Introduction
The evolution of the law of weaponry
Components of the international law of weaponry
The use of weapons and the law of targeting
Customary principles-superfluous injury and unnecessary suffering
Customary principles-indiscriminate weapons
Weapons and the environment
Conventional Weapons Convention
Poison, poisoned weapons, asphyxiating gases, biological and chemical weapons
Firearms, bullets, and analogous projectiles
Mines, booby-traps, and other devices
Rules relating to other specific technologies
Nuclear weapons
Applying weapons law to particular weapon systems
Cluster munitions
Maritime and outer space weapons
Unexploded and abandoned weapons
Non-international armed conflict
Compliance with international weapons law
Technology, humanitarian concern, and the future.