[PDF] Top 20 Chapter I: Submarine Warfare and International Law

... basic energy weapons with their rapid missile delivery systems will be appraised juridically in Chapter V concerning weapons of attack. The fleet ballistic missile su[r] ... See full document

... ing international legal and political context. According to Dunn, ‘‘[i]n the present stage of organization of the international community, the enforcement of legal obligations is still left in large ... See full document

... conflicts the conduct of hostilities increasingly seems to take place in parallel with law enforcement operations. Thus, the central question is the extent to which the rules governing the conduct of hostilities ... See full document

... the law of war is based in large part on the provisions of the Geneva Conventions and their customary counterparts so that Some of the fundamental principles underlying law of war are the principle of ... See full document

... As World War II continued, other belligerents also adopted unrestricted submarine warfare methods against enemy merchant ships (though most also achieved greater success in pitting[r] ... See full document

... in international waters is piracy so far as all States are ...mine warfare entirely from the realm of “private” purpose and/or ...in international waters—is clearly le- gally definable as piracy if ... See full document

... 71. This problem is exacerbated considerably where civilians repeatedly commit cyber-attacks that amount to direct participation in hostilities, a likely possibility given the ease and speed at which cyber-attacks can be ... See full document

... combatants. The dynamics of asymmetric transnational armed conflicts give rise to complex problems under humanitarian law. Indeed, non–state actors seldom hold territory in classical sense, and usually, they do ... See full document

... While these international law norms do not explicitly address information operations, information warfare, computer network attack, or other State activities in cyberspace, [r] ... See full document

... incidental loss of civilian life, injury to civilians, damage to civilian objects, or a combination thereof, which would be excessive in relation to the concrete and[r] ... See full document

... the international undersea cable ...the international telecommunications system that includes Dubai, Zurich, Frankfurt, London, New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Tokyo, Hong Kong and ... See full document

... It can be recalled that the major issue in that case was whether states in time of peace have a right to send their warships through straits used for international navigatio[r] ... See full document

... Practice with regard to international straits has shown that States bordering an international strait have continuously endeavored to assimilate the sea areas concerned into t[r] ... See full document

... 58: "The parties to the conflict shall, to the maximum extent feasible: (a) without prejudice to Article 49 of the Fourth Convention, endeavour to remove the [r] ... See full document

... It is not enough for hin1 to assume that current national legal doctrine or international legal doctrine is keyed to economic warfare by protracted harassment; an[r] ... See full document

... International Law Documents: Regulation of Maritime Warfare U.S.. Naval War College (Editor).[r] ... See full document

... When the United States is at war, he shall observe, and require his command to observe, the principles of international law and the rules of humane warfare... rights of neutral[r] ... See full document

... Thus it begins to appear as if a direct aggression on the part of the monopolies will be necessary; various possible forms are being shuffled and studied in the IBM machines with all processes calculated. It occurs to us ... See full document

... the Chinese Gov- ernment addressed a protest to the German Government against the policy of submarine warfare inaugurated by the Central European Po,vers, which wa[r] ... See full document

... absent a community characterization of the coercion.. If no characterization occurs, the Security Council or the General Assembly will probably attempt peaceful settl[r] ... See full document