A Modern Introduction to International Law

Michael Akehurst

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Is international law really law? Historical and political factors Sources of international laws International law and municipal law States and government International organisations, individuals and companies Treatment of allies Jurisdiction Immunity from jurisdiction Treaties Acquisition of territory Legal consequences of changes of sovereignty over territory (state succession) The law of the sea Air space and outer space The United Nations Peaceful settlement of disputes between states International laws Civil wars Self-determination Table of contents Index

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