This chapter provides recaps the principles of jurisdiction at international law, both in the context of jurisdictional authority of the State and jurisdictional obligations that follow the State extraterritorially. The adequacy of principles of jurisdictional restraint is reflected upon. Chapter 2 also introduces some of the contemporary challenges to traditional conceptions of jurisdiction, such as those presented by the internet and by increased human activity in outer space.
Chapter 2 concludes with some brief observations on extraterritoriality in a contemporary context. Get Access or Sign In Register. Advanced Search Help. Previous Chapter Next Chapter. Chapter 2: Recapping principles of jurisdiction at international law. Danielle Ireland-Piper. Restricted access. You are not authenticated to view the full text of this chapter or article. Access options Get access to the full article by using one of the access options below. Other access options.
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