PSPA 225
Public International Law I
Political Studies and Public Administration · Faculty of Arts and Sciences · 3 credits
Description
A course introducing the basics of public international law, including its origins, purpose, sources, subjects, and response to international wrongful acts. It explores case studies to illustrate key points. The aim of this course is to build students’ understanding of the modern international legal order and its most important principles, and to contextualize its relationship with international politics.
What to expect
✓Has Midterm
✓Has Final
✓Has Attendance
✓Has Project
✓Has Graded Homeworks
✓Has Participation
✓Original Book Necessary
Books
- Evans, Malcolm D. (ed.), International Law (4th edi). Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2014.