Bernhardt Use of Force · War and Neutrality Peace Treaties (A-M)

1. Auflage 2014
ISBN: 978-1-4832-5696-2
Verlag: Elsevier Science & Techn.
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: 1 - PDF Watermark

E-Book, Englisch, 316 Seiten, Web PDF

Encyclopedia of Public International Law, 3: Use of Force, War, and Neutrality Peace Treaties (A-M) focuses on hostile inter-State relations and associated questions, including the use of force, war, neutrality, and peace treaties. The publication first elaborates on the Munich Agreement, mines, militias, military reconnaissance, objectives, necessity, government, and forces abroad, mercenaries, liberation movements, land warfare, intervention, international military force, indiscriminate attack, and the Kellogg-Briand Pact (1928). The text then ponders on humanitarian law and armed conflict, flags and uniform in wars, enemies and enemy subjects, disarming of belligerents by neutrals, demarcation line, deserters, economic warfare, combatants, contributions, and contraband. The book examines collective punishment, measures, security, and self-defense, boundary settlements between Germany and her western neighbor states after World War II, bombardment, armistice, arms control, Asama Maru incident, air warfare, and alliance. The text is a vital source of data for researchers interested in the use of force, war, and neutrality peace treaties.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Bernhardt, Rudolf

Inhaltsverzeichnis

1;Front Cover;1
2;Planning: Buildings for Habitation, Commerce and Industry;4
3;Copyright Page;5
4;Table of Contents;7
5;FOREWORD;6
6;INTRODUCTION;8
7;CHAPTER 1. HOUSES AND FLATS;10
7.1;INTRODUCTION;10
7.2;SITING;10
7.3;PLANNING;13
7.4;SPACE REQUIREMENTS;18
7.5;DATA;20
7.6;ACCOMMODATION;20
7.7;STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS LEGISLATION AND AUTHORITIES;25
7.8;EXAMPLES;26
7.9;BIBLIOGRAPHY;27
8;CHAPTER 2. RESIDENTIAL HOSTELS;28
8.1;INTRODUCTION;28
8.2;SITING;29
8.3;PLANNING;29
8.4;COMMON ROOMS;30
8.5;HEATING AND HOT WATER SUPPLY;35
8.6;ACCOMMODATION—SLEEPING;36
8.7;ACCOMMODATION–SPECIAL ROOMS;39
8.8;INTRODUCTION;42
8.9;SITING;42
8.10;PLANNING;42
8.11;SPACE REQUIREMENTS;44
8.12;DATA;45
8.13;ACCOMMODATION;45
8.14;EXAMPLES;46
8.15;STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS AND LEGISLATION AND AUTHORITIES;49
8.16;BIBLIOGRAPHY;49
9;CHAPTER 3. HOTELS, MOTELS AND CAMPS FOR THE MOTORIST;50
9.1;INTRODUCTION;50
9.2;HOTELS;50
9.3;SITING;51
9.4;PLANNING;51
9.5;SPACE REQUIREMENTS—INTRODUCTION;55
9.6;A. PUBLIC AREAS;56
9.7;B. FUNCTION ROOMS;61
9.8;C. BEDROOMS AND BATHROOMS;63
9.9;D. SERVICE ROOMS, KITCHEN, ETC;65
9.10;E. STAFF FACILITIES AND ADMINISTRATION;68
9.11;DATA—FIRE PRECAUTIONS;69
9.12;EXAMPLES;71
9.13;MOTELS etc;73
9.14;INTRODUCTION;73
9.15;CAMPS FOR MOTORISTS;75
9.16;TYPES OF C77
9.17;CABINS;78
9.18;CAMPING SITES FOR TENTS;82
9.19;CARAVAN SITES;82
9.20;TOURING CARAVAN SITES;82
9.21;BIBLIOGRAPHY;83
10;CHAPTER 4. OFFICE BUILDINGS AND BANKS;84
10.1;INTRODUCTION;84
10.2;CHARACTERISTICS OF BUILDINGS;84
10.3;BACKGROUND TO BRIEFING;87
10.4;COMPILING A BRIEF;89
10.5;TYPES OF ACCOMMODATION;90
10.6;THE ORGANISATION OF ACCOMMODATION;91
10.7;STRUCTURAL/PLANNING;93
10.8;FURNISHING;95
10.9;SERVICES;95
10.10;PLANNING;97
10.11;MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT;98
10.12;EXAMPLES AND FURTHER SOURCES OF INFORMATION;99
10.13;ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;99
11;CHAPTER 5. DEPARTMENT STORES, SUPERMARKETS AND SHOPS;100
11.1;INTRODUCTION;100
11.2;SITING;104
11.3;PLANNING—LAYOUT AND ARRANGEMENT;104
11.4;PLANNING OF SHOP TYPES-DEPARTMENT STORES;107
11.5;PLANNING OF SHOP TYPES—LARGE SPACE USERS;108
11.6;PLANNING—SPECIALIST SHOPS;112
11.7;ACCOMMODATION AND SPACE REQUIREMENTS—DEPARTMENT STORES, VARIETY STORES, SUPERMARKETS AND HYPERMARKETS;115
11.8;ACCOMMODATION-SPECIALISTS AND NON-SPECIALIST FOOD SHOPS;119
11.9;DATA;125
11.10;SECURITY;126
11.11;LEGISLATION;127
11.12;EXAMPLES;131
11.13;ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;131
11.14;BIBLIOGRAPHY;131
12;CHAPTER 6. FARM AND AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS;132
12.1;INTRODUCTION;132
12.2;PLANNING;136
12.3;SPACE REQUIREMENTS;141
12.4;DATA;145
12.5;ACCOMMODATION;151
12.6;INTRODUCTION;151
12.7;EFFLUENT;151
12.8;LEGISLATION;165
12.9;EXAMPLES;171
12.10;BIBLIOGRAPHY;171
13;CHAPTER 7. FACTORIES;172
13.1;INTRODUCTION;172
13.2;SPAGIAL REQUIREMENTS;181
13.3;PLANNING;190
13.4;ANCILLARY ACCOMMODATION AND FUNCTIONS;194
13.5;SITING;199
13.6;LEGISLATION;201
13.7;STATUTORY AUTHORITIES;209
13.8;BIBLIOGRAPHY;209
13.9;EXAMPLES;213
13.10;ACKNOWLEDGEMENT;213
14;CHAPTER 8. WAREHOUSES;214
14.1;INTRODUCTION;214
14.2;SITING;214
14.3;PLANNING;215
14.4;SPACE REQUIREMENTS;219
14.5;DATA;222
14.6;STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS;224
14.7;EXAMPLES;224
14.8;REFERENCES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY;225
15;CHAPTER 9. AIRPORTS—PASSENGER & CARGO TERMINALS;226
15.1;INTRODUCTION;226
15.2;SITING;226
15.3;PLANNING;232
15.4;SPACE REQUIREMENTS—GENERAL;234
15.5;SPACE REQUIREMENTS. BASIC DATA: PASSENGER MOVEMENTS;234
15.6;SPACE REQUIREMENTS. BASIC DATA;239
15.7;DATA;247
15.8;ACCOMMODATION;249
15.9;LEGISLATION, STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS AND AUTHORITIES;256
15.10;EXAMPLES;257
15.11;BIBLIOGRAPHY;258
15.12;CARGO TERMINALS;261
15.13;INTRODUCTION;261
15.14;SITING;261
15.15;PLANNING;261
15.16;SPACE REQUIREMENTS;262
15.17;DATA;262
15.18;ACCOMMODATION;267
15.19;STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS, AUTHORITIES AND LEGISLATION;267
15.20;EXAMPLES;267
15.21;BIBLIOGRAPHY AND REFERENCES;267
16;CHAPTER 10. GARAGES AND PETROL STATIONS;268
16.1;INTRODUCTION;268
16.2;SITING;268
16.3;SPACE REQUIREMENTS AND ACCOMMODATION FOR P.S.V.s;270
16.4;SPACE REQUIREMENTS AND ACCOMMODATION FOR PUBLIC GARAGES;279
16.5;PETROL STATIONS;283
16.6;STATUTORY REGULATIONS, LEGISLATION AND AUTHORITIES;287
16.7;EXAMPLES;287
16.8;BIBLIOGRAPHY;287
17;INDEX;288