Samenvattingen International Law

Getypte notities bij de powerpoints. De notities zijn zeer volledig en duidelijk!

Getypte notities bij de powerpoints. De notities zijn zeer volledig en duidelijk!

Duidelijke en volledige notities bij de powerpoints

Duidelijke en volledige notities bij de powerpoints.

Duidelijke en volledige notities bij de powerpoints

Duidelijke en volledige notities bij de powerpoints

Summaries of the readings for Public International Law week 5: - Gleider Hernandez, International Law – Chapter 8; - Gleider Hernandez, International Law – Chapter 9, Immunities; - Akande & Shah, ‘Immunities of State Officials, International Crimes, and Foreign Domestic Courts’ EJIL, 2010; - Vidmar, Rethinking Jus Cogens after Germany v. Italy: Back to Article 53? NILR, 2012; - The Arrest Warrant Case (The Congo v Belgium), ICJ, 2002; - The Jurisdictional Immunities Case (Germany v Italy...

Summaries of the readings for Public International Law week 3: - Gleider Hernandez, International Law – Chapter 5, States as subjects of international law; - Gleider Hernandez, International Law – Chapter 6, International Organisations; - Gleider Hernandez, International Law – Chapter 10, State responsibility; - J. Vidmar, ‘Some Observations on Wrongfulness, Responsibility and Defences in International Law’; - ICJ, Nicaragua v United States, 1986 - ICTY, Tadic, 1999 (Paragraphs 98-114...

Summaries of the readings for Public International Law week 4: - Gleider Hernandez, International Law – Chapter 5, States as subjects of international law; - J. Vidmar, ‘Territorial Integrity and the Law of Statehood’, GWILR, 2012; - J. Vidmar, ‘Catalonia: The Way Forward is Comparative Constitutional Rather than International Legal Argument’, EJIL Talk (2017); - Reference re Secession of Quebec, The Supreme Court of Canada, 1998 (Paragraph 111 onwards); - The Kosovo Advisory Opinion, ...

Summaries of the readings for Public International Law week 6: - Gleider Hernandez, International Law – Chapter 14, Use of force and collective security; - The Nicaragua case, ICJ 1986 (merits) (most important is the ICJ’s judgment on the prohibition of the use of force and non-intervention); - J. Vidmar, The Use of Force as a Plea of Necessity, 111 AJIL Unbound (2017) 301; - J. Vidmar, Excusing Illegal Use of Force: From Illegal but Legitimate to Legal Because it is Legitimate?, EJIL Talk, ...