III. International Law from the Congress of Vienna to the First World War, 1815-1914

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Foreword v
3. Translator‘s Preface vii
4. Author‘s Preface xi
5. Contents xv
6. Abbreviations xvi
7. BOOK I. POLITICAL POWER IN EXTERNAL RELATIONS FROM THE BEGINNINGS OF THE MODERN STATE TO THE PRESENT
8. I. The Foundations of the Modern State–The Individualist Consequences of the New Distribution of Power 3
9. II. The Consolidation of the State–Growing Predominance of the Political since the Treaties of Westphalia 22
10. III. International Law from the Congress of Vienna to the First World War, 1815-1914 44
11. IV. Between the Two World Wars, 1919-1939 53
12. BOOK II. GENERAL RELATIONS OF POWER AND LAW IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
13. I. The Political Fact: Its Criterion–Political Disputes. Political Tensions: Their Various Forms 71
14. II. Is There an "International Community"? 88
15. III. Sovereignty and International Organization 101
16. IV. The Human Ends of Power 120
17. BOOK III. CONVERGENCES AND TENSIONS OF LAW AND POWER IN POSITIVE INTERNATIONAL LAW
18. I. Social Factors and Political Factors in the Development of International Law 133
19. II. The State in the International Order 166
20. III. Inter-State Relations 228
21. IV. Peaceful Change 308
22. BOOK IV. THE JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES 325
23. CONCLUSION 362
24. Index 367