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Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Preface -- Table of Contents -- Chapter I: Introduction -- 1. Contemporary Importance of International Territorial Disputes -- A. The Post-Cold War Setting -- B. Territory, Territorial Sovereignty, and International Law -- C. The Old (Westphalian) and New (Post-War) Pattern in the International Legal Order -- (i) Westphalian Model -- (ii) New Changes - Emergence of a New Model -- (iii) Predominance of the Traditional Model -- D. The Parallel Existence of the Old and New Models - the Question of Primacy -- E. Impact on the World Territorial Order -- 2. Distinction between a Boundary Dispute and a Territorial Dispute -- A. The Identification of the Issue -- B. There is a Realistic Distinction between the Two Categories of Disputes - Reasons -- C. Support of Scholarly Opinion -- D. No Absolute Dichotomy - the Two Categories are Interdependent -- E. Interdependence does not mean Automatic Conversion -- F. Conclusion -- 3. The Traditional Classification of Territorial Disputes - Legal and Political -- Chapter II: The Traditional Modalities of Acquisition of Territorial Sovereignty -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Discovery -- A. Scholarly Opinion -- B. Judicial Opinion -- C. Appraisal -- D. Conclusion -- 3. Symbolic Activities -- A. Meaning and Forms -- B. Past Practices -- C. Scholarly Opinion -- D. Judicial Opinion -- E. Appraisal and Conclusion -- 4. Contiguity -- A. Nature and Basis of Claims in the Past and Present -- B. Status of the Principle - Law and Policy -- (i) Scholarly Opinion -- (ii) Judicial Opinion -- C. General Appraisal -- D. Conclusion -- E. Status of Islands Situated in the Maritime Zones of a Coastal State -- 5. Occupation -- A. Introduction -- (i) Origin and Essential Elements of Occupation -- (ii) Contemporary Importance -- B. Criteria of Effective Occupation - a Complex Process.

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