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International Law. By L. Oppenheim . Vol. II. Disputes, War and Neutrality. 6th ed. Edited by H. Lauterpacht. New York, London and Toronto: Longmans, Green & Co., 1940. pp. xliv, 766. $17.50.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  12 April 2017

Francis Deák
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American Journal of International Law , Volume 35 , Issue 2 , April 1941 , pp. 403 - 404
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Copyright © American Society of International Law 1941

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1 Reviewed in this Journal, Vol. 30 (1936), p. 560.

2 E.g., § 52 ab (Cases of Declared “Resort to War”) brings up to date interpretations of the League Covenant in the wars between Bolivia and Paraguay, Italy and Ethiopia, Japan and China, and Finland and Soviet Russia, §§ 292A, 296a, 311a, 312a, dealing with Neutrality in the most recent period.

3 E.g., problems created by the use of airplanes. See § 214h (Liability of Civil Aircraft to Capture), § 335a (The Washington Rules and Aircraft), § 356a (Aerial Observation from Neutral Territory), § 380b (Blockade by Aircraft), § 435a (Trial of Captured Aircraft).

4 E.g., § 71a (Mandated Territories as a Region of War), § 162a (Incitement of Enemy Subjects to Rebellion), § 325A (The Altmark Case) with reference to passage of belligerent warships through neutral territorial waters, § 333a (Defensively Armed Merchantmen in Neutral Ports), § 390c (Long Distance Blockade After the World War), § 421b (The Navicert System).

5 E.g., § 521 (Resort to Force Short of War) bringing up to date violations of the Kellogg-Briand Pact since 1935; § 25j (Disarmament Conference) substantially revising part of § 25i of the 5th edition; § 350 (Supply on the Part of Neutral Subjects).