2. The hindering of foreign countries by convention from executing productive enterprises on their own soil, e.g. from building railways in their own countries.
3. The anti-militarist movement, considered in its religious and political manifestations. (Only opposition to all military organization is here to be considered.)
4. The position of organized labour and the socialists in the various States on the questions of war and armaments.
5. Is it possible to determine a special interest of individual classes making for or against war, for or against standing armies?
6. The influence of women and woman suffrage upon war and armaments.
7. The extension of obligatory military service in the different States, in times both of war and of peace.
(a) The conditions of military service; the system of enlistment and of general obligatory service, the actual position of aliens.
(b) The ratio of the persons obliged to render military service to the entire population.
(c) The influence of the present system of military obligation and the organization of armies upon warfare and upon its duration.
8. The economic effects of the right of capture and its influence upon the development of navies.