Description
This course shall provide an introduction to the subject of public international law. It shall address the background, subjects, and sources of international law; states and international organizations as subjects of international law; state jurisdiction over individuals, land, water, and outer space; state responsibility for violations of international law; state and diplomatic immunities; the system of the United Nations; and lawful use of force. During classes, current affairs will be discussed and analyzed. Available to all years and affiliates.
Term 1:
The nature and development of international law; sources of international law; the Law of Treaties; subjects of international law: states, international organizations, individuals, and corporations; the UN system; the use of force.
Term 2:
State responsibility in international law; law on use of force by states in self-defence, its legality and legitimacy; the International Court of Justice; the International Criminal Court; refugee law; international environmental law
Module deliveries for 2024/25 academic year
Last updated
This module description was last updated on 19th August 2024.
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