Security Discourses

Introduction
Securitization - Juridification - Infrastructures - Conclusion

A. Justifying Interstate Violence - A Brief History
Bellum Justum: War as Divine Justice - Bellum Legale: Sovereignty and Procedural Law - Conclusion: From Just to Legal Wars

B. Juridification as a Reaction to Collective Perceptions of Security
The Rise of Collective Security - Arbitration: Response to Forceful Self-help - Conclusion: Co-ordination and Co-operation - A Growing Need

C. Juridification as a Necessary Requirement for Institutionalization
The Sovereignty of States and International Law - The Century of Conferences and Congresses - The League of Nations: Institutionalization of the Maintenance of Peace? - Conclusion: Consensus - The Need to Understand Each Other

D. Successful Juridification as a Discursive Process
War and Measures Short of War - Arbitration: Questions of Law or Questions of Politics - Administrative Unions: Unpolitical Multilateralism? - The League of Nations: The Political Relations Between States - Conclusion: The Power of Narratives

E. Legal Infrastructures - Co-Ordination of International Relations
Multitude of Inter-state Relations - Legal Infrastructures - Conclusion: Normative Networks