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It has always been urged, both by sceptics and by believers, that the test of the practicability of international arbitration stands on the question of sanctions. And yet, by a striking inconsistency, the same authors who agree on the primordial importance of this problem have constantly failed to resolve it. In fact they have hardly ever attempted to explain its terms.In spite of my reluctance to quote my own work, I am obliged to say that the only book ever devoted to this one great problem was my comprehensive treatise on " Sanctions of International Arbitration," the French edition of which appeared in 1905, with a preface by Baron d'Estournelles de Constant. President Roosevelt, whose great energies and high statesmanship were then devoted both to the negotiations of the Peace of Portsmouth and to the preparation of the program of the Second Hague Conference, courteously permitted me to dedicate the book to him, and therefore I dare say that, though the study of all the great European authors who, since Grotius, have led the way to the present state of international law was my constant guide, I did not lack of American inspiration.

Intro -- À propos de Collection XIX -- Titre -- PRÉFACE -- INTRODUCTION - La Complexité du Problème -- CHAPITRE PREMIER - La Mauvaise Colonisation -- 1° LES EXTERMINATIONS -- 2° LES SPOLIATIONS -- 3° LA DÉMORALISATION -- CHAPITRE II - La bonne Colonisation -- PREMIÈRE EXEMPLE - William Penn -- DEUXIÈME EXEMPLE - Savorgnan de Brazza et la Colonisation du Congo -- TROISIÈME EXEMPLE - Certaines Missions Religieuses -- CHAPITRE TROISIÈME - L'aspect pacifiste du Problème Colonial -- CONCLUSION -- Note au lecteur -- Page de titre de l'édition imprimée -- Copyright

"Bibliographie raisonnée": v. 1, p. [1]-8. ; t. 1. Avant la guerre mondiale, préface de M. Ch. Lyon-Caen.--t. 2. Depuis la guerre mondiale, préface de M. Nicolas Politis. ; Mode of access: Internet.