Math Noortmann, Professor in International Relations and Public International Law at the Oxford Brookes University, UK

'This book...is consistently focused, imaginative and perceptive...It uses both normative and empirical analyses to achieve a comprehensive analysis of the challenge of enforcing international law.' International Criminal Justice Review

• Chapter 1 Introduction; Part 1 The Institution of Self-Help; Introduction; Chapter 2 The Objectives of Self-help; Chapter 3 Self-help Terminology; Chapter 4 The Normative Modalities; Part 2 Consensual Dispute Settlement; intro2 Introduction; Chapter 5 Self-constraint as Reflected in the Principle of Settling Disputes by “Peaceful Means” and Alternative Dispute Resolution; Chapter 6 Institutionalized Dispute Settlement; Chapter 7 Implementing “Consented” Outcomes; Part 3 Self-Contained Regimes; intro3 Introduction; Chapter 8 The Concept of Self-contained Regimes; Chapter 9 The European Community; Chapter 10 The World Trade Organization; Chapter 11 Final Conclusions;

Math Noortmann, Professor in International Relations and Public International Law at the Oxford Brookes University, UK

'This book...is consistently focused, imaginative and perceptive...It uses both normative and empirical analyses to achieve a comprehensive analysis of the challenge of enforcing international law.' International Criminal Justice Review

• Chapter 1 Introduction; Part 1 The Institution of Self-Help; Introduction; Chapter 2 The Objectives of Self-help; Chapter 3 Self-help Terminology; Chapter 4 The Normative Modalities; Part 2 Consensual Dispute Settlement; intro2 Introduction; Chapter 5 Self-constraint as Reflected in the Principle of Settling Disputes by “Peaceful Means” and Alternative Dispute Resolution; Chapter 6 Institutionalized Dispute Settlement; Chapter 7 Implementing “Consented” Outcomes; Part 3 Self-Contained Regimes; intro3 Introduction; Chapter 8 The Concept of Self-contained Regimes; Chapter 9 The European Community; Chapter 10 The World Trade Organization; Chapter 11 Final Conclusions;

Math Noortmann, Professor in International Relations and Public International Law at the Oxford Brookes University, UK

'This book...is consistently focused, imaginative and perceptive...It uses both normative and empirical analyses to achieve a comprehensive analysis of the challenge of enforcing international law.' International Criminal Justice Review

• Chapter 1 Introduction; Part 1 The Institution of Self-Help; Introduction; Chapter 2 The Objectives of Self-help; Chapter 3 Self-help Terminology; Chapter 4 The Normative Modalities; Part 2 Consensual Dispute Settlement; intro2 Introduction; Chapter 5 Self-constraint as Reflected in the Principle of Settling Disputes by “Peaceful Means” and Alternative Dispute Resolution; Chapter 6 Institutionalized Dispute Settlement; Chapter 7 Implementing “Consented” Outcomes; Part 3 Self-Contained Regimes; intro3 Introduction; Chapter 8 The Concept of Self-contained Regimes; Chapter 9 The European Community; Chapter 10 The World Trade Organization; Chapter 11 Final Conclusions;