United Kingdom Materials on International Law 1975-2001

• Over twenty five years of UKMIL available in an easily navigable electronic format
• An invaluable resource for anyone who needs a record of the UK's position on any matter of international law

Readership: Scholars and practitioners of international law; diplomats and policy makers working on and implementing British foreign policy

Geoffrey Marston, Lecturer in Law at the University of Cambridge and Fellow of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge

1: International Law in General
2: Sources and Codification of International Law
3: The Law of Treaties
4: Relationship between International Law and Internal Law
5: Subjects of International Law
6: The Individual (including the Corporation) in International Law
7: The State and its Organs
8: Jurisdiction of the State
9: State Territory
10: International Watercourses
11: Sea and Vessels
12: Air Space, Outer Space, and Antarctica
13: International Responsibility
14: Peaceful Settlement Disputes
15: Coercive Measures short of the Use of Force
16: Use of Force
17: The Law of Armed Conflict
18: Neutrality and Non-Belligerency

• To use the UKMIL CD-ROM you will need: Minimum 486 processor PC with CD-ROM drive 32 MB of RAM (preferably 64 MB or more) 20 MB of free hard disk space Microsoft Windows 98 or ME, or Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, 2000, XP, or higher versions We recommend that where possible you set your screen resolution to SVGA (800 ¥ 600) or higher when using this product. Internet Explorer 4.0 or later (if you do not already have the latest version of Internet Explorer, it will be installed automatically). The UKMIL data can be installed onto your hard drive or run from the CD-ROM. Installing onto the hard drive will result in faster operation but requires 10 MB of free space in addition to the 20 MB required to run the application from the CD-ROM.