Contents
MPEPIL currently contains 1,618 articles. A total of 1,700 articles are planned for the site, with four content updates per year. Upon completion, the MPEPIL will cover the following overarching subject areas and article types:
- Air law and law of outer space
- Diplomacy and consular relations
- Foreign relations
- History of international law
- Human rights
- Immunities
- Individuals and non-state actors
- International co-operation
- International courts and tribunals
- International criminal law
- International economic law and relations
- International environmental law
- International humanitarian law
- International organizations: general aspects
- International procedural law
- International responsibility
- Law of the sea
- Law of treaties
- Overview articles
- Procedural law in international organizations
- Regional organizations, institutions and developments
- Relationship between international and domestic law
- Settlement of disputes
- Sources, foundations and principles of international law
- Specific armed conflicts
- Specific cases and decisions
- Specific geographic issues
- Specific treaties and instruments
- Statehood, jurisdiction of states, organs of states
- Subjects of international law
- Territory
- Theories of international law
- Universal international organizations and institutions
- Use of force, war, peace and neutrality.
Given that the information contained in many of the articles may become outdated, authors are asked to update their articles once a year in the first three years after electronic publication of the entire MPEPIL.
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