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- Preliminary Material
- Main Text
- I The Nature of International Law and the Concept of Sources
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Formal and material sources
- 3 Enumeration of the recognized formal sources
- 4 Nature and operation of the sources
- 5 Whose law? States and non-State actors
- 6 Are there additional formal sources, not in Article 38?
- 7 Religious law as a rival or additional source
- 8 Is the theory of sources still sufficient?
- II Treaties and Conventions as a Source of Law
- III Custom as a Source of International Law
- IV General Principles of Law as a Source of Law
- V The Subsidiary Sources
- VI Interaction or Hierarchy between Sources
- VII Specialities: jus cogens, Obligations erga omnes, Soft Law
- VIII Subsystems of International Law
- IX Some Alternative Approaches
- X A Brief Note in Conclusion
- I The Nature of International Law and the Concept of Sources
- Further Material
- [3.214.184.223]
- 3.214.184.223
