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The Use of Force, Human Rights, and General International Issues - Paperback
by Richard Lillich (Editor), John Norton Moore (Editor), U. S. Naval War College (Author)
CONTENTS Acknowledgments Introduction The Use of Force (The International Law of Conflict Management) Differentiating Permissible and Impermissible Coercion The Laws of War: Human Rights for Settings of Violence Personal Responsibility for Violation of Conflict Management Norms Arms Control Authority to Use the Armed Forces Abroad The Control of Terrorism Human Rights International Law and Basic Human Rights International Law and Basic Human Rights Asylum Denied: The Vigilant Incident Legal Aspects of the Refusal of Asylum by U.S. Coast Guard on 23 November 1970 General International Legal Issues Jurisdiction and Immunities The Status of Armed Forces Abroad Recognition Trusteeship Obligations Biographical Description of Authors Index