After this course:
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the student has knowledge and understanding at an advanced level of the general tenets and rules of public international law, as well as of the various theoretical approaches to international law
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the student is able to identify the international law issues arising from the facts of a complex fictitious case, to analyze these issues and to report on the findings in writing in a substantiated way.
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The course will address the general tenets and rules of public international law: the sources of international law, law of treaties, subjects, territory, jurisdiction, state responsibility, international institutions, and settlement of disputes. Also, an “external” perspective on public international law will be introduced in order to analyze the role of international law in international relations.
This compulsory course for the participants in the master program in public international law provides a general and thorough overview of public international law in order to ensure that all participants have adequate knowledge and understanding of the general tenets and rules of international law and can make the most of other compulsory and elective courses in the program.
Place of the course within the curriculum:
- Compulsory course in the major of the master Public International Law
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