Course Contents

I) Introduction i) Factual Basis of International Law ii) Definition iii) Nature iv) Scope v) Sources vi) Relation of Municipal law with International Law II) Recognition vii) Forms of Recognition viii) Consequences of Recognition ix) Withdrawal of Recognition III) Extradition x) Definition xi) Conditions of Extradition IV) Intervention xii) Definition xiii) Kinds xiv) Grounds Justified for Intervention V) Diplomatic Envoys xv) Diplomatic Agents xvi) Reception and Recall of Diplomatic Agents xvii) Immunities Granted to the Diplomatic Agents xviii) Functions of Diplomatic Agents VI) Nationality xix) Definition xx) Kinds xxi) Modes of Acquiring and Loosing Nationality VII) Treaties xxii) Definition xxiii) Formation xxiv) Interpretation and Termination of Treaties xxv) UN Charters Provisions Regarding Treaties VIII) Settlement of International Disputes xxvi) Peaceful and Coercive Methods

Course Synopsis

Course Description The purpose of this course is to give an understanding to the students regarding the legal framework for mutual interactions of the states in time of peace. It also covers the legal issues of individuals such as nationality, asylum, extradition etc.

Course Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this course, the students will be able to: • Explain the basic concepts of international law. • students will attain in depth knowledge of the sources of international law and identifying rights and obligations of states • Identify the major international declarations, treaties,and conventions and their implimentaion in mutual relations of states • This course will prepare students for careers which require expertise on function of international system and its impact and relevance to the national system