Part I. The History and Theory of International Law
1:A short history of international law, Stephen C Neff
2:What is international law for?, Martti Koskenniemi
3:Voyaging towards Ithaca: thinking about international legal theory, Iain Scobbie
Part II. The Structure of International Legal Obligation
4:The theory and reality of the sources of international law, Anthea Roberts and Sandesh Sivakumaran
5:Soft law in international law-making, Alan Boyle
6:The practical working of the law of treaties, Malgosia Fitzmaurice
Part III. The Subjects of the International Legal Order
7:Territory, Brendan Plant
8:Statehood, self-determination, and recognition, Matthew Craven and Rose Parfitt
9:International organizations, Dapo Akande
10:The individual and the international legal system, Andrew Clapham
Part IV. The Scope of Sovereignty
11:Jurisdiction, Christopher Staker
12:International law and restraints on the exercise of jurisdiction by national courts of states, Philippa Webb
13:Immunities enjoyed by officials of states, Chanaka Wickremasinghe
14:The relationship between international and national law, Eileen Denza
Part V. Responsibility
15:The character and forms of international responsibility, Simon Olleson
16:Issues of admissibility and the law on international responsibility, Phoebe Okowa
Part VI. Responding to Breaches of International Obligations
17:Countermeasures and sanctions, Nigel D White
18:The means of dispute settlement, Eric De Brabandere
19:The International Court of Justice, Christian Tams
20:The use of force and the international legal order, Christine Gray and Andrew Sanger
Part VII. The Application of International Law
21:The law of the sea, Malcolm D Evans and Reece Lewis
22:International space law, Rossana Deplano
23:International environmental law, Catherine Redgwell and Eva R van der Marel
24:International trade law, Andrew Lang
25:International investment law, Surya P Subedi
26:International criminal law, Paola Gaeta
27:International human rights law, Rosa Freedman
28:International refugee and migration law, Geoff Gilbert and Anna Magdalena Bentajou
29:The law of armed conflict (international humanitarian law), David Turns