Nuclear Weapons Under International Law - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vii

Contributors

pp viii-xiii

Foreword

pp xiv-xv

Editors’ preface

pp xvi-xvii

Disclaimer

pp xviii-xviii

Introduction

pp 1-12

Part I - Nuclear weapons andjus ad bellum

pp 13-88

1 - Using force by means of nuclear weapons and requirements of necessity and proportionalityad bellum

pp 15-30

2 - Legality underjus ad bellumof the threat of use of nuclear weapons

pp 31-58

3 - Nuclear weapons and the separation ofjus ad bellumandjus in bello

pp 59-88

Part II - Nuclear weapons and international humanitarian law

pp 89-190

4 - The use of nuclear weapons under rules governing the conduct of hostilities

pp 91-127

5 - Nuclear weapons and the unnecessary suffering rule

pp 128-147

6 - Threats of use of nuclear weapons and international humanitarian law

pp 148-170

7 - The use of nuclear weapons as a reprisal under international humanitarian law

pp 171-190

Part III - International criminal law

pp 191-244

8 - Use of nuclear weapons as genocide, a crime against humanity or a war crime

pp 193-220

9 - Use of nuclear weapons as an international crime and the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court

pp 221-244

Part IV - International environmental law

pp 245-318

10 - Use of nuclear weapons and protection of the environment during international armed conflict

pp 247-268

11 - Environmental approaches to nuclear weapons

pp 269-291

12 - The testing of nuclear weapons under international law

pp 292-318

Part V - International disarmament law

pp 319-432

13 - International law, nuclear weapon-free zones and the proposed zone free of weapons of mass destruction in the Middle East

pp 321-346

14 - Nuclear weapon-free zones

pp 347-373

15 - The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty

pp 374-396

16 - The legal meaning and implications of Article VI of the Non-Proliferation Treaty

pp 397-417