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- Preliminary Material
- Main Text
- Introduction
- Ch.1 Neutrality, Non-Belligerency, and the Prohibition of the Use of Force
- 1 The ‘State of War’ Doctrine and Recognition
- 2 The State of War Doctrine in The Early Twentieth Century
- 3 The Application of Neutrality and the Prohibition of War
- 4 Neutrality as an Optional Status
- 5 Conclusion
- Ch.2 The Application and Termination of Neutrality
- 1 The Threshold of Applicability of Neutrality
- 2 The Termination of Neutrality
- 3 Conclusion
- Ch.3 The Duties and Rights of Neutrals
- 1 The Concept of Impartiality
- 2 The Duty of Abstention from Hostilities
- 3 Duties of Prevention: General
- 4. Duties of Prevention in Naval Warfare
- 5 Duties of Prevention on Land
- 6 Duties of Prevention in Aerial Warfare
- 7 Other Neutral Duties
- 8 The Rights Of Neutrals
- 9 Conclusion
- Ch.4 Neutrality and the UN Charter
- 1 UN Operations and the Law of Armed Conflict
- 2 The UN Charter and the Law of Neutrality
- 3 The Law of Neutrality and UN Non-Forcible Measures
- 4 The Nature and Framework of UN Military Operations
- 5 UN Military Operations and the Law of Neutrality
- 6 Conclusion
- Ch.5 The Exercise of Belligerent Rights Against Neutrals
- 1 The UN Charter and Belligerent Rights
- 2 The Law of Self-Defence and Neutrals
- 3 The Law of Contraband
- 4 The Law of Blockade
- 5 The Law of Exclusion Zones
- 6 Conclusion
- Conclusion
- Further Material
- Annex The Historical Development of Neutrality
- 1 The Emergence of Prize Law
- 2 The Appearance of Neutrality in Doctrine
- 3 Neutrality and Jealousy of Trade
- 4 Neutrality in the Nineteenth Century
- a Neutrality as a Status
- b The Development of Belligerent Rights against Neutrals
- c Neutral Duties Towards Belligerents
- i Impartiality as equality
- ii Impartiality as non-interference
- iii Abstention: obligations of result
- iv Prevention—obligations of conduct
- (i) Prevention of the levying of troops, the enlistment of troops, and the acceptance of letters of marque
- (ii) Prevention of passage of troops through neutral territory
- (iii) Belligerent hostilities and activities in neutral jurisdiction
- (iv) Fitting out of warlike expeditions in neutral jurisdiction
- (v) The use of a base of naval operations in neutral territory
- d The Right to Remain Neutral and Neutral Rights towards Belligerents
- 5 Conclusion
- Bibliography
- Index
- Annex The Historical Development of Neutrality
- [3.239.233.139]
- 3.239.233.139
