Law and Minimum World Public Order: The Legal Regulation and International Coercion

acts Aerial Warfare aggression Allied Annual Digest application appropriate armed forces Article asserted attack authority basic belligerent occupation blockade bombardment characterized Charter Civilians Convention claims coercion Collective Security combat community policy conception conflict context Court Crimes Reports criminal decision decision-makers declared defense economic effective Einsatzgruppen enemy expectations factors Geneva Geneva Conventions German Government Hague Convention Hague Regulations hostilities International Law Land Warfare Law of Land law of war League League of Nations limited measures ment military necessity minimum order naval neutral nonparticipant nuclear objectives occupant's occupied territory operations Oppenheim-Lauterpacht organization participants particular peace permissible political prescriptions principle prisoners of war problem procedures prohibition purposes relating relevant reprisals respect rules sanctions self-defense Sess ships Soviet specific strategy submarine Supp supra note target tion Treaty Trial U.N. Gen United Nations United Nations Charter unlawful violator violence War Criminals weapons world arena World War II