Individuals

Jennings, Sir Robert; Watts, Sir Arthur

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- 1 Foundation of international law
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- - Position of Individuals in International Law Position of Individuals in International Law
    - § 374 Importance of individuals to international law § 374 Importance of individuals to international law
    - § 375 Individuals as subjects of international law § 375 Individuals as subjects of international law
    - § 376 Nationality the link between individuals and international law § 376 Nationality the link between individuals and international law
    - § 377 International law and the rights of mankind § 377 International law and the rights of mankind
  - Nationality Nationality
    - § 378 Concept of nationality § 378 Concept of nationality
    - § 379 Function of nationality § 379 Function of nationality
    - § 380 Corporations § 380 Corporations
    - § 381 Nationality and emigration § 381 Nationality and emigration
    - § 382 The right of expatriation § 382 The right of expatriation
  - Acquisition and Loss of Nationality Acquisition and Loss of Nationality
    - § 383 Five modes of acquisition of nationality § 383 Five modes of acquisition of nationality
    - § 384 Acquisition of nationality by birth § 384 Acquisition of nationality by birth
    - § 385 Citizenship within the Commonwealth § 385 Citizenship within the Commonwealth
    - § 386 Acquisition of nationality through naturalisation § 386 Acquisition of nationality through naturalisation
    - § 387 Naturalisation by grant on application § 387 Naturalisation by grant on application
    - § 388 Effect of naturalisation upon previous nationality § 388 Effect of naturalisation upon previous nationality
    - § 389 Acquisition of nationality through redintegration § 389 Acquisition of nationality through redintegration
    - § 390 Acquisition of nationality through annexation and cession § 390 Acquisition of nationality through annexation and cession
    - § 391 Modes of losing nationality § 391 Modes of losing nationality
      - Release Release
      - Deprivation Deprivation
      - Expiration Expiration
      - Renunciation Renunciation
      - Substitution Substitution
  - Double Nationality and Statelessness Double Nationality and Statelessness
    - § 392 Possibility of double nationality and statelessness § 392 Possibility of double nationality and statelessness
    - § 393 How double nationality occurs § 393 How double nationality occurs
    - § 394 Position of individuals with double nationality § 394 Position of individuals with double nationality
    - § 395 Regulation of double nationality by treaty § 395 Regulation of double nationality by treaty
    - § 396 How statelessness occurs § 396 How statelessness occurs
    - § 397 Position of stateless individuals § 397 Position of stateless individuals
    - § 398 Regulation of statelessness by treaty § 398 Regulation of statelessness by treaty
    - § 399 Refugees § 399 Refugees
  - Reception of Aliens and Right of Asylum Reception of Aliens and Right of Asylum
    - § 400 Admission of aliens § 400 Admission of aliens
    - § 401 Reception of aliens under conditions § 401 Reception of aliens under conditions
    - § 402 The so-called right of asylum § 402 The so-called right of asylum
  - Position of Aliens After Reception Position of Aliens After Reception
    - § 403 Position of aliens in general § 403 Position of aliens in general
    - § 404 Personal position of aliens § 404 Personal position of aliens
    - § 405 Protection afforded to the persons and property of aliens § 405 Protection afforded to the persons and property of aliens
    - § 406 Aliens in certain African and Asian states § 406 Aliens in certain African and Asian states
    - § 407 Property of aliens: expropriation § 407 Property of aliens: expropriation
    - § 408 State debts and other contracts with aliens § 408 State debts and other contracts with aliens
    - § 409 National and international standard of treatment: non-discrimination § 409 National and international standard of treatment: non-discrimination
    - § 410 Aliens and the protection of their home state § 410 Aliens and the protection of their home state
    - § 411 Protection of non-nationals § 411 Protection of non-nationals
    - § 412 Departure from the foreign country § 412 Departure from the foreign country
  - Expulsion of Aliens Expulsion of Aliens
    - § 413 Competence to expel aliens § 413 Competence to expel aliens
    - § 414 How expulsion is effected § 414 How expulsion is effected
  - Extradition Extradition
    - § 415 Absence of legal duty of extradition § 415 Absence of legal duty of extradition
    - § 416 Rise of extradition treaties § 416 Rise of extradition treaties
    - § 417 National extradition laws § 417 National extradition laws
    - § 418 Extradition of nationals § 418 Extradition of nationals
    - § 419 Extraditable crimes § 419 Extraditable crimes
    - § 420 Conditions of extradition § 420 Conditions of extradition
  - Principle of Non-Extradition of Political Criminals Principle of Non-Extradition of Political Criminals
    - § 421 Origin of the principle § 421 Origin of the principle
    - § 422 Difficulty concerning the concept of political crime § 422 Difficulty concerning the concept of political crime
    - § 423 National law and the concept of political crimes § 423 National law and the concept of political crimes
    - § 424 International attempts to limit the meaning of ‘political offence’ § 424 International attempts to limit the meaning of ‘political offence’
  - The Protection of Minorities The Protection of Minorities
    - § 425 Before the First World War § 425 Before the First World War
    - § 426 After the First World War § 426 After the First World War
    - § 427 The sanctions of the minority clauses § 427 The sanctions of the minority clauses
    - § 428 After the Second World War § 428 After the Second World War
  - Slavery, Slave Traffic, and Forced Labour Slavery, Slave Traffic, and Forced Labour
    - § 429 Slavery and the slave traffic § 429 Slavery and the slave traffic
    - § 430 Abolition of forced labour § 430 Abolition of forced labour
  - International Protection of Human Rights International Protection of Human Rights
    - § 431 The bases of the international protection of human rights § 431 The bases of the international protection of human rights
    - § 432 Protection of workers: the ILO § 432 Protection of workers: the ILO
    - § 433 The Charter of the United Nations and Human Rights § 433 The Charter of the United Nations and Human Rights
    - § 434 The Genocide Convention § 434 The Genocide Convention
    - § 435 Crimes against humanity § 435 Crimes against humanity
    - § 436 An International Bill of Human Rights: progress towards an effective code § 436 An International Bill of Human Rights: progress towards an effective code
    - § 437 The Universal Declaration of Human Rights § 437 The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
    - § 438 United Nations Commission on Human Rights § 438 United Nations Commission on Human Rights
    - § 439 Racial discrimination § 439 Racial discrimination
    - § 440 Covenants on Economic, Social, Cultural, Civil and Political Rights § 440 Covenants on Economic, Social, Cultural, Civil and Political Rights
    - § 441 Rights of women § 441 Rights of women
    - § 442 The protection of human rights in Europe § 442 The protection of human rights in Europe
    - § 443 Inter-American protection of human rights § 443 Inter-American protection of human rights
    - § 444 Protection of human rights in Africa § 444 Protection of human rights in Africa
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Position of Individuals in International Law

Balladore Pallieri, La natura giuridica internazionale della potestà dello Stato sugli individui (1932)

Borchard, §§ 7–10

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Jessup, A Modern Law of Nations (1948), pp 68–93

Sperduti, L’Individuo nel diritto internazionale (1950)

Cavaglieri, Rivista, 17 (1925), pp 18–32, 169–87

Hamburger, ZI, 36 (1926), pp 117–196

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H Lauterpacht, Grotius Society, 29 (1943), pp 1–33

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Mander, AJ, 46 (1952), pp 428–49

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Sperduti, Hag R, 90 (1956), ii, pp 727–838

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. And see the literature referred to above at § 7, and below at § 431ff, on the international protection of human rights.

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