International Law: A European Perspective

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International Law: A European Perspective

Edited by Jan Wouters · Geert De Baere · Tom Ruys · Cedric Ryngaert
Hart Publishing December 2018

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ISBN-13
9781849464161
Publisher
Hart Publishing
Publication
December 2018
Format
Paperback
Jurisdiction
U.K. ? Countri(es) for reference only

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Many law schools on the European continent teach courses on public international law in English, whether at the bachelor or masters level.

This textbook offers for the first time a comprehensive European perspective on the classic doctrines of international law (responsibility, jurisdiction, sources, etc). Special attention is devoted to the reception of international law in the EU legal order and the EU's international legal action, and to the dialectical relationship between general international law and the European Convention on Human Rights.

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The authors also make use of practice at diplomatic and executive level.

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION
1. International Law: a European Perspective
2. Basic Features of International Law
3. History and Theory of International Law

TITLE I. SOURCES
4. Treaty Law
5. Other Sources - Relationship between Sources
6. Relationship and Interactions between International, EU and National Law

TITLE II. SUBJECTS
7. States
8. The EU as an International Actor
9. Other Non-State Actors

TITLE III. JURISDICTION
10. Jurisdiction over Persons and Territory
11. Diplomatic Relations and Immunities
12. The Global Commons: Jurisdiction over the Seas, Antarctica and Outer Space

TITLE IV. DISPUTES
13. International Responsibility
14. Methods of Peaceful Dispute Settlement
15. The Law of Armed Conflict

TITLE V. HUMAN RIGHTS LAW AND INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW
16. Global Human Rights Instruments and Bodies
17. Regional Human Rights Instruments and Bodies
18. International Criminal Law

TITLE VI. INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
19. General Aspects
20. Global Organizations: the UN and UN Family
21. Global Organizations: the WTO
22. Regional and Cross-Regional Organizations: the EU
23. Other Regional and Cross-Regional Organizations
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