Index

• Author: John H. Currie
• Profession: Faculty of Law University of Ottawa
• Pages: 439-445

INDEX

Acquiescence,

39-41,

74,

164-66, 176,

181,

234-36, 243, 251, 256, 279,

282,

416

Agency

general,

27,

146,

149

state,

320, 324, 326,

331-33,

337-38,

342-44

Aggression,

35, 53, 240

Aliens;

see

Foreign nationals

Apartheid,

25, 363

Archipelago,

233, 251, 262-63, 280,

417

Bolshevik Revolution,

9, 48

Calvo

clause,

313,

417

Canadian law,

2, 82,

195, 197, 199-226,

308-09, 335-45

Catholic Church,

6-7

Celestial bodies,

229-31,

282-88,

417

Cold

War,

13, 16, 283

Collective

security,

12,

240,

417

Colonized peoples,

9-10,

14, 38,

40-42,

46,

50-55, 151, 244, 417, 419,

424-25

Common

heritage

of

humankind,

230-

31,

274-76, 282,

285-88,

417-18

Common law,

2,66-67,82,91-92,160-61,

200-04,219-21,

225-26,236,

241,

304,

329, 336, 342, 416, 421,

429

Concert

of

Europe,

8

Concession

contract,

112, 313,

417-18

Conflict

of

laws,

2-3, 309, 418,

426

Countermeasures,

364, 386, 401-02,

412-13, 418;

see

also

State

responsibility

Crimes against humanity,

307

Customary international

law

domestic reception

(Canada),

201-04

duration

of

state practice,

168-70

elements,

163

general,

84-85,

160-192,

418

generality

of

state practice,

164-67

interaction

with

treaties,

181—92

local;

see

regional

opinio

juris,

170-76, 178, 181, 425,

427,

429

parallel existence

with

treaties,

189-92

persistent objectors,

175-77, 257,

277,

426

regional,

177-81, 424, 427,

429

special;

see

regional

state

practice,

163-70,

429

treaties

as

source,

183-89

uniformity

of

state practice,

167-68

Decolonization,

38,

40-42,

48,

229, 244,

419

Diplomatic

immunity

basis,

345-47

development,

345-47

439