Table of Contents

Preface.
Part I: The Legal Framework in Context.
1. Introduction.
2. The Forms and Functions of Overseas Military Installations in Geopolitical Perspective.
3. The Legal Setting: Basic Principles.
4. The Reality of Consent.
5. Foreign Military Installations in Colonial or Other Dependent Territories after Accession to Independence.
6. Restrictions on the Freedom to Establish Military Installations Abroad.
7. The Juridical Nature of Rights Created under Base Agreements.
Part II: Legal Relations Interpartes.
8. The legal Frame of Reference applicable to Relations between the Sending and Receiving State.
9. Criminal Jurisdiction.
10. Responsibility for the Security of Installations.
11. The Settlement of Civil Claims.
Part III: The Nexus of Legal Relations between the Contracting Parties and Third States.
12. The Application of the Principle of State Responsibility: The Theoretical Framework.
13. State Practice.
Part IV: Termination of Military Base Agreements and the Management of Change.
14. The Termination of Base Agreements: Theory and Practice.
15. The Future of Foreign Military Installations in a Changing World. Table of Cases.
List of Multilateral Treaties.
Select Bibliography.
Index.