International Public Law

Données clés
Faculté	Global Studies Institute
Professeur(s)	Robert Kolb
Enregistrement(s)	2011^[1], 2012^[2], 2013^[3], 2014^[4], 2015^[5]

Lectures

This course, divided into two parts ("Public International Law I" and "Public International Law II"), aims to provide a general, introductory overview of public international law in order to understand its rules and the legal framework governing its mechanisms. The sources of international law, its subjects, its interaction with domestic law and the concept of international responsibility and the peaceful settlement of international disputes are analysed in both seminars. This course is aimed at first year (PIL I) and second year (PIL II) students of BARI.

The PIL III course is in the form of a seminar being a deepening in public international law that combines theory and practice. For example, specialized courses (on law of the sea and proceedings before the ICJ, for example) alternate with more practical phases involving the study of jurisprudential cases and the intervention of practitioners (e.g. foreign affairs member). The aim will be to show how public international law is applied in international relations in order to demonstrate that, even during serious international crises, international law is always present.

Languages

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