International Law

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Menachem Begin

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TOPICS

 

  • Definition of a Treaty and its examples
  • The Vienna Convention of the Law of Treaties
  • Treaty Making
  • Interpretation of Treaties
  • Invalidity of Treaties
  • Termination of Treaties
  • Recognition of state
  • Recognition of government
  • De Facto and De Jure Recognition
  • Premature recognition
  • Implied Recognition
  • Conditional Recognition
  • Collective Recognition
  • Withdrawal of Recognition
  • Modes of Acquisition of State Territory
  • Acquiescence and Estoppels
  • Uti Possidetis Juris and the Question of Boundaries
  • Nature of State Responsibility
  • Elements of International Wrongful Act of State
  • Defences Precluding Wrongfulness
  • Admissibility of Claims
  • Treatment of Foreign Nationals and Companies
  • Expropriation of Foreign Owned Property
  • The Concept of Peaceful Settlement of Disputes
    • Arbitration
    • Negotiation
    • Good Office & Mediation
    • Inquiry
  • Diplomatic means
  • Legal Means / Arbitration
  • Prohibition of the Use of Force
  • Principles of Non-Intervention
  • Exceptions to the Prohibition on the Use of Force & Other forms of Use of Force
    • Self-Defence
    • Humanitarian Intervention
    • Invitation & Civil War
    • Protection of Nationals and Property Abroad
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