War (International law)
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Names and connections
Hostilities
- Broader: International law
- Narrower: Armistices
- Narrower: Arms transfers--Law and legislation
- Narrower: Belligerency
- Narrower: Capitulations, Military
- Narrower: Civil war--Protection of civilians
- Narrower: Confiscations
- Narrower: Contraband of war
- Narrower: Cyberspace operations (International law)
- Narrower: Directed-energy weapons--Law and legislation
- Narrower: Flags of truce
- Narrower: Gases, Asphyxiating and poisonous--War use
- Narrower: Humanitarian law
- Narrower: Levies en masse
- Narrower: Military necessity
- Narrower: Military occupation
- Narrower: Neutral trade with belligerents
- Narrower: Peacekeeping forces (International law)
- Narrower: Postliminy
- Narrower: Region of war
- Narrower: Requisitions, Military
- Narrower: Safe-conducts
- Narrower: Theater of war
- Narrower: Trading with the enemy
- Narrower: Unneutral service
- Narrower: War, Declaration of
- Narrower: War--Protection of civilians
Up to 40 narrower headings are shown. Full Library of Congress authority record
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Morton address: 10090398529148568064 · morton4x16-v1
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