The Law of Naval Warfare

Foreword – Michael Noonan

1. The Law of Naval Warfare – Timeless Rules, Modern Challenges – Dale Stephens and Matthew Stubbs
2. The San Remo Manual – History, Methodology and Future Application – Wolff Heintschel von Heinegg
3. The Reconciliation of Legal Regimes in the Conduct of Naval Warfare – Dale Stephens
4. Civilians on the Water: Distinction in Attacks on Merchant Vessels – Alistair Oakes
5. Over the Horizon Targeting and Naval Warfare – Andrew Collingwood
6. Submarine Warfare – Ian Park
7. The Law of Maritime Blockade in the 21st Century – Phillip Drew
8. The Concept of Direct Participation in Hostilities in Naval Warfare – Anthony Erman
9. Naval Warfare Zones: Immediate Area of Operations and Maritime Exclusion Zones – Dale Stephens and Matthew Stubbs
10. Deception in Naval Warfare – Simon Lindsay
11. Intelligence Collection in Naval Armed Conflicts – Vicki McConachie and Stacey Henderson
12. Prisoners of War and Detention at Sea – Sophie White
13. The Protection of Hospital Ships and Medical Transports at Sea – Felicity Rogers
14. A Growing Weight on The Scale or Through a Glass Darkly? Environmental Considerations During Military Operations – Sean M Thompson
15. At the Edges of Peace and War: Non-Traditional Vessels in Great Power Competition and International Armed Conflict – Timothy G Boyle
16. Case Studies on the Law of Naval Warfare – Matthew Stubbs
17. Prize Courts – Their Continuing Relevance – Steven Haines and Craig Martin
18. Military Activities in Foreign Exclusive Economic Zones – Kent Browning and Abby Zeith
19. New Technologies and the Law of Naval Warfare – Melissa de Zwart
20. Does the Law of Naval Warfare Apply to NIACs at Sea? Well Sort of … – Rob McLaughlin
21. The Relevance of Australian Domestic Law to Naval Warfare – David Letts
22. The Potential Application of the Maritime Powers Act 2013 to Armed Conflicts at Sea – Alexandra Schaefer, Timothy Quadrio and Cameron Moore