International Organizations Law

General characterization

Prerequisites

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Bibliography

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Teaching method

The impact and benefits of the programme are aimed at students and candidates who wish to specialize in these areas of legal knowledge, but also at all those who anticipate a career mainly anchored within the legal system of which they are nationals, namely magistrates, lawyers, diplomats, consultants, and legal advisors, intra and extra muros.

Evaluation method

By the objectives and competences defined students take a written test in accordance with the statute regulations. Alternatively, they can complete a written assignment of up to 10 pages, including a cover page, for assessment purposes.

Subject matter

Introduction

I. International Law and Foreign Relations Law

II. International organizations: cooperation and interdependence

III. The status of international organizations

IV. The United Nations system

V. The further development of the United Nations system

VI. The United Nations and its system

VII. Regional organizations

VIII. European organizations

Programs

Programs where the course is taught: