Alasdair Morrison was an Army Legal Services Officer until his retirement as a Lieutenant Colonel in 2015. Over his thirty years of service, he gained extensive experience in the operational law field in the UK and overseas, including operational deployments and instructing and presenting on international humanitarian law.

Advance praise: 'An exceptionally well-structured, organized and comprehensive collection of cases and materials, which would be very useful for any course on international humanitarian law.' Marko Milanovic, University of Nottingham

1. Definition and classification of armed conflicts; 2. Fundamental principles of international humanitarian law; 3. The relationship between international humanitarian law and human rights law; 4. Principle of distinction; 5. Protection of civilians; 6. Protection of prisoners of war; 7. Means and methods of warfare and the law of targeting; 8. Law of neutrality; 9. Law of occupation; 10. The law of non-international armed conflict; 11. Enforcement of international humanitarian law; 12. Command responsibility; Index.

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