Reconsiders the UN's Declaration of Principles of International Law Governing Friendly Relations Between States in the light of new problems of conflict resolution.

Vaughan Lowe is a Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. Colin Warbrick is a Senior Lecturer in the Law Department, Durham University.

Foreword 1 The significance of the Friendly Relations Declaration 2 The principle of non-use of force 3 The principle of peaceful settlement of disputes 4 The principle of non-intervention: use of force 5 The principle of non-intervention: human rights 6 The principle of co-operation: the environment 7 The principle of co-operation: terrorism 8 The principle of co-operation: United Nations peacekeeping 9 The principle of self-determination 10 The principle of sovereign equality 11 The principle of good faith