Anticipatory Action in Self-Defence

<p>1. Introduction.-</p><p>Part I: Pre-Charter Customary Law on Self-Defence.</p><p>2 Self-defence in ancient and medieval natural law.</p><p>3 Self-defence as a measure short of war.          </p><p>4 Self-defence as an exception to the prohibition of war.           </p><p>5 The right of self-defence and the drafting of the UN Charter.</p><p>6 The temporal dimension of self-defence at the time of the Charter.-</p><p>Part II: Post-Charter Customary Law on Self-Defence.</p><p>7 The right of self-defence in the Judgments of the Nuremberg and Tokyo Tribunals.</p><p>8 Self-defence in state-to-state conflicts.</p><p>9 Self-defence and weapons of mass destruction.</p><p>10 Self-defence against non-state actors.</p><p>11 The interpretation of self-defence and the United Nations.</p><p>12 The temporal dimension of post-Charter self-defence.-</p><p>Part III: Anticipatory Action in Self-Defence and International Customary Law.</p><p>13 The legality of anticipatory action in self-defence.</p><p>14 The limits of anticipatory action in self-defence.</p>