14
St Augustine, 1014
St Germain, Treaty of, 862, 900 n210, 903
St Petersburg Declaration, 1054, 1065, 1068
St Pierre and Miquelon, 533–4, 538 Saint-Vincent, 1010
Samaria, 1061
Samoré, Cardinal, 922 n35 sanctions. See UN sanctions sanitary laws, 515, 516, 517 Sanjak, 937
satellites, 74, 479, 486–9, 487
satisfaction, 719
Saudi Arabia, 207 n155, 259, 638, 677, 814, 1135 n259
scientific research, marine research, 509, 543, 569
Scilly Isles, 529 Scotland, 498, 580
sea. See high seas; sea fishing; seabed; territorial seas
sea fishing
contiguous zones, 515 dispute resolution, 569
European Fisheries Convention, 517–18
exclusive economic zones, 517 fishing zones, 491, 518, 520 halibut, 559
high seas, 543
straddling stocks, 556–60 territorial seas, 507, 508, 509
seabed
1982 Agreement, 564
1987 Agreement, 564–5
common heritage of mankind, 454, 491, 561
dispute resolution, 570, 1007–8 Enterprise, 562, 566
generally, 560–8 international environmental
responsibility, 762
International Seabed Authority, 526, 542, 561, 566–8
pioneer investors, 562 reciprocating states regime, 563–5 rights of coastal states, 523
rights of landlocked states, 542 scope of international law, 47 UN Declaration, 454, 561 UNCLOS, 561–3, 565–6
security. See national security; right to security
Selden, John, 24 self-defence
anticipatory, 1028–30 arrest of diplomats, 681
collective self-defence, 1035–6 competing principles, 708 customary law, 91
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entry into embassies, 673 high seas, 545
hijacking, 604
and intruding aircraft, 476 Iraqi no-fly zones, 1136–7 necessity, 1031
nuclear weapons, 983 pre-emptive attacks, 1028–30 proportionality, 1031–2 right, 1024–32, 1149
and state responsibility, 708 and terrorism, 1027–8
UN Charter, 1025–6
use of force, 4, 5, 1015, 1017 use of nuclear weapons, 93 n104
self-determination
and alien occupation, 270 associated states, 215 Banjul Charter, 270, 363 CIS, 216
and colonial powers, 575 definition, 230–1
economic self-determination, 40 erga omnes obligation, 116, 229 Falkland Islands, 179, 453 ICCPR, 292
insurgents and belligerents, 220 internal self-determination, 273 International Covenants, 286, 292 minorities, 276, 444
principle, 178, 183–5, 225–31 right to, 269–73, 1037
Saharan Arab Democratic Republic, 213
settled rule of international law, 39 and territorial integrity, 230, 270–1,
276, 443–6
trust territories, 202 UN Charter, 443, 1083
and use of force, 1018, 1036–9; third party assistance, 1038–9
Senegal, 1135 n259 separation of powers, 11, 12
September 11 events, 476, 478, 1027, 1051, 1087, 1101, 1122
Serbia. See also Yugoslavia Council of Europe membership,
1171 n37
human rights, 887 loan repayments, 710 minorities, 273 n153
state succession, 188, 865, 867 UN membership, 1088, 1089 and UN Security Council, 1128 UNTAES, 209 n164
service of process, and state immunity, 666
servitudes, 460–2, 874 sexual harassment, 337 SFOR, 209 n166 , 1159, 1223
Shabra and Shatilla murders, 596 n103 shareholders, diplomatic protection,
728
Sharm el Sheikh memorandum, 222 Sharon, Ariel, 596 n103 Shimonoseki Treaty, 211
ships
collisions, 552, 582
criminal jurisdiction, 136, 581; flag states, 545–8; internal waters, 493–5; territorial seas, 511–12; treaty rights, 552
freedom of navigation on high seas, 24, 25, 490, 491, 543, 544–5, 548–9; right of approach by warships, 548–9, 1009
hospital ships in wartime, 1058 hot pursuit, 551, 1010
nationality, 545, 547, 548, 589, 729, 1010
navigation rules, 509, 704 neutrality rules, 104–5, 125, 952 piracy, 117, 234, 252, 548, 549, 593 pollution. See marine pollution registration, 1010
right of passage over territorial seas, 498, 504, 506, 507–11, 541
slave trade, 548, 550 stateless ships, 547
unauthorised broadcasting, 548, 550 warships. See warships
Sicily, 218
Sierra Leone, 240–1, 699, 933, 1121, 1130, 1145
Silesia, 233, 273 n153, 734, 742, 905–6 Singapore, 1185
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Single European Act, 1173, 1178 Sirmium, 1113
Sirte, Gulf of, 500
slave trade, high seas, 548, 550 slavery
criminal responsibility, 234 and customary law, 257 early treaties, 252
erga omnes obligation, 116 jus cogens, 117, 720 prohibition, 256, 257, 322 treaties, 322, 597
UN working groups, 286 war crime, 1078
Slavonia, 209 n164, 1113 Slovakia, 187, 873 n65, 1174 n52 Slovenia, 188, 867, 1174 n52 smuggling, 516
social and economic rights Banjul Charter, 363 Charter of Organisation of
American States, 355 cultural life, 287
Economic Rights Committee, 287–9
Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, 356, 357
International Covenant, 286–9 right to development, 280–1, 283,
363
right to peace, 281
right to social security, 260, 286, 334, 352
right to work, 260, 286, 352 standards of living, 286 Third World, 251
Universal Declaration, 259–60 social exclusion, 337
social security, 260, 286, 334, 352, 683 soft law, 110–12
Solferino, battle of, 1054 Somalia
border claims, 413, 445 OAU mediation, 930 Red Cross in, 1079
regional interventions, 1156 n356 UN failure, 1107
UN sanctions, 1130
and UN Security Council, 1121 UN use of force, 1142–4 UNITAF, 1143
UNOSOM II, 1143–4 war crimes, 237
sources of law
custom. See customary law formulation, 66
generally, 65–7 hierarchy, 115–19 international bodies, 114
International Law Commission, 112–14
judicial decisions, 103–5 jus cogens, 117–19
miscellaneous sources, 107–12 principles, 92–103
soft law, 110–12 treaties. See treaties
UN General Assembly resolutions, 107–10
UNCITRAL, 114 UNCTAD, 114 unilateral acts, 114–15 websites, 1217 writers, 105–7
South Africa
and Angola, 1041, 1112 n139, 1124 n200
apartheid. See apartheid Bantustans, 181–2, 402, 447 Boer War, 703, 907
and Ciskei, 402 election observers, 1113
freedom of association, 315 human rights, 283 international law in municipal
courts, 157–9 mandated territories, 202
and Namibia, 203–4, 223, 392, 705, 1214 n238
and Rhodesia, 391 UN membership, 1089
South Korea, 1124, 1134
South-West Africa, 203–4, 208, 222–3, 1093, 1214 n238
Southern African Development Community (SADC), 933–4
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sovereign immunity. See state immunity
Soviet Union. See also Russia approaches to international law,
31–6
Arctic claims, 455, 456 Chernobyl accident, 798, 803
compensation for UK property, 750 Cosmos incident, 483
deep sea mining, 562, 564 diplomatic bags, 676 n309 dissolution, 36, 43, 178, 185, 187,
215, 319
exclusive economic zones, 521 and Greenland, 455
Gulf War, 1135 n259 human rights, 45, 250, 259
and India–Pakistan dispute 1965, 922
influence on space law, 76 intervention in Angola, 1041 invasions; Afghanistan, 36, 1117;
Baltic states, 182, 391; Bessarabia, 391; Czechoslovakia, 34, 36, 391, 1117; Finland, 30, 391, 1166
and Korea, 1134
Korean aircraft incident, 474, 476 and League of Nations, 30, 33 outer space information, 488
and peaceful co-existence, 193, 194 perestroika and glasnost, 1086
and post-war Germany, 205 protection of minorities, 277 recognition by; UK, 390, 394–5; US,
147, 387, 405 satellites, 479
and self-determination, 226 Siberian pipeline, 616 sphere of influence, 56 state immunity, 630
state succession, 865–6, 873 n65, 896–7
territorial waters, 510 treaty succession, 880–1
UK–USSR investment treaty, 748–9 UN boycott, 1134
and UN peacekeeping, 8
UN Security Council veto, 1084
space. See outer space Spain
and American Indians, 22
Civil War, recognition, 382, 396 closed seas concept, 542
and Committee for Prevention of Torture, 338 n125
Cuban secession, 879 economic harm to foreign
shareholders, 728 EU membership, 1174
and Falkland Islands, 452 genocide jurisdiction, 596 n103 Gulf War, 1135 n259 Inquisition, 22
and Iraq, 1138
and Lac Lanoux, 773, 792 n207, 920 nuclear power installations, 775
n113
and Palmas Island, 421, 425, 430, 433 philosophers of Golden Age, 22
rise of nation-state, 20 state immunity, 665
and straddling stocks, 560
and Western Sahara, 229, 1002 WEU membership, 1170
special missions, 113
specific performance orders, 661 Spitzbergen, 455
Sri Lanka, 1022, 1079 Stalin, Joseph, 33 Stammler, R., 52 standards, 111 standards of living, 286
stare decisis, 130, 133, 157 state immunity
absolute immunity, 625–8, 657
acts jure gestionis, 625, 633, 634, 665 acts jure imperii, 625, 633, 634, 638,
665
acts of state, 623–34, 643
and Alien Tort Claims Act, 608, 609 breach of contract, 635
burden of proof, 666 commercial transactions, 640–6 contracts of employment, 646–8 customary law, 639, 647, 656 death and personal injuries, 648
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state immunity (cont.) employment contracts, 646–8 European Convention on State
Immunity, 631 n55, 632 n61, 648, 654, 660 n217, 660 n218, 662
excluded areas, 648–9 federal states, 654–5 foreign army bases, 637 generally, 620–68 heads of state, 655–9
and human rights, 146, 638–40 immune entities, 649–55 immunity from execution, 662–6 and jus cogens, 119
meaning of state, 632 nature, 621–4
and non-justiciability, 623–34 pre-judgment attachments, 661–2 procedure, 666–7
restrictive immunity, 625, 628–31 sovereign and non-sovereign acts,
630–8
state-sponsored terrorism, 667 torts, 648
waiver, 659–61
state of emergency, 361 state responsibility
absolute liability, 700, 703 acquiescence, 713
acts of private individuals, 704 attribution, 700–2
basic principle of international law, 694–6
breach of international law, 140, 149
breach of jus cogens, 720–1 civil aviation, 700
civil wars, 705–7 contractual and tortious
responsibility, 695 diplomatic protection, 721–9 due diligence, 706 environment. See international
environmental responsibility exemptions, 707–13; consent, 707;
countermeasures, 708–10; distress, 711–12; force majeure,
695, 710–11; necessity, 712–13; self-defence, 708
expropriation, 703, 716–17 fault, 698–700
federal states, 200–1 genocide, 265
human rights breach, 362
ILC draft articles. See International Law Commission
insurrections, 703, 704, 705–7 international crimes, 720–1 invocation, 713–14
military action, 698, 700, 701, 705 mines, 700, 701
mob violence, 699, 703, 705–7 and nationality of claims, 721–9 nuclear activities, 801, 803 objective responsibility, 698, 700,
704
outer space activities, 482, 484 private utilities, 702 rebellions, 699
reparation, 694, 715–20 requirements, 696–8 shipping, 704
and state control, 704–5 state organs, 701–2 strict liability, 698
subjective approach, 698–700 treatment of aliens, 733–7 ultra vires acts, 702–4
waiver, 713
wrongful acts, 697; cessation, 714 state sovereignty
case law, 105 CIS, 216
communist approach, 33, 34, 35 and developing countries, 35, 39 and globalisation, 47
and human rights, 47, 191, 574 and jurisdiction, 572
and justiciability, 163 legal principle, 120
and natural law, 26, 122 non-interference, 191–2, 574, 1039 origins, 13, 20, 21
positivists, 71, 121 and territory, 409
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theories, 121–4 Third World, 251 title, 412
UN recognition, 1083 state succession
assets and liabilities; 1983 Vienna Convention, 864, 890; absorption and mergers, 896; archives, 897–900; generally, 890–907; newly independent states, 894, 898, 904; private rights, 905–7; public debt, 900–4; state property, 891–7
continuity, 865–70 date of succession, 864
devolution agreements, 863, 871, 883–4
Hong Kong, 912–13 issues, 861–4 meaning, 864
membership of international organisations, 889–90
and nationality, 907–11
new Eastern European states, 375 post-war upheavals, 865–70 treaty succession; 1978 Vienna
Convention, 864, 871, 873, 874, 876, 877, 878, 879–80, 881, 882, 883, 885; absorption and merger, 875–8; bilateral treaties, 882; cession of territories, 878; devolution agreements, 883–4; dissolution of states, 884–5; generally, 871–89; human rights treaties, 885–9; newly independent states, 881–4; personal treaties, 874–5; political treaties, 874–5, 876; secession, 878–81; territorially grounded treaties, 871–4, 876
unilateral declarations, 871 Yugoslavia. See Yugloslavia
states
associations, 214–17
basis of international law, 44, 409 centrality, 251
Charter of Economic Rights and Duties, 743, 744, 1019
creation of statehood, 177–83; membership of UN, 387, 388; and recognition, 368, 371
Draft Declaration on rights and duties, 113, 124 n11, 189
equality, 6, 120, 192–3, 194, 1083, 1089
extinction, 185–6
federal states, 105, 195–201, 574, 654–5
fundamental rights, 189–94 independence, 181–3, 189–92 and international law system, 177 interventions. See interventions legal personality, 177–201 meaning, 632, 653 n174
Montevideo Convention on Rights and Duties of States, 178, 385 n69
papal states, 218
peaceful co-existence, 193–4 practices and customary law, 77–80 protected states, 194–5 protectorates, 194–5
recognition. See recognition requirements, 178, 416; defined
territories, 179; effective control, 180, 378, 379, 399; independence, 181–3; legal capacity, 181; permanent population, 178–9
rise of nation-states, 20, 21 self-determination. See
self-determination principle sovereignty. See state sovereignty succession. See state succession territorial integrity, 230, 270–1, 276 treaties with international
organisations, 858–60 will of states, 28–9, 437
Stimson doctrine, 391 Stockholm Conference 1972, 755
Stockholm Declaration, 756, 758–9, 762, 771–2
stoicism, 17 Stonecutters Island, 912
straddling stocks, 556–60
straits, international straits, 512–15 Strupp, K., 121
Suárez, Francisco, 23, 1015
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subsidiarity, 330 succession
and diplomatic immunity, 683 international organisations, 1214–15 states. See state succession
Sudan, 283, 447, 1027, 1051, 1122 Suez Canal, 461, 836, 1109
Suez crisis, 1109, 1153 sulphur emissions, 782 Sulu, Sultanate of, 993 n297 Sumeria, 14
summary executions, 283, 608 Sun Yat Sen incident, 671 Sunda, Strait of, 504 Surinam, 356
surveillance, remote sensing, 488 sustainable development
emerging principle, 777–9 and human rights, 757 Inter-Agency Committee on
Sustainable Development, 755 Rio Declaration, 759
trends, 758–60
UN Commission, 755, 1092, 1221 SWAPO, 1112 n139
Sweden, 180, 226, 275, 460, 578, 884, 1077, 1174
Switzerland and BIS, 224
ECHR reservation, 824, 829 EFTA, 1174 n53
federalism, 197
immunities of international organisations, 1208
nationality law, 586
nuclear power installations, 775 n113, 798 n245
Protecting Power, 1077
and UN membership, 67, 972 Syria, 686, 876 n88, 877, 889, 1135
n259
Tadzhikistan, 375 n27, 937 Taipei, 212
Taiwan, 211, 386, 389–90 Tanganyika, 863 n6, 876 n88, 877 Tanzania, 877
taxation
consular premises, 689 diplomats, 683, 686 n378 embassies, 679 jurisdiction, 576 proceedings, 649
state representatives to international organisations, 692
Tehran Proclamation, 260 telecommunications, outer space,
486–9
terra nullius, 177, 413, 424–6, 432, 438 territorial acquisition
accretion, 419–20, 421, 441 acquiescence, 437, 438, 440, 442 boundary awards, 419 boundary treaties, 417–19 cession, 420–2, 438, 441, 444 conquest, 422–4
critical dates, 431 discovery, 425, 430, 453
effective control, 424–9, 441–2 estoppel, 437, 439–40 intertemporal law, 429–30 and maps, 440–1
methods, 417–41
occupation, 424–9, 438, 441, 453, 955–6
prescription, 426–7, 428, 441, 955–6 recognition, 437–8, 442
sovereign activities, 432–6, 440, 450 subsequent conduct, 436–41
terra nullius, 413, 424–6, 438 time, 429–30
territorial integrity generally, 443–53
historic grounds for claims, 446 and humanitarian interventions,
1046
new factors, 410 principle, 410
and self-determination, 230, 270–1, 276, 443–6
UN Charter, 391, 443, 1017, 1032 and use of force, 391, 1021–2
uti possidetis doctrine, 446–51, 872 territorial seas
archipelagic states, 502–5 baselines, 495–8
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bays, 499–501 cabotage, 507
criminal jurisdiction, 130–1, 582; foreign ships, 493–5, 511–12
custom control, 507, 509 delimitation, 495–8, 575 enlargement, 491
extent, 73, 82–3, 104, 491, 495–501, 505
fishing rights, 507, 508, 509 generally, 493–512
Geneva Convention, 495, 497, 498, 499, 501, 503, 507, 508, 509, 510, 512, 516, 517, 527
historic bays, 499–500
influence of great maritime nations, 76
internal waters, 493–5 international straits, 512–15 islands, 501
legal nature, 506–7 long-standing regional economic
interests, 498 marine pollution, 807 mines, 701
right of innocent passage, 498, 504, 506, 507–11
security, 507
states with adjacent/opposite coasts, 506, 527
warships, 494–5, 509–11 territorial sovereignty
acquisition of title, 414–17 airspace, 463, 464, 473, 480 concept, 411–13, 761 Falkland Islands, 452–3 high seas, 490, 543
mandated and trust territories, 415 territorial seas, 506
transfer, 421 territories
acquisition. See territorial acquisition
concept in international law, 409–11 discovery, 425, 430
disputes, categories, 413 domestic jurisdiction, 414–15 and jurisdiction, 573
leases, 459
res communis, 413, 424, 438, 454, 481, 490
servitudes over, 460–2 sovereignty. See territorial
sovereignty
surrenders, 138, 420–2, 442 terra nullius, 413, 424–6, 432
terrorism
aircraft, 472, 476, 478 challenges, 42 Counter-Terrorism Committee,
1051, 1085, 1087, 1222 definition, 1048, 1049 detention, 331
hijacking. See hijacking
and human rights law, 1052–3 internal conflicts, 1073
and international law, 1048–53 jurisdiction, 590–1, 601–4 Libya, 1121–2
motivation, 1048
regional instruments, 1052 Rwanda, 1074 n103 self-defence, 1027–8 September 11, 1101
and state immunity, 667 UN Charter, 1018
UN Committee, 1050
UN conventions, 1049, 1050 UN Declaration, 1049–50 UN resolutions, 1050–2 and US courts, 146 websites, 1222
Thailand, 439, 847, 1185 thalweg principle, 451 Third World
approaches to human rights, 251–2 exclusive economic zones, 492 generally, 38–41
growing importance, 107 and international law, 243
international law priorities, 733 and law of the sea, 492 non-alignment, 56
and peaceful co-existence, 193 use of force, 849; for self-
determination, 1037, 1038