Ian Park is a Barrister practising in international law. He has been a Hudson Fellow at Oxford University, a Visiting Fellow at Harvard Law School, a First Sea Lord's Fellow, and has a DPhil in law from Balliol College, Oxford.

• Part I: The Scope of the Right to Life 1: Substantive Right to Life Obligations 2: Procedural Right to Life Obligations Part II: Application of the Right to Life in Armed Conflict 3: The Extraterritorial Application of International Human Rights Law 4: How the Right to Life Applies During Armed Conflict 5: The Right to Life of Armed Forces Personnel During Armed Conflict Part III: Limitations on the Right to Life in Armed Conflict 6: The Effect of Derogation Part VI: The Right to Life in Future Armed Conflicts 7: The Right to Life Obligations of States and how to Ensure Compliance

for those directly involved in this developing field of law, the text is indispensable. It should find its way into large academic law libraries, government libraries with National Defense users, and any law firm library with a significant international human rights practice group.

Ian Park is a Barrister practising in international law. He has been a Hudson Fellow at Oxford University, a Visiting Fellow at Harvard Law School, a First Sea Lord's Fellow, and has a DPhil in law from Balliol College, Oxford.

• Part I: The Scope of the Right to Life 1: Substantive Right to Life Obligations 2: Procedural Right to Life Obligations Part II: Application of the Right to Life in Armed Conflict 3: The Extraterritorial Application of International Human Rights Law 4: How the Right to Life Applies During Armed Conflict 5: The Right to Life of Armed Forces Personnel During Armed Conflict Part III: Limitations on the Right to Life in Armed Conflict 6: The Effect of Derogation Part VI: The Right to Life in Future Armed Conflicts 7: The Right to Life Obligations of States and how to Ensure Compliance

for those directly involved in this developing field of law, the text is indispensable. It should find its way into large academic law libraries, government libraries with National Defense users, and any law firm library with a significant international human rights practice group.

Ian Park is a Barrister practising in international law. He has been a Hudson Fellow at Oxford University, a Visiting Fellow at Harvard Law School, a First Sea Lord's Fellow, and has a DPhil in law from Balliol College, Oxford.

• Part I: The Scope of the Right to Life 1: Substantive Right to Life Obligations 2: Procedural Right to Life Obligations Part II: Application of the Right to Life in Armed Conflict 3: The Extraterritorial Application of International Human Rights Law 4: How the Right to Life Applies During Armed Conflict 5: The Right to Life of Armed Forces Personnel During Armed Conflict Part III: Limitations on the Right to Life in Armed Conflict 6: The Effect of Derogation Part VI: The Right to Life in Future Armed Conflicts 7: The Right to Life Obligations of States and how to Ensure Compliance

for those directly involved in this developing field of law, the text is indispensable. It should find its way into large academic law libraries, government libraries with National Defense users, and any law firm library with a significant international human rights practice group.