Международное право: учебное пособие

Melnichenko, R.G., International Law. [Text]: Textbook. Manual / R.G. Melnichenko - Moscow: Solon-Press Publishing House, 2020. - 112 p. http://solon-press.ru/biblioteka-stud... Online course "International Law" on Stepik https://stepik.org/course/103815/promo This manual is unique for two reasons: 1. The author gives the reader a lifetime guarantee that the information contained in this manual will remain relevant throughout their life. This is because international law is extremely stable, and the author has selected only those provisions that have not changed in recent decades. 2. The information in this textbook is relevant to those studying international law at any educational institution worldwide due to the universality of international law itself. Two additional bonuses of this textbook, prepared based on the author's extensive teaching experience, are the freely available video lectures on all topics, as well as the use of memory techniques (mnemonics) in the textbook as reference cues for each topic. This textbook may be useful to: Bachelor's students preparing for exams in the subject "International Law"; Anyone interested in international legal relations. Outline. Introduction The Concept of International Law 1. The Term "International Law." 2. The Concept of "International Law." 3. The Essence of International Law. 4. International Legal Terminology. 5. International Law and Related Phenomena. Genesis (Origin) of International Law 1. State Theory of the Origin of International Law. 2. Pre-State Theory of the Origin of International Law. 3. Post-State Theory of the Origin of International Law. History of International Law 1. Periodizations of History. 2. The Treaty of Ramses II with the Hittites. 3. The Congress of Westphalia. 4. The Congress of Vienna. 5. The San Francisco Conference. Principles of International Law 1. The principle of self-determination and territorial integrity (inviolability of borders). 2. The principle of human rights and non-intervention. 3. The principle of compliance with treaties and sovereign equality. 4. The principles of the right to war and the peaceful settlement of disputes. 5. Coordination of the principles of international law. Subjects of International Law 1. Theories on the number of subjects of international law. 2. The state as a subject of international law. 3. Problems of state international legal personality. 4. State-like formation. 5. Nations struggling for self-determination. 6. International organizations. 7. The individual as a subject of international law. International Institution of Recognition 1. Destination. 2. Theories of recognition. 3. Stages of state recognition. 4. Recognition of governments. International Institution of Succession 1. Theories of succession. 2. Succession to international treaties. 3. Succession to property. 4. Succession to archives. 5. Succession to debts. 6. The purpose of the institution of succession. Sources of international law 1. Treaty. 2. International custom. 3. Principles of international law. 4. Precedents and doctrines. Interaction of international and national law 1. International exchange of rules. 2. Theories of the Interaction of International and National Law. 3. Concept and Types of Implementation. Territory in International Law 1. Types of Territory (Spaces) in International Law. 2. The Concept of State Territory. 3. Composition of State Territory. 4. Changes in State Territory. 5. State Border. Population in International Law 1. Types of Population in International Law. 2. Dual Nationals. 3. Stateless Nationals. 4. Foreigners. 5. Refugees. Law of Foreign Relations 1. Concept and History of the Law of Foreign Relations. 2. Sources of Diplomatic Law. 3. Functions of Diplomatic Missions. 4. Appointment and Termination of Powers of a Diplomatic Representative. 5. Privileges and Immunities of Diplomatic Law. Law of International Organizations 1. Genesis of an International Organization. 2. The Concept of an International Organization 3. Sources of the Law of International Organizations 4. The United Nations The Law of International Treaties 1. History of the Law of International Treaties 2. Sources, Concept, and Principles of the Law of International Treaties 3. Creation and Termination of an International Treaties 4. Reservations and Interpretation of an International Treaties The Law of Armed Conflicts 1. The Concept and Sources of the Law of War 2. Theater and Participants of Military Operations 3. Commencement and Termination of Military Operations 4. Means and Methods of Warfare International Human Rights Law 1. The Term "International Human Rights Law" 2. The Law of War and International Human Rights Law 3. Implementation and Human Rights 4. Principles and Law of Human Rights 5. The Human Being as a Subject 6. Sources of Human Rights Law 7. International Human Rights Standards 8. International mechanism for the implementation of human rights.