Course code: 351205 | Subject title: PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS | ||||
Credits: 6 | Type of subject: Basic | Year: 1 | Period: 2º S | ||
Department: Derecho | |||||
Lecturers: | |||||
OLIVAR DE JULIAN, JOSÉ MANUEL [Mentoring ] | ALDAVE ORZAIZ, ANA ISABEL (Resp) [Mentoring ] |
International Legislation. Sources of International Law. Subjects of International Law. Regulation of spaces of domestic and international competence.
Ability to analyze and summarize (C.G.1)
Reasoning and critical thought ability (C.G.22)
Organization and planning skills (C.G.2)
Teamwork skills (C.G.9)
Solving problems skills (C.G.7)
Ability to manage information (C.G.6)
Autonomous learning (C.G.16)
Ability to gather and interpret relevant data in order to make assessments (C.B.3)
Ability to manage legal resources (C.E.a.2)
Use of information and communication technologies for searching legal resources (C.E.a.6)
Ability to deduce legal relevance from social problems and facts (C.E.a.10)
Reasoning and critical thought ability in legal terms (C.E.a.9)
Learning outcomes
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Content
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Activity
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Assessment tool
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Management of legal, jurisprudential and doctrinal sources, both national and international (R170). | Regulation of spaces of domestic and international competence | Lectures and practical activity using treaties, resolutions, etc. |
Practical assessment
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Knowledge of the structure and functioning of international society (R101). | Subjects of International Law | Lectures and problem solving | Exam and practical assessment |
Knowledge of treaties and general principles of international law (R125). | Sources of International Law | Lectures and practical activity using treaties, resolutions, etc. | Exam and practical assessment |
Knowledge of the contents, limits and mechanisms of human rights protection (R120). | International legislation | Lectures and problem solving |
Exam and practical assessment
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Knowledge of the structure and functioning of diplomatic and consular relations (R103). | Subjects of International Law | Lectures and problem solving |
Exam and practical assessment
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Methodology - Activity | On-site classes | Students¿ autonomous work |
A-1 Lectures | 45 | |
A-2 Practical activity | 15 | |
A-3 Discussion and debates, seminars, group tutorials | ||
A-4 Preparation of papers and presentations | 15 | |
A-5 Reading legal materials | 15 | |
A-6 Autonomous study | 60 | |
A-7 Exams, evaluation tests | ||
A-8 Individual tutorials | ||
Total | 60 | 90 |
Resultado de aprendizaje | Sistema de evaluación | Peso (%) | Carácter recuperable |
R170, R101, R125 | Practical assessments | 30 % | Yes (An extraquestion/test to answer with the final exam) |
R101, R170, R120, R103 | Weekly practicals | 10 % | No |
R125, R120, E103, R101 | Final exam | 60 % | Yes |
Minimum mark required for passing the final exam: 2.5 points of 6 total points.
LESSON 1: INTRODUCTION
LESSON 2: LAW OF TREATIES
LESSON 3: OTHER SOURCES
LESSON 4: INTERNATIONAL LAW AND MUNICIPAL LAW
LESSON 5: INTERNATIONAL PERSONALITY
LESSON 6: STATES: TERRITORY
LESSON 7: STATES: POPULATION
LESSON 8: STATES: SOVEREIGNTY
LESSON 9: DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR RELATIONS
LESSON 10: INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS
LESSON 11: PEOPLES
LESSON 12: INDIVIDUALS
LESSON 13: THE LAW OF THE SEA: SPACES OF STATE COMPETENCE
LESSON 14: THE LAW OF THE SEA: SPACES OF INTERNATIONAL COMPETENCE
LESSON 15: AIR SPACE, OUTERSPACE AND POLAR REGIONS
Access the bibliography that your professor has requested from the Library.
Basic and compulsory bibliography.
Wallace, Rebecca / Martín-Ortega, Olga (2020): International Law, London: Sweet&Maxwell.
Complementary bibliography.
Saw, Malcolm (2021): International Law, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.