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Table of Contents · 22 segments
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Front Matter and Table of Contentsfront_matter
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Introduction by A. Lawrence Lowellintroduction
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Introduction: The International Outlook from Genevachapter
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Chapter I: Three Leagues in Onechapter
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Chapter II: The League to Execute the Peace Treaties (Mandates and Minorities)chapter
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Chapter III: The League to Promote International Coöperationchapter
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The International Customs Conference of 1923chapter
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The League's Role in Regulating the International Drug Trafficchapter
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Chapter IV: The League to Outlaw War - Publicity and Treaty Revisionchapter
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Arbitration and the Permanent Court of International Justicechapter
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Chapter V: Sanctions and the Evolution of Article 10 and 16chapter
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Procedures for Economic Sanctions and Diplomatic Pressuretheoretical
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The Practical Obstacles to Economic Blockadeschapter
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The Evolution of League Sanctions and the Shift to Public Opinionchapter
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The Problem of Disarmament and the Search for Securitychapter
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From the Treaty of Mutual Assistance to the Geneva Protocolchapter
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The Permanent Court of International Justice and the Reign of Lawchapter
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Chapter VI: The League and the Nations - Divergent National Policieschapter
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The Role of the Permanent Court and the Corfu Incident Testchapter
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The Positions of Italy, Japan, Russia, and Germanychapter
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The United States and the League: A Call for Moral Leadershipchapter