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CHAPTER 1: Concept and Sources of the International Law of Military Operations @ Page 3 CHAPTER 2: History and Development of the International Law of Military Operations @ Page 14 - 25 CHAPTER 3: Human Rights and International Humantarian Law: General Issues @ Page 35 CHAPTER 4: Conceptual Distinction and Overlaps between Law Enforcement and the Conduct of Hostilities @ Page 63 CHAPTER 5: Enforcement and Peace Enforcement Operations @ Page 95 - 147 CHAPTER 6: Peace Operations @ Page 153 - 181 CHAPTER 7: Peace Operations Conducted by Regional Organizations and Arrangements @ Page 185 CHAPTER 8: Legal Basis of the Right of Self-Defence under the UN Charter and under Customary International Law @ Page 213 CHAPTER 9: Status of Force in Self-Defence Operations @ Page 225 CHAPTER 10: Application of Force and Rules of Engagement in Self-defence Operations @ Page 228 CHAPTER 11: International Humantarian Law in Self-defence Operations @ Page 236 CHAPTER 12: Rescue of Nationals @ Page 240 CHAPTER 13: Humantarian Intervention @ Page 244 CHAPTER 14: Military Intervention with the Consent or at the Invitation of a Government @ Page 252 CHAPTER 15: Command and Control in Military Operation @ Page 259 CHAPTER 16: Targeting in Operational Law @ Page 269 CHAPTER 17: Targeted Killings in Operational Law Perspective @ Page 307 CHAPTER 18: Weapons under the Law of Military Operations @ Page 332 - 352 CHAPTER 19: Air Law and Military Operations @ Page 354 CHAPTER 20: The Law of Military Operations at Sea @ Page 375 -418 CHAPTER 21: Maritime Interception/Interdiction Operations @ Page 422 CHAPTER 22: Legal Dimensions of Special Operations and Iformation Operations @ Page 444 - 454 CHAPTER 23: Military Cyber Operations @ Page 456 CHAPTER 24: Force Protection, Unit Self-defence, and Personal Self-defence: Their Relationship to Rules of Engagement @ Page 476 CHAPTER 25: The Maintenance of Law and Order in Military Operations @ Page 502 CHAPTER 26: Operational Detention and the Treatment of Detainees @ Page 518 CHAPTER 27: Civil-Military Cooperation and Humantarian Assistance @ Page 533 CHAPTER 28: Private Contractors and Security Companies @ Page 541 CHAPTER 29: The Prosecution of International Crimes in Relation to the Conduct of Military Operations @ Page 546 CHAPTER 30: International Responsibility and Military Operations @ Page 559 CHAPTER 31: The Role of the Military Legal Advisor @ Page 581 - 608 CHAPTER 32: International Law for Military Operations: Conclusions and Perspectives @ Page 610

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