1976, pp. 236 40 (discussing an American case).

1978, pp. 765 66 (discussing an American case).

Vol. 49, p. 583 (1955) (discussing a German case).

Vol. 48, pp. 247 51 (1954) (commentator discussing the issue).

Vol. 46, pp. 573 75 (1952) (discussing an American case).

Vol. 43, pp. 177 78 (1949) (discussing an American case).

Vol. 43, pp. 184 85 (1949) (discussing an American case).

Vol. 43, pp. 819 20 (1949) (discussing a French case).

Vol. 23, pp. 602 05 (1929) (discussing an American case).

1977, pp. 405 11 (discussing an American and a Canadian case).

1966, pp. 155 56 (discussing the effect of the cold war on treaties).

Vol. 49, pp. 424 25 (1955) (discussing an American case and citing several European cases).

Cooper is discussing with Tuvalu to have a talk with Pacific Forum at United Nations in New York

Cooper is discussing with Tuvalu to have a panel with Pacific Forum Group at United Nations in NYC

Vol. 26, pp. 582 86 (1932) (commentator discussing the effect of war on the Treaty of 1828 with Prussia).

Vol. 1, pp. 232 33 (1975) (discussing judgement of the Cassazione holding that the effects of war are limited to suspending and not terminating treaties unless the treaty becomes absolutely and finally impossible to carry out, and discussing the judgement of the Court of Appeal of Milan holding an extradition treaty to be terminated by the Second World War).

Richard D. Kearney and Robert E. Dalton, The Treaty on Treaties, 64 American Journal of International Law 495, 557 (1970) (discussing Vienna Convention article 73).

Vol. 46, pp. 532 37 (1952) (commentators discussing the issue in the context of Peace Treaty with Japan at the conclusion of World War II).

Discussing all the files included in the PHP package is beyond the scope of this chapter. However, you should take a close look at the following files

Vol. 91, pp. 386 93 (1993) (discussing a case in the Supreme Court of Seychelles holding that an extradition treaty was suspended but not terminated by the Second World War).

Vol. 61, pp. 119, 268 71 (1991) (discussing the effect of armed conflict on treaties in the context of Judge Jennings's dissenting opinion in the International Court of Justice Nicaragua case).

Vol. 61, p. 261 (1967) (discussing the consideration of the topic by the International Law Commission in the course of the preparation of the draft articles on the law of treaties).

Lapidoth, The Reopened Suez Canal in International Law, 4 Syracuse Journal of International Law and Commerce 1 (1976) (discussing the effect of armed conflict on the Constantinople Convention regulating the Suez Canal).

Khadduri, The Closure of the Suez Canal to Israeli Shipping, 33 Journal of Law and Contemporary Problems 147 (1968) (discussing the effect of armed conflict on the Constantinople Convention regulating the Suez Canal).

Before we start discussing code issues, you should familiarize yourself with the source tree to be able to quickly navigate through PHP's files. This is a must have ability to implement and debug extensions.

Gross, Passage Through the Suez Canal of Israel Bound Cargo and Israel Ships, 51 American Journal of International Law 530 (1957) (discussing the effect of armed conflict on the Constantinople Convention regulating the Suez Canal).

Alexandre Charles Kiss, L'extinction des traités dans la pratique française, 5 Annuaire français de droit international 784, 794 796 (1959) (discussing the effect of armed conflict on treaties in French practice as a subset of the rebus sic stantibus doctrine).

Renata Sonnenfeld, Succession and Continuation, A Study on Treaty Practice in Post War Germany, 7 Netherlands Yearbook of International Law 91, 108 16 (1976) (discussing the influence of war on the validity of international treaties concluded by the German Reich).

Richard Falk, The Iran Hostage Crisis Easy Answers and Hard Questions, 74 American Journal of International Law 411 (1980) (discussing the International Court of Justice ruling in Case Concerning United States Diplomatic and Consular Staff in Tehran on the effect of undeclared hostilities on consular relations treaties).

Georg Schwarzenberger, International Law as Applied by International Courts and Tribunals 71 74 (1968) (discussing the dissenting opinion in the North Atlantic Coast Fisheries case of 1910 before the Permanent Court of International Justice, arguing that commerce and communications treaties inconsistent with the duties of national defence or neutrality would be terminated by armed conflict).

Benedetto Conforti and Angelo Labella, Invalidity and Termination of Treaties The Role of National Courts, 1 European Journal of International Law 44, 57 58 (1990) (discussing the effect of armed conflict as a subset of the rebus sic stantibus doctrine). See ibid., 57 n. 39 for an extensive list of cases in national courts dealing with the effect of armed conflict on treaties.