Table of Contents

1: International law in the modern context2: Sources of international law3: The law of treaties4: Statehood and recognition in international law5: International organizations6: Territory and the law of the sea7: Jurisdiction8: Immunity9: International law and municipal law10: The use of force11: Collective security12: International humanitarian law13: State responsibility14: The settlement of international disputes15: The International Court of Justice16: International criminal law17: International environmental law18: International economic law19: International human rights law

About the Author

Head of Program Regional Peace and Security, UNU-CRIS Belgium and Visiting Professor of International Law, University of Leuven, Belgium

Reviews

Ademola Abass has succeeded in creating a book that is unique in its pedagogical approach and comprehensive coverage. * Times Higher Education *
Review from previous edition One of the most comprehensive international law books on the market and the first to combine text, cases and materials. What makes it stand out is the ability of the author to simplify difficult concepts and make them easy to understand. * Ilias Bantekas, Professor of International Law, Brunel University *
This text is the gateway to mastering international law. Professor Abass provides a thorough, in-depth, and student-friendly introduction to the subject. A compelling read. * Jean Allain, Reader in International Law, Queen's University, Belfast *