National military manuals on the law of armed conflict
By: Nobuo Hayashi (editor)
Contributors: Forum for International Criminal and Humanitarian Law
Edition: 2nd ed.
Series: FICHL publication series -- 2; FICHL publication series -- no. 2 (2010)
Publisher: Torkel Opsahl Academic EPublisher
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Oslo
Language: eng
Number of pages: 256
ISBN-13: 9788293081029
Subjects: War (International law); Military law
Other titles: TOAEP 2
Notes: "The topic and content of this second volume flow from a Forum seminar entitled "National Military manuals on the Law of Armed Conflict" held in Oslo on 10 December 2007."

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / -- Nobuo Hayashi -- Welcome / -- Trygve G. Nordby -- Session I: Fundamentals of military manuals. -- Opening remarks / -- Arne Willy; title: Military manuals : operational law and the regulatory framework of the armed forces  -- Charles Garraway; title: Military manuals : legal advisers and the First Additional Protocol of 1977  -- Hans-Petter Gasser; title: Military manuals and the customary law of armed conflict  -- David Turns -- Minutes of the discussion -- Session II: Experiences of military manuals. -- Opening remarks / -- Peter Otken; title: The United Kingdom Manual of the law of armed conflict  -- A.P.V. Rogers; title: Reflections on the Canadian experience with the law of armed conflict manuals  -- William J. Fenrick; title: The German manual  -- Wolff Henchel von Heinegg; title: Military manuals on the law of armed conflict and the challenge of multinational peace operations  -- Dieter Fleck -- Minutes of the discussion -- Session III: Scope and content of military manuals. -- Opening remarks / -- Marja Lehto; title: Military manuals and LOAC's criminal provisions : the Swiss experience  -- Roberta Arnold; title: Addressing the realities, development and controversies regarding the hostilities  -- W.H. Boothby; title: Incorporating international human rights law  -- Louise Doswald-Beck and Sandra Krähenmann; title: Military manuals, an ICRC perspective  -- François Sénéchaud -- Minutes of the discussion -- Session IV: A Nordic military manual. -- Opening remarks / -- Ove Bring; title: Arguments for and against a Nordic military manual  -- Göran Melander -- Minutes of the discussion; title: Conclusion and remarks on the way forward -- Arne Willy Dahl.