Roger O'Keefe is University Lecturer in Law and Deputy Director, Lauterpacht Research Centre for International Law, University of Cambridge Fellow and College Lecturer in Law, Magdalene College, Cambridge.

"His fresh understanding of his subject- which is the result of his above mentioned new approach -and his profound knowledge of international law make O'Keefe a remarkable legal thinker." Dr. Stefan Baufeld, Global Law Books

• Table of cases; Table of treaties and other international instruments; List of abbreviations; 1. From the High Renaissance to the Hague rules; 2. 1914 to 1954; 3. The 1954 Hague Convention and First Hague Protocol; 4. The 1977 additional protocols; 5. The 1999 Second Hague Protocol; 6. Other relevant bodies of law; Epilogue.

Roger O'Keefe is University Lecturer in Law and Deputy Director, Lauterpacht Research Centre for International Law, University of Cambridge Fellow and College Lecturer in Law, Magdalene College, Cambridge.

"His fresh understanding of his subject- which is the result of his above mentioned new approach -and his profound knowledge of international law make O'Keefe a remarkable legal thinker." Dr. Stefan Baufeld, Global Law Books

• Table of cases; Table of treaties and other international instruments; List of abbreviations; 1. From the High Renaissance to the Hague rules; 2. 1914 to 1954; 3. The 1954 Hague Convention and First Hague Protocol; 4. The 1977 additional protocols; 5. The 1999 Second Hague Protocol; 6. Other relevant bodies of law; Epilogue.

Roger O'Keefe is University Lecturer in Law and Deputy Director, Lauterpacht Research Centre for International Law, University of Cambridge Fellow and College Lecturer in Law, Magdalene College, Cambridge.

"His fresh understanding of his subject- which is the result of his above mentioned new approach -and his profound knowledge of international law make O'Keefe a remarkable legal thinker." Dr. Stefan Baufeld, Global Law Books

• Table of cases; Table of treaties and other international instruments; List of abbreviations; 1. From the High Renaissance to the Hague rules; 2. 1914 to 1954; 3. The 1954 Hague Convention and First Hague Protocol; 4. The 1977 additional protocols; 5. The 1999 Second Hague Protocol; 6. Other relevant bodies of law; Epilogue.