International Law (Arguments. Regulations. Cases)

Author: Zeng Lingliang
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book is part of the "21st Century Legal Education Regulations Series" and aims to provide law students, international law scholars, professionals working in international law, and enthusiasts with a systematic, comprehensive, and well-chosen guide to international law documents. The book consists of 17 chapters, with the first 6 chapters covering fundamental issues of international law, such as: the relationship between international law and domestic law, the sources of international law, basic principles of international law, subjects of international law, the state in international law, and international legal responsibility. The remaining 11 chapters are dedicated to various branches of international law, including: territorial law, maritime law, space law, international environmental law, individuals in international law, international human rights law, international organization law, diplomatic and consular relations law, treaty law, international dispute settlement law, and the law of armed conflict.
Argument: Based on the key learning points in this field, it highlights important theories and core systems, provides reading lists, and offers theoretical guidance to support in-depth study.
Regulations: It selects all essential regulations, guiding you through the current legal normative system.
Cases: It presents typical cases for key legal provisions, analyzed and commented on by authoritative experts, providing professional guidance for applying legal norms and conducting theoretical analysis. This helps you observe social realities with a legal perspective.
It is hoped that this book will assist law students, international law professionals, and enthusiasts in achieving the above goals.