The Development of International Law After the World War

abolition according agreement already application appointed armaments Article attained belligerents blockade boycott Burckhardt civilized commerce Commission compromis concerning contraband Council of Conciliation Court of Arbitration Declaration of London declared demand desire development of international discussion disputes economic war Eltzbacher enemy England especially execution existence expressed fact favour force Fortbildung freedom further future German Hague Conferences Hague Convention Hague Peace Conference hostile idea interests judicial justice Lammasch land law of war League of Nations league of peace League to Enforce legal order maritime means mediation military national law nature naval warfare necessary Neue Zürcher Zeitung neutrals Nippold obligations opinion parties Paul Otlet political possible postulate present President principles problem progress proposed question Rafael Erich real guarantees realization recognized reprisals right of capture sanctions sea power self-help signatory solidarity standpoint submitted territory tion to-day trade treaty Triepel violation Völkerrecht wish