Reciprocity in International Law

Marcin Kałduński is Professor of International Law at the Nicolaus Copernicus University (Toruń, Poland). He practices in the areas of dispute resolution and specializes in international commercial and investment arbitration, with a focus on disputes involving States and State-owned entities.

• Introduction.- Chapter I - The History and Idea of Reciprocity.- Chapter II – Reciprocity in International Relations.- Chapter III – Reciprocity and Customary International Law.- Chapter IV – Reciprocity and Treaty Law.- Chapter V – Reciprocity and Countermeasures.- Chapter VI – Reciprocity and the Use of Force.- Chapter VII – Reciprocity and Diplomatic and Consular Law.- Chapter VIII – Reciprocity and Human Rights.- Chapter IX – Reciprocity and International Humanitarian Law.- Chapter X – Reciprocity and International Environmental Law.- Chapter XI - Reciprocity and International Organizations Law.- Chapter XII – Reciprocity and Jurisdiction of International Courts and Tribunals.- Chapter XIII – Reciprocity in International Law: An Economic Analysis.- Chapter XIV – Reciprocity and WTO Law.- Chapter XV – Reciprocity and International Investment Law.- Chapter XVI – Reciprocity and Nuclear Weapons.- Conclusion – The Framework of Reciprocity in International Law.