International Law Case Studies and Tutorials

Author: Liang Shuying
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: Law is a highly applied discipline. One of the important goals of legal education is to cultivate students' ability to use legal knowledge to interpret legal phenomena and solve legal problems. Therefore, in legal education, teaching methods that combine theory and practice hold special significance. Practice has proven that case teaching is both a crucial component of legal education and an important teaching method. This book enriches and enlivens the legal education classroom through case analysis, stimulating students' interest in legal issues and their desire to solve them. It helps students deepen their understanding of legal theory, key points, and difficulties in various disciplines, while enhancing their critical thinking, analytical, reasoning, and practical problem-solving skills. The book systematically explains the fundamental theories of international law and a series of basic principles and rules of international law in the form of case analysis. The entire book is divided into 12 chapters based on the fundamental discipline system of international law, namely:
Chapter 1: Basic Theories and Principles of International Law
Chapter 2: Basic Rules of the State
Chapter 3: Basic Rules of State Territory
Chapter 4: Maritime Law
Chapter 5: Air Law
Chapter 6: International Environmental Law
Chapter 7: General Principles of Protecting Individuals under International Law
Chapter 8: Law of Diplomatic and Consular Relations
Chapter 9: [Additional chapters not specified in the original text]
Around the key points of each chapter, typical cases are selected, and through the interpretation and analysis of these cases, the relevant knowledge points are systematically summarized and explained. This book is compiled and edited by Professor Liang Shuying of China University of Political Science and Law, who also serves as the chief editor.