Map of Arabiyah, Misr El Bahri (Touring Club Italiano) 846
,
847
Map of Asia. Persian Gulf (Constable & Stiffe) 815
,
816
Map of Central Asia Comprising Bokhara, Cabool, Persia, the River Indus and countries Eastward of it (Burnes) 811
,
812
,
813
,
813
Map of Iran, Afghanistan, and West Pakistan (in World Atlas, Moscow ) 1967 840
,
842–843
,
842
Map of Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan (West) (in Atlante Internazionale)846
,
847
Map of Persia (accompanying Aitchison’s Treaties) 856
,
857
Map of Persia, Afghanistan and Baluchistan (C.S. Hammond & Co., 1948) 843–844
,
845
,
846
Map of Persia, Afghanistan and Baluchistan (Curzon) 824–825
,
826
,
851–852
Map of Persia, Afghanistan and Bellochistan (Weller; 1882) 816
,
818–819
,
818
Map of Persia, Afghanistan and Beluchistan (1885) 840
,
841
Map of Persia and Afghanistan (A. & C. Black) 839
Map of Persia and Afghanistan (Johnston) 819
,
820
,
836
,
837
,
838
Map of Persia and Cabul (Arrowsmith) 824
Map of Persia and Part of the Ottoman Empire (Long) 830
,
832
Map of Persia compiled principally from original authorities (St. John) 815
,
817
Map of Persia (Hall) 829–830
,
831
Map of Persia (Holdich) 823
The Map of Persia (in Thomson’s New General Atlas) 829
,
830
,
831
Map of Persia (Rapkin) 838
,
838
Map of Persia with a part of Cabul and adjacent countries (Arrowsmith) 807
,
808
Map of Persian Gulf (de Haan) 84
,
792
,
794
,
795
Map of the Countries lying between the Euphrates and Indus on the East and West, and the Oxus and Terek and Indian Ocean on the North and South (Kinneir) 802
,
804–805
Map of the Eastern Part of the Ancient Persian Empire (Long) 832, 834–835, 836
General Treaty with the Arab Tribes of the Persian Gulf (1820) 32
Mutual Agreements 409
,
413Qawásim sheikhs (Lengeh branch); Qawásim sheikhs (Ras Al Khaimah branch); Qawásim sheikhs (Sharjah); under specific rulers
Qeshm
Oman presence at 45
,
46–47
ownership of 312
uk’s presence on 426
visits to/sightings of 320–321
quid pro quo benefits696–700
Rann of Kutch arbitration 774–780
Rapkin, J. 838
,
838
Ras Al Khaimah, Emirate of. See Qawásim sheikhs (Sharjah/Ras Al Khaimah branch)
Ras Al Khaimah (town) 30
Rawlinson, George 75
recognition
of ownership Abu Musa 513–514
of Persia/Iran’s seizure of islands 628–629
of Qawásim sheikhs (Lengeh branch) 29
and title to territory 178
,
181–182
red oxide concessions. See mining concessions
regional conditions, and effective control 396–398
relinquishment, of territory 158–159
“Report on the Law of Treaties” (Lauterpacht) 655–656
reservations, to treaties 727
revolt 152
right to self-determination, and uti possidetis juris principle 190
Rogers, William 559–560
Roobacker, Cornelis Cornelisz 8
,
80
,
320
Ross, Colonel E.C. 405–406
,
476
,
479
,
483
Royal Atlas of Modern Geography819
Rumsey, David 800
Russia
in Gulf 62–63
,
105
,
128
and Persia/Iran 60
,
62–63
,
105
,
117
Saleh, Nakhoda Ali-ben-Ahmed 14
Salim bin Sultan, Sheikh 101
,
404–405
,
504–505
Samaiyeh, Haji Hassan-bin-Ali 14
,
506–507
,
510
Saqar bin Khalid, Sheikh 101
,
404–405
Sasanian Empire 246
,
257
,
258
Sasanid period 243
Satrapy, xivth 237
,
249–254
Savory, Roger M. 75–76
,
246
Schmalenbach, Kirsten 684
Sebatik 784–787
Seton, David 29
,
97
,
425–426
,
427
,
432
Sharjah, Shaikhdom of
airport in 646
extent of 643–644
status as State
in 1971 639–641
after Exclusive Agreements (1892) 642–652
before Exclusive Agreements (1892) 641–642
treaty making capacity of
impact of Exclusive Agreements (1892) on 652–656Qawásim sheikhs (Sharjah branch); Qawásim sheikhs (Sharjah/Ras Al Khaimah branch); under specific rulers
Sharjah National Oil Corporation (snoc) 721
Shaw, Malcolm 415–416
Siam 771–774
sightings. See visits/sightings
Singapore 215–217
Sipadan 215
,
784–787
Sir Abu Nu’ayr 536
Sirri
Persian flag planting on 102
,
367–368
,
409
,
472
,
473
and Qawásim sheikhs 54–55
Six Months in Persia (Stack) 840
,
841
sources
on history of Gulf/Gulf islands
from 16th to 19th century
in general 78–84
use in solving dispute 84–85
18th and 19th century 96
in antiquity
in general 72–77
use in solving dispute 77–78
sovereignty
acts of
in general 174–176
,
262
,
337–339
,
357–358
and historic title 223–224
by Persia/Iran
lack of 262
,
263–264
,
379
by Qawásim
in general 412–422
,
504–508
,
516–517
actual display of 420–421
competing acts of 419–420
continuous display of 422
peaceful display of 419–420
sufficient display of 412–413à titre de souverain; private acts
and continuity 422ownership; title
Sovereignty over Certain Frontier Land (Belgium/Netherlands) case 769–771
Sovereignty over Clipperton Island case 157–158
,
208–209
,
227
,
395
,
410
,
421
,
422
,
441–442
,
453–454
,
503
,
768
Sovereignty over Pedra Branca/Pulau Batu Puteh, Middle Rocks and South Ledge (Malaysia/ Singapore) case 179–180
,
215–217
,
766
Sovereignty over Pulau Ligitan and Pulau Sipadan (Indonesia/Malaysia) case 174–175
,
215
,
784–787
Spain 155
,
209
,
218
,
220–221
,
768
St. John, C.B.S. 815
,
817
State acts. See sovereignty, acts of
States/statehood
continuity of 665–666
criteria for 644
,
651
definitions of 412
,
642–643
under protection 648–650
status of Sharjah 641–652
and treaty succession. See treaties
status quo agreement (1904) 118–119
,
120
,
493
,
495–500
status quo agreement (1928) 532
,
533
,
536–539
Stiffe, A.W. 815
,
816
Stimson doctrine 159
subjugation, of territory 159–161
,
625–628
subsequent acts 464–465
succession of States
to treaties
in general 665–667
and newly independent States
in general 669–671
exceptions to 671–672
and protectorates 667–669
and uae666
,
667
,
672–677
Sultan bin Suggur, Sheikh 361
,
399–401
,
422–423
,
428
,
432
,
505–506
suzerainty, definitions of 285–287
Sweet, Louise 38
tax collecting 54
,
57
,
112
tax farming 42–43
,
51
Tehran Oil Price Agreement (1971) 721–722
Teixeira, Pedro 86
,
271–272
,
275
,
278
,
314
Temple of Preah Vihear case 181–182
,
766
,
771–774
terrae nullius
in general 154–158
,
282–283
and à titre de souverain357–359
changes in law on 210–211
effectiveness of occupation of 336–338
and geographical doctrines 306
,
308
Gulf islands as
in general 154
,
200
,
263
,
283–284
,
316–318
,
336
,
374
Greater Tunb 277–278
,
439–440
Pedra Branca/Pulau Batu Puteh as 215–217
Western Sahara as 207
Territorial and Maritime Dispute Between Nicaragua and Honduras in the Caribbean Sea (Nicaragua v. Honduras) case 185n182
,
787
Territorial and Maritime Dispute (Nicaragua v Colombia) case 702–703
,
705
territorial disputes, critical dates in 94–95
territorial sea 717–719
territory
acquisition of
in general 150–151
by accretion 153
and acquisitive prescription 161–164
by cession 153–154
and contiguity 171
and effectiveness 172–177
by occupation. See occupation
by subjugation/conquest 159–161
,
625–628
loss of
in general 152
by abandonment/relinquishment 158–159
,
226–227
title to
in general 152
and acquiescence 179–182
and effectivités176–177
and estoppel 179
,
181–182
and geographical doctrines 170–171
,
306–310
historical consolidation of 166–169
and recognition 178
,
181–182
Thailand 771–774
Thévenot, Jean de 8–9
,
277
,
321
Thirlway, Hugh 162
Thomson’s New General Atlas829
title
to territory
in general 152
and acquiescence 179–182
and effectivités176–177
and estoppel 179
,
181–182
and geographical doctrines 170–171
,
306–310
historical consolidation of 166–169
loss of 451n280
and recognition 178
,
181–182historic title; ownership; sovereignty
treaties
binding/non-binding 657–660
breach of 740
,
742–743
and coercion
in general 680–684
curing of 680
,
702–704
invalidity of 684–685
definitions of 637
and inability to resist 695
maps in 765–766
mou as treaty 636–639
reservations to 727
succession of States
in general 665–667
and newly independent States
in general 669–671
exceptions to 671–672
and protectorates 667–669
of uae666
,
667
,
672–677
termination of 744
,
745–746under specific treaties
Treaties, etc. relating to India (Aitchinson) 857
Treaty of Peace (1806) 29
,
361
Treaty of Peace in Perpetuity (1853) 98–99
,
400
,
409
,
413
,
428
,
432
,
435