101. International And Comparative Law : General Requirements - Academics - Pitt Law Certificate Programs international and Comparative law. general Requirements. Required Courses. international law (3 credits); international Business http://www.law.pitt.edu/academics/programs/international-general.php

University of Pittsburgh School of Law Academics Certificate Programs : International and Comparative Law General Requirements Required Courses International Law (3 credits) International Business transactions (3 credits) Comparative Legal Cultures (3 credits) Upper Level Writing Requirement (2 credits) Students may take any seminar (or do an independent study project with any faculty member), as long as the paper they write is on a topic in international or comparative law and is approved by both the Director of the International and Comparative Law Certificate Program and the faculty member supervising the seminar (or independent study). Electives Students must take an additional nine credit hours of elective courses in international and comparative law from a list of current courses. The Jessup and Niagara Moot Courts and the Willem C. Vis International Arbitration Moot each count as a one-credit elective. One course taken outside the Law School may count toward the satisfaction of this requirement if approved in advance by the Director of the International and Comparative Law Certificate Program. Certificate summary: Credits Required courses (3) Writing requirement Electives Total credits Three year summary: Credits First year courses Certificate courses Other electives Total credits Information on the above courses, and others in related departments, may be obtained from the CILE Office in Room 318.

102. Conflict Of Norms In Public International Law - Cambridge University Press ‘Contracting out’ of general international law; Part V. Conflict Avoidance Techniques 21. Coordination ex ante (conflict prevention); 22. http://www.cambridge.org/uk/catalogue/catalogue.asp?isbn=0521824885

103. State Responsibility Project Articles Finally Adopted by the international law Commission on Second Reading The general Assembly also resolved to include on its Agenda for its 59th http://www.law.cam.ac.uk/rcil/ILCSR/Statresp.htm

L auterpacht R esearch C entre for I nternational L aw Home Links Lectures Contact State Responsibility Project I. Introduction to the LRCIL State Responsibility Project II. Articles Finally Adopted by the International Law Commission on Second Reading (2001) Articles on Responsibility of States for Internationally Wrongful Acts Commentaries (in ILC Annual Report 2001, Ch. IV) Resolution 56/83 Adopted by the General Assembly on 12th December 2001 Statement of the Chairman of the Drafting Committee (2001) (English only) First statement made at the 2681st to 2683rd meetings, held from 29 to 31 May 2001 Second statement made by Mr. Giorgio Gaja on behalf of the Chairman of the Drafting Committee, at the 2701st meeting, held on 3 August 2001. III. Draft Articles provisionally adopted on Second Reading by the Drafting Committee (1998-2000) Statement of the Chairman of the Drafting Committee Statement of the Chairman of the Drafting Committee Parts I, II, II bis and IV Statement of the Chairman of the Drafting Committee (2000) English and IV. Draft Articles adopted on First Reading by the Commission (1996)

104. Law And Justice - Environment And International Law (International Environmental of the international Court of Justice as general practice accepted as law by international law exists apart from the general international law, http://www4.worldbank.org/legal/legen/legen_iel.html

Contact Us Help/FAQ Index Search ... Environment and International Law International Environmental Law Environment and Natural Resources Law International Law International Environmental Conventions International Environmental Law State Succession Resources Publications Useful Links About Us Overview Our Partners International Environmental Law: Concepts and Issues Modern international law has its roots in the public law of Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries-law that was created to govern the diplomatic, commercial, military, and other relations of the society of Christian States. With the growing penetration of Europe into Asia in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, other subjects were included in the community of states, but it was only with the formation of the League of Nations in 1920, in which any state could be a member, that the international system began to aspire to be truly global. Doctrinal Foundations of International Law Sources of International Law International customary law is defined by the Statute of the International Court of Justice as "general practice accepted as law" by States. In simple terms it is something that states do because they regard themselves as legally obliged to do it.

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Resources Archives International norms and regulations provide countries with the means to resolve conflicts without resorting to the use of force. This archive provides a collection of articles on international law as it related to the use of force, nuclear weapons and arms control, the International Criminal Court, and human rights and humanitarian law Categories International Law and the Use of Force International Criminal Court General Articles Back to Archives Main Page ... Back to Top , June 23 - 27, 2005 The World Speaks on Iraq by Richard Falk, July 14, 2005 A UN Emergency Peace Service: To Prevent Genocide and Crime against Humanity March 2005 The War on Iraq as Illegal and Illegitimate by David Krieger, March 2005 b y Rep. Ron Paul

108. Issues: International Law & Security the resolution of conflicts without violence is more essential than ever. international law and the Use of Force Archive. general articles http://www.wagingpeace.org/menu/issues/international-law/

Issues A peaceful international environment will only be maintained when governments choose to abide by the rule of law instead of the rule of might. International norms and regulations provide countries with a means to resolve conflicts without resorting to the use of force. Key international institutions that create, uphold and enforce the rule of law include the United Nations, the International Court of Justice, and the International Criminal Court. There is also an extensive collection of multi-lateral and bi-lateral treaties. Legal efforts play a key role in creating a more secure and stable international environment. Getting Started: International Law Fact Sheet Universal Declaration of Human Rights United Nations Charter The Principles of Nuremberg ... Back to Issues Main Page International Law and the Use of Force Back to Top International Law and the Use of Force Archive General articles Back to Top International law plays an important role in arms control and disarmament efforts. Treaties, such as the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, and other formal agreements between nations serve as the cornerstone of disarmament and arms control efforts.

109. International Governmental Organizations (IGO's) And Law In The MSU Libraries: G Materials on international organizations and international law are held throughout Arranged by general subject matter (constitutive/organic, war/peace, http://www.lib.msu.edu/publ_ser/docs/igos/igogen.htm

International Governmental Organizations (IGO's) and Law in the MSU Libraries: General Sources Materials on international organizations and international law are held throughout the Michigan State University Libraries. Researchers must use a variety of research tools to identify the materials relevant to their topics. This guide is far from comprehensive; rather, it provides information on a selection of the most important general sources. Although most of the materials listed below are located in Main Library Reference (Main Library, 1st floor East), some materials are located in other Library locations. A list of these locations is available. Please ask at the Main Library Reference Desk (Main Library, 1st floor East) if you need further assistance. Other IGO-Related Pages from the MSU Government Documents Library Information by Organization: International Governmental Organizations (IGO's) and Law Information by Subject: International Governmental Organizations (IGO's) and Law International Governmental Organizations (IGO's) on the Internet A List of Links MAGIC, THE LIBRARIES CATALOG MAGIC , the Michigan State University Libraries Catalog , is the main access tool for the Libraries. It contains bibliographic information on the majority of the Libraries' holdings. It does

110. USC Law Legal Journals Listing The law School, University of Southern California * * *. general law REVIEWS Chicago Journal of international law (University of Chicago law School) A http://lawweb.usc.edu/library/resources/journals.html

Search Search Library Catalogs Library Staff USC Law School Site Map ... E-Journal Locating Services Quick Links FindLaw Search Library Catalogs Legal Journals Prepared and updated by Wendy Nobunaga, Head of Cataloging Gabriel and Matilda Barnett Information Technology Cntr and The Asa V. Call Law Library The Law School, University of Southern California GENERAL LAW REVIEW S Alphabetically listed by title Last updated on August 17, 2005 Codes indicate what is available at each site: F = Full-text A = Abstracts T = Table of Contents S = Subscription Information Akron Law Review F Alabama Law Review F Arizona State Law Journal T Boston College Law Review F Brigham Young University Law Review F Brooklyn Law Review T Buffalo Law Review T California Law Review (University of California, Berkeley) -

111. Undermining Terrorism: Readings > International Responses > International Law The Use of Force against Terrorism and international law Secretarygeneral of the international Civil Aviation Organization http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/terrorism/readings/international/international_law.ht

Readings International Law Terrorist Groups Operational Domain Methods Motivations US Responses Overview Counterterrorism Domestic Preparedness Legislation ... Private Sector Responses International Responses Diplomacy Human Rights International Bodies International Law International Law United Nations Rome Statute on the International Criminal Court http://www.un.org/law/icc/ United Nations Information about the International Criminal Court http://www.un.org/News/facts/iccfact.htm US Department of State US Stand on International Criminal Court http://usinfo.state.gov/topical/rights/law/iccback.htm Bunn, Matthew "The Bush Administration and Nonproliferation: Skeptics at the Helm" PIR Center Arms Control Letters (Moscow), (July 2001). An early analysis of the George W. Bush administrations approach to nonproliferation, weighing unilateralism versus engagement.

112. Researching International Economic Law An annotated guide for researching international economic law, A list of gateways for foreign law research. In addition to general gateways, http://www.law.uh.edu/libraries/fi/economic.html

Chenglin Liu University of Houston Law Center O'Quinn Law Library Researching International Economic Law by Tim Mulligan This guide identifies sources useful for in-depth research in international economic law. "International economic law comprises a broad collection of laws and customary practices that govern economic relations between actors in different nations. It includes the examination of both law and policy issues on multiple levels, including private law, local law, national law, and international law." Stephen Zamora, International Economic Law U. Pa. J. Int'l Econ. L. 63, 63-64 (1996)(footnotes omitted). Given the broad scope of international economic law, this guide emphasizes sources allowing the researcher to delve more deeply into its respective facets. These sources include research guides (both print and electronic) and Web gateways. "Gateways" are Web sites that serve primarily to give researchers access to many other Web sites on one or more subjects. Web-based research guides that offer multiple Web links can also serve as gateways. International economic law sources Research guides Gateways Document collections ... Finding Web sites International economic law sources Some of these sources pertain specifically to international economic law. Others do not, but offer sufficient general applicability or overlap to warrant attention.

113. International School Of Nuclear Law, Summer Session 2005 The international School of Nuclear law was established by the University of Bram Brands, Principal Administrator, general Directorate for External http://www.nea.fr/html/law/isnl/

Nuclear Safety Radioactive Waste Radiation Protection Nuclear Development ... Web Links International School of Nuclear Law 2005 Summer Session Established by the University of Montpellier 1, France, in co-operation with the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency. Site index: Nuclear energy law introduction Sponsorship Course objective Programme ... Apply online for the 2005 session Nuclear energy law back to index Sponsorship The International School of Nuclear Law was established by the University of Montpellier 1 in co-operation with the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency. The School benefits from the support of the European Commission, the International Nuclear Law Association and the International Atomic Energy Agency. back to index Course objective The ISNL aims to provide a high quality course of education on the various aspects of this discipline. It is open to both law students pursuing their studies at doctoral or masters level who wish to follow an introductory course on nuclear law and familiarise themselves with career opportunities open to them in this field. It is also open to young legal professionals who are already active in the nuclear sector and who wish to develop their knowledge. Independent of its teaching role, the School serves as a forum for students to meet recognised specialists in nuclear law in a studious yet convivial atmosphere.

114. Business Law, Trade Law And International Trade Law Provides general information on Intellectual Property law, particularly as on international Trade law (UNCITRAL) has the general mandate to further the http://www.enterweb.org/law.htm

Français About Main Menu What's New ... Submit a site Business Law and Trade Law Business laws and trade laws have always played an important role in developing trade and business transactions. With the advent of market globalization and electronic commerce, not only trade laws and international trade laws are playing greater roles but complete new areas are being developed particularly as it relates to intellectual property rights and dispute settlements.This page lists and rates Internet resources related to Business Law, Trade Law and International Trade Law . Last updated May 20th 2005 no star: Average ; Fair ; Good ; Very good ; Excellent ; Outstanding Sites are reviewed individually and rated mostly according to content depth and value added, while also considering ease of navigation and speed of loading. For each category best resources are listed first. World Wide Web Virtual Library: Law An extensive meta-index maintained by "Indiana University School of Law - Bloomington". Legal information is defined by organization type and by topic. Very complete. Includes a very useful search engine (otherwise a bit difficult to browse). FindLaw FindLaw is an excellent Web portal focused on law, providing access to a comprehensive online library of legal resources for use by legal professionals, consumers and small businesses. Do not miss the Small Business Center.

115. Operational Law Deputy Judge Advocate general / Operations; Directorate of law / Operations The Directorate of international law (Dlaw/I) is made up of a team of four http://www.forces.gc.ca/jag/operational_law/default_e.asp

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Defence Site JAG What's New? Office of the JAG Military Justice Operational Law ... Printer Friendly Version Operational Law Deputy Judge Advocate General / Operations Directorate of Law / Operations Directorate of Law / International Deputy Judge Advocate General / Operations Return to Top Within the Office of the Judge Advocate General, there are two directorates primarily concerned with operational and international law matters. These are the Directorate of Law / Operations (DLaw/Ops) and the Directorate of Law / International (DLaw/I). Both of these organizations fall under the command of the Deputy Judge Advocate General / Operations (DJAG/Ops), who reports directly to the JAG. See the organizational chart C for a clear picture of how these offices are organized. The Deputy Judge Advocate General / Operations is responsible for providing DND officials and CF authorities with legal advice on international and operational law issues, and for providing the Military Police and CF formations and units with legal advice on military justice issues. In addition to the above responsibilities, DJAG/Ops oversees the eight Assistant Judge Advocate General (AJAG) regional offices , all other field offices C (both in Canada and abroad), as well as all of the legal officers serving on operational deployments around the world.

116. Untitled Document They assess varied career opportunities in international law. United Nations, general Information on United Nations Employment .Opportunities and. http://home.att.net/~slomansonb/career.html

Career Opportunities in International Law Fundamental Perspectives on International Law (5th ed. WestGroup, 2006) and Instructor's Manual. Please send me an e-mail, containing any link which you would add to this career resource web page. Last rev.: 09/05/05 CONTENTS: Print Handbooks/Articles Internet Resources Volunteer Work Scholarships/Internships Research and Training Law Study Programs Essays Global Regulation of Lawyers Finding Foreign Lawyers Bibliography Print Handbooks/Articles Note re "OCLC:" Your librarian cna determine where the closest copy is available for inter-library loan. Some schools pay the additional fee for "First Search," which supplements the basic OCLC service. Books Public Service and International Law: A Guide to Professional Opportunities in the United States and Abroad (3d ed. New Haven, Conn.: Yale Law School, 1998). Chapters describe employment opportunities at the UN, intergovernmental organizations, the US government, and nonprofit organizations, fellowships and grants. Suggested employment and job search strategies are provided for each type of agency or organization, as well as contact information. Careers in International Law (2d ed. Wash., DC: Amer. Bar

117. Edinburgh Law School, Postgraduate Prospectus has been one of the leading centres for teaching and research in Public international law since 1707. The LLM in international law has three objectives. http://www.law.ed.ac.uk/pg/intlawllm.asp

University Home Page Search Tools Targeted Resources for: Current Students Prospective Students General Use The School of Law Postgraduate Prospectus General View Academic Staff Administrative Staff School Committees Events ... Alumni Website Login username: password: Not registered yet? Click here to find out more. Forgotton your password? Click here. LLM in International Law The Programme Edinburgh University has been one of the leading centres for teaching and research in Public International Law since 1707. The LLM in International Law has three objectives. Firstly it provides students from a very diverse range of countries with the opportunity to study the fundamentals of international law and international relations at an advanced level. Secondly it also offers the opportunity to take more specialised courses on issues of contemporary significance that reflect the research interests of members of staff. Lastly, it encourages and supports the development of research skills and seeks to prepare students for a career in international law or international organisations. Students will ideally have a first degree in law or international relations. Previous knowledge of international law is not a prerequisite, but those unfamiliar with the subject are advised to take Fundamental Issues in International Law as one of their options. The Format Students must take three courses. Most taught courses are assessed by two essays; some also have written examinations. Thereafter a 10,000 word supervised dissertation on an approved topic in international law must be submitted by August.

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