This course provides a basic introduction to public international law. It will survey the basic principles of international law including: the sources of international law; the law and interpretation of treaties; the relationship between international and domestic law; and jurisdictional competencies. It will also examine a number of specific subjects including: the use of force; human rights; humanitarian law; international criminal law; and terrorism.
Class Details
Meeting Days
Time
Location
Monday, Friday
9:05 - 10:20 am
TNH 2.124
Evaluation Method
Date
Time
Alpha Range
Room
Final
5/5/14
1:30 pm
A-Z
2.138
Additional Information
Course Type
Upperclass-only elective
Textbooks
International Law: Norms, Actors, Process
- Dunoff, Ratner, Wippman
Jinks, Derek P