International Law: A Premier Textbook Series for Higher Education

Author: Li Guangmin / Ou Bin (Editor-in-Chief) / Yu Liping / Wang Xinzong (Deputy Editor-in-Chief)
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Publishing Date: 2006-03-01
Features: International law is a fundamental course in legal studies. This book reflects the characteristics and requirements of the new era, embodying the changes in the international political situation and China's current foreign policy. Guided by dialectical materialism and historical materialism, it accurately explains the basic knowledge and theories of international law while emphasizing the combination of theory and practice, helping to cultivate innovative talent. The book is divided into sixteen chapters, covering specific topics such as an overview of international law, states in international law, individuals in international law, territory in international law, treaty law, the settlement of international disputes, international legal responsibility, diplomatic and consular relations law, law of war and armed conflict, war crimes and their responsibility, international organization law, space law, maritime law, international environmental law, international human rights law, international development law, and international criminal law. This book is suitable for undergraduate students in legal studies, international politics, and diplomatic studies, as well as legal and international relations professionals and enthusiasts.