International Law: Volume 2, The Law of Peace, Part 1, International Law in General

1. The nature of international law and general jurisprudence; 2. The reality of the Law of Nations; 3. On realism, especially in international relations; 4. Professor Carr on international morality; 5. International law and colonial questions, 1870–1914; 6. International law after the Covenant; 7. International law after the Second World War; 8. Private law sources and analogies of international law; 9. Some observations on the prohibition of 'non liquet' and the completeness of the law; 10. Decisions of municipal courts as a source of international law; 11. Codification and development of international law; 12. The Grotian tradition in international law; 13. Spinoza and international law; 14. Westlake and present day international law; 15. Kelsen's pure science of law; 16. Brierly's contribution to international law; 17. The so-called Anglo-American and Continental schools of thought in international law; 18. The subjects of the Law of Nations; 19. Is international law part of the law of England?