Public International Law

(3 Credit Hours) · Undergraduate

An introduction to classic and contemporary themes of the law of the international community. Historical evolution, sources of law, international legal subjects, recognition of states and governments, self-determination of peoples and the use of force by states. Humanitarian intervention, international criminal tribunals, universal and regional systems of human rights protection, fundamental principles of European integration, the changing role of sovereignty and democracy in international law. SK IEE 1175 descr: The main objectives of the course are the development of the students' understanding and knowledge of international law and the strengthening of their ability to interact at the required levels (research, study, professional work) on the main subject matters of the discipline which permeates the evolution of contemporary international relations.