International Law

Lecture segments explain, "...the topics of Armed Force, Climate Change, Freedom of the High Seas, General Principles of International Law, Human Rights and the UN, International Custom, Judicial Decisions and the Publicists, The International Court of Justice, Treaties and the US Constitution, and Treaties Under International Law."

Select an audio track or read the trancript. The 15 segments include jurisdiction, states & sovereignty, IGOs, sources of law, and the Law of War.

Introduces the basic doctrines, institutions, and methodology of modern public international law. Covers its basic sources, actors, and procedures, and key subject matter areas, such as human rights, the law of the sea, international environmental law, the law of war, and U.S. foreign relations law. From West Academic Study Aids. Print copy in reserve.

"... designed to explain what international law is, why it exists, and the basic subjects it covers. The law of treaties is given particular attention... From Lexis Digital Library. Print copy in reserve.

From the Aspen E & E series, provides, "introductions to concepts followed by realistic examples that mirror those presented in the classroom throughout the semester..." Print copy in reserve.

This book provides a foundation for students studying international law who need to supplement knowledge from their courses or obtain a quick overview to prepare for an exam. Contains multiple choice and essay question examples.

"... weaves in-depth considerations of key cases, core disputes, and essential international agreements into a broad overview of all important aspects of the subject. Readers will find ... consideration of pressing issues such as cross-border cyberattacks, climate change, and contemporary challenges to the international legal order." Print copy in reserve.