Rijksuniversiteit Groningen (RUG) • European and International Law

Notes on the lecture given by Dr.Michelle Bruijn in the University of Groningen during the LLS (Law and Legal Skills) course in the first 7 weeks of the 1st year.

These slides comprise a weekly recap of the ‘Technology Law’ course offered at the University of Groningen. It covers all the relevant content and materials needed to succeed on the final examination.

This is a compilation of lecture + working group notes relevant to the ‘Technology Law’ course offered at the University of Groningen. It provides an extensive insight into the course and all the content that was covered which will be helpful for the exam.

These slides are a weekly summary on the ‘Comparative Constitutional Law’ course offered at the University of Groningen. All the relevant content and materials are covered that are needed to succeed in the final examination.

This document comprises extensive notes on the ‘Comparative Constitutional Law’ course offered at the University of Groningen. It entails all the relevant content and materials to succeed in the final examination. Moreover, answers to the Q&A that took place at the end of the block are included for clarifications.

This document includes all of the lectures and I have added the professor's detailed explanation as well to make it easier to understand the theory and the curves/graphs.

Lecture notes with explanation form University of Groningen's lectures

Weekly (7) summary notes which can be used for general study as well as to revise for exams. The document covers the nature, development, and subjects of international law, sources of international law, jurisdiction and immunities, the law of the sea, international human rights law, international organisations, State responsibility, means of peaceful dispute settlement, use of force and collective security, international humanitarian law, and international criminal law.

Summary of the Book "international law" by Gleider Hernandez

Lecture notes weeks 1 -7 for the course Commercial Dispute Resolution (CDR) at the University of Groningen, for the year 2021. Also included: the case law for the weeks 1-7 Handy for the assignment (which will be the exam for this course).