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Summary

CHAPTER 1: Theocentric Natural law and Just War Doctrine @ Page 5 CHAPTER 2: An Thropocentric Natural Law and its Implication for International Relations and Armed Conflict @ Page 29 CHAPTER 3: The Rejection of Natural Law and its Implications for International Relations and Armed Conflict @ Page 63 CHAPTER 4: Preemption and Preventive War @ Page 99 CHAPTER 5: The Development of International Humantarian Law and the Continued Relevance of Custom @ Page 117 CHAPTER 6: The Marten Clause and Military Necessity @ Page 135 CHAPTER 7: The Principle of Distinction: Beyond an Obligation of Customary International Humantarian Law @ Page 161 CHAPTER 8: The Principle of Proportionality @ Page 189 CHAPTER 9: Hors de Combat: Post-September 11 Challenges to the Rules @ Page 219 CHAPTER 10: Occupation Responsibilities and Constraints @ Page 263 CHAPTER 11: Conclusion @ Page 283