Revolutions in International Law - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Notes on Contributors

pp vii-viii

Acknowledgements

pp ix-x

1 - International Law and Revolution

pp 1-24

Part I - Imperialism

pp 25-82

2 - Looking Eastwards

pp 27-55

3 - Lenin at Nuremberg

pp 56-82

Part II - Institutions and Orders

pp 83-180

4 - Excluding Revolutionary States

pp 85-111

5 - Law, Class Struggle and Nervous Breakdowns

pp 112-133

6 - Microcosm

pp 134-155

7 - Law and Socialist Revolution

pp 156-180

Part III - Intervention

pp 181-268

8 - Intervention: Sketches from the Scenes of the Mexican and Russian Revolutions

pp 183-217

9 - Mexican Revolutionary Constituencies and the Latin American Critique of US Intervention

pp 218-241

10 - Mexican Post-Revolutionary Foreign Policy and the Spanish Civil War

pp 242-268

Part IV - Investment

pp 269-364

11 - 1917

pp 271-290

12 - 1917 and Its Implications for the Law of Expropriation

pp 291-314

13 - Contestations over Legal Authority

pp 315-338

14 - The Mexican Revolution

pp 339-364

Part V - Rights

pp 365-427

15 - ‘Animated by the European Spirit’

pp 367-400

16 - Human Rights, Revolution and the ‘Good Society’

pp 401-427

Index

pp 428-434