Readings on international law from the Naval War College review, 1978-1994 / edited by John Norton Moore and Robert F. Turner.

Format:

Book

Government document

Contributor:

Moore, John Norton, 1937- editor.

Turner, Robert F., editor.

Naval War College (U.S.), issuing body.

Series:

International law studies ; v. 68.

International law studies ; v. 68

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Naval War College (U.S.).

International law.

Law of the sea.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (xvii, 625 pages) : illustrations, maps.

Place of Publication:

Newport, Rhode Island : Naval War College, 1995.

Contents:

pt. 1. THE ROLE OF LAW IN THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM

Chapter 1. Contemporary international law: relevant to today's world? / Horace B. Robertson, Jr. (Summer 1992)

Chapter 2. Misconceptions of law and misguided policy / Alfred P. Rubin (Nov-Dec 1982)

Chapter 3. Rules of thumb for gut decisions: international law in emergencies / Alfred P. Rubin (Mar-Apr 1982)

pt. 2. OCEANS LAW

Chapter 4. Sea power and the law of the sea: the need for a contextual approach / George K. Walker (Spring 1978)

Chapter 5. Law of the Sea / Elliot L. Richardson (May-Jun 1979)

Chapter 6. Law and conflict at sea / Roger D. Wiegley (Jan-Feb 1980)

Chapter 7. Regionalism and the law of the sea: the Persian Gulf perspective / Charles G. MacDonald (Sep-Oct 1980)

Chapter 8. Law and strategy in northern waters / Ken Booth (Jul-Aug 1981).

Chapter 9. The marine environment and maritime security in Southeast Asia: controlling oil tanker traffic in the strait of Malacca / Daniel P. Finn (Nov-Dec 1981)

Chapter 10. The Cordon Sanitaire

is it useful? / Stanley F. Gilchrist (May-Jun 1982)

Chapter 11. Marine technology transfer and the law of the sea / James Stavridis (Jul-Aug 1983)

Chapter 12. Law of the sea

what now? / Jon L. Jacobson (Mar-Apr 1984)

Chapter 13. A framework for small navy theory: the 1982 U.N. law of the sea convention / Nien-Tsu Alfred Hu and James K. Oliver (Sprin 1988)

Chapter 14. The right of innocent passage for warships in the territorial sea: a response to the Soviet Union / Ronald D. Neubauer (Spring 1988)

Chapter 15. Troubled waters off the land of the morning calm: a job for the fleet / James R. Boma (Spring 1989)

Chapter 16. America's maritime boundry with the Soviet Union / John J. McNeill (Summer 1991).

Chapter 17. The Kuriles: passage or obstruction to regional peace? / Rex M. Takahashi (Autumn 1991)

Chapter 18. Diplomacy at sea: U.S. freedom of navigation operations in the Black SEa / William J. Aceves (Spring 1993)

Chapter 19. The "New" law of the sea and the law of armed conflict at sea / Horace B. Robertson, Jr. (Oct 1992)

pt. 3. USE OF FORCE LAW. Chapter 20. Fighting by the rules / Christopher Craig (May-Jun 1984)

Chapter 21. Grenada: the spirit and the letter of the law / William T. DeCamp (May-Jun 1985)

Chapter 22. International law and the use of force in peacetime: do U.S. ships have to take the first hit? / George Bunn (May-Jun 1986)

Chapter 23. An appropriate use of force / James H. Webb, Jr. (Winter 1988)

Chapter 24. The constitution and presidential war making against Libya / David L. Hall (Summer 1989)

Chapter 25. Law in support of policy in Panama / James P. Terry (Autumn 1990).

pt. 4. TERRORISM. Chapter 26. Reflections on terrorist havens / Robert A. Friedlander (Mar-Apr 1979)

Chapter 27. Combating international terrorism: the United Nations developments / L.F.E. Goldie (Winter 1979)

Chapter 28. Terrorism is ...? / William R. Farrell (May-Jun 1980)

Chapter 29. Military involvement in domestic terror incidents / William R. Farrell (Jul-Aug 1981)

Chapter 30. Terrorists and chemical/biological weapons / Elliott Hurwitz (May-Jun 1982)

Chapter 31. Offshore maritime terrorism: international implications and the legal response / Christopher C. Joyner (Jul-Aug 1983)

Chapter 32. Responding to terrorism: what, why and when? / William R. Farrell (Jan-Feb 1986)

Chapter 33. An appraisal of lawful military response to state-sponsored terrorism / James P. Terry (May-Jun 1986)

pt. 5. LAW OF WAR. Chapter 34. The 1977 protocols to the Geneva Convention of 1949 / W. Hays Parks (Fall 1978)

Chapter 35. Rules of engagement / J. Ashley Roach (Jan-Feb 1983).

Chapter 36. False colors and dummy ships: the use of ruse in naval warfare / Mary T. Hall (Summer 1989)

Chapter 37. The coming explosion of silent weapons / Stephen Rose (Summer 1989)

Chapter 38. Neutrality and international order / Count Wilhelm Wachtmeister (Spring 1990)

Chapter 39. The environment and the laws of war: the impact of desert storm / James P. Terry (Winter 1992)

Chapter 40. The obligation to accept surrender / Horace B. Robertson, Jr. (Spring 1993)

pt. 6. OTHER LEGAL ISSUES. Chapter 41. Reassessing the security alliance between the United States and Japan / Roger D. Wiegley (Feb 1979)

Chapter 42. Greeks bearing gifts: impact of the INF Treaty on European Security / Graham Rhys-Jones (Winter 1989)

Chapter 43. Military=to-military arrangements for the prevention of U.S.-Russian conflict / John H. McNeill (Spring 1994).

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Electronic reproduction. [Place of publication not identified] : HathiTrust Digital Library, 2010.

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