The Conduct of Hostilities in International Humanitarian Law, Volume I

Focusing on the legal framework of armed conflict, this volume explores the complexities of Hague Law, emphasizing the balance between military necessity and humanitarian concerns. It delves into the challenges posed by new warfare methods and varying interpretations of how to achieve this balance, with a significant focus on the principle of distinction. Additionally, the collection includes essays addressing the laws governing warfare conducted at sea and in the air, providing a comprehensive view of contemporary legal issues in military operations.