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9. Diplomatic and Consular Privileges and
Immunities, State Immunity
1. General Works
2. Travaux préparatoires
3. Commentaries
4. State Practice
1. General Works
In
addition to chapters on immunities of principal textbooks on international law,
the following books specialized in immunities are useful.
- H. Fox, The Law of State Immunity, 2nd ed.
(OUP, 2008).
- Joe
Verhoeven, sous la direction de, Le
droit international des immunités (LGDJ, 2004).
- C.J.
Lewis, State and Diplomatic Immunity,
3rd ed. (Lloyd’s London Press, 1990).
- Jean
Salmon, Manuel de droit diplomatique
(Bruylant, 1996).
2. Travaux préparatoires
2.1 ILC
- Analytical
Guide to the Work of the International Law Commission: http://untreaty.un.org/ilc/guide/gfra.htm
4.1 Jurisdictional immunities of States and their property
4.2 Immunity of State officials from foreign criminal jurisdiction
9.1 Diplomatic intercourse and immunities
9.2 Consular intercourse and immunities
9.3 Special missions
9.4 Question of the protection and inviolability of diplomatic agents and
other persons entitled to special protection under international law
9.5 Status of the diplomatic courier and the diplomatic bag not
accompanied by the diplomatic courier
2.2. Diplomatic Conferences
2.3. Others
3. Commentaries
- E.
Denza, Diplomatic Law: Commentary on
the Vienna
Convention on Diplomatic Relations, 3rd ed., (OUP, 2008)
4.
State Practice ->
see 1.
Practice
- M.R.
Durchslag, State Sovereign Immunity: A
Reference Guide to the United
States Constitution
(Praeger, 2002).
- A.
Dickinson, R. Lindsay and J.P. Loonam, State
Immunity: Selected Materials and Commentary (OUP, 2004).