Public international law (RGBIR50010)

This document contains weekly (7) summary notes for the exam on Public International Law; covering statehood & self-determination, sources of international law, jurisdiction of states & immunities, human rights & maritime law, dispute settlement & use of force and international humanitarian and international criminal law. Each summary is divided in sections of (1) relevant concepts (2) relevant law & cases and (3) answer structures for the exam.

Providing a summary with cases on Public 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.

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

This is an extensive summary and collection of all lectures of Public International Law (PIL). It concerns topics such as: the historical developments of PIL, the nature of PIL, law of the treaties, subjects of international law, what is a state, the criteria for statehood, sovereignty of states, jurisdiction, state immunity, principles of criminal jurisdiction, diplomatic immunity, law of the sea, international human rights law, ARISWA, Circumstances precluding wrongfulness, State Responsibili...

A weekly outline of all 7 weeks of PIL. It includes the key concepts of what you need to know, as well as going into detail where needed.

My working group notes from PIL. Week 1 and 6 not included. There is an assignment included in the bottom as well as exam tips.

Detailed lecture notes of all 7 weeks of PIL.