Description
Lexis Nexis Lexisnexis Quick Reference Guide (Q & A Series): Public International Law by Rosedar S R A
Public International Law adheres to the syllabus of the undergraduate law courses of all major universities and law institutes. This book is part of the Quick Reference Guide: Q&A Series designed as a study aid for law students with a clear objective of assisting students in their examination preparation. Further, it deals with the most important topics in a comprehensive manner.
The book covers important topics of international law such as, the sources of international law, custom and customary law, the relationship between international law and municipal law, subjects of international law, theories of recognition of states, modes of recognition, state succession. The book further deals with the topics of Nationality, Double Nationality and Statelessness, Extradition, Asylum, State Territory, Treaties, ‘Pacta Sunt Servanda’, Intervention, Law of the Seas, Continental Shelf, the law of Outer Space-Treaty of 1967, Air Space, War and its effects, etc.
Lastly, the book covers topics like settlement of international disputes, the General Assembly, the Security Council, diplomat or diplomatic privileges and immunities, the International Court of Justice, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Bank,
UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD), World Trade Organisation (WTO), International Organisations and terrorism.
Key Features:
• Contains 50 questions and answers focusing on quick conceptual clarity, covering over 110 relevant topics and over 30 important cases
• Answers are supplemented with numerous judgments, case law and citation
• Helps students to prepare for exams and enhances their answer-writing skills by providing to-the-point answers
• Presents topics in question and answer format, as a tool for aiding in last minute rapid revision
• Provides frequently-asked questions based on previous years’ question papers from major universities in the form of essay questions, short questions and important cases