IR305Undergraduate
Public International Law I
Printed in the catalogue as PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW I
Course content
An introductory course, dealing with sources of international law, states, individuals, recognition, international agreements, international responsibilities of states, peaceful settlement of international disputes, theory and reality in modern law of war, coercive measures, laws of land and serial warfare, laws of maritime warfare, enemy persons and property within belligerent states, neutral states, termination of war.
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- International RelationsYear 3, Fall semester
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