Treaty and Custom in International Law
Essay - 2 pages - International law
This document explores the complex relationship between treaties and customary law in international law, highlighting their complementary and conflicting aspects.
Unilateral Acts of States: Criteria and Binding Character
Text analysis - 2 pages - International law
Analysis of the International Law Commission's report on unilateral acts of States, exploring the criteria for determination and the foundation of their obligatory character under international law.
Council of Europe vs Russia: Conflict over International Law
Case study - 2 pages - International law
The Russian invasion of Ukraine led to a clash between Russia and the Council of Europe over the interpretation of international law, highlighting the subjective nature of treaty interpretation.
Obligatory Character of International Law
Essay - 4 pages - International law
This document discusses the obligatory character of international law, its sources, and the role of state consent versus collective necessities.
International Law and Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Case study - 12 pages - International law
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict involves multiple branches of international law, including the Law of International Armed Conflict, human rights law, and international criminal law.
International Law and Relative Normativity
Text analysis - 2 pages - International law
This course by Prosper Weil explores the concept of relative normativity in international law, its existence, and its flaws, providing a critical analysis of its judicial application.
Obligatory Character of International Law - published: 09/06/2026
Thesis - 2 pages - International law
The obligatory character of international law is based on both the consent of States and the affirmation of norms that go beyond their will, ensuring its effectiveness in regulating international relations.
Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: International Humanitarian Law
Case study - 2 pages - International law
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is subject to international humanitarian law, with acts potentially qualifying as war crimes or crimes against humanity. The Geneva Conventions and customary international law apply to the conflict.
State Responsibility for Acts of Agents and Private Individuals
Essay - 4 pages - International law
This document discusses the principle of state responsibility for acts committed by its agents, organs, and private individuals under certain conditions, within the international legal order.
Universal Periodic Review of the UN Human Rights Council
Thesis - 4 pages - International law
This document introduces the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of the UN Human Rights Council, a mechanism that evaluates human rights in UN member states, highlighting the tension between national sovereignty and international human rights law.
Jurisdiction Clause in Contractual Matters
Law case study - 7 pages - International law
Analysis of jurisdiction clause validity under Brussels I bis Regulation and French law in contractual disputes.
Court of Cassation Ruling on Filiation Law
Case comment - 5 pages - International law
The Court of Cassation reaffirms the need to set aside foreign law that deprives a minor child of the right to establish natural filiation, recalling the principle of conflict of laws in filiation matters.
International Law Norms Binding States
Essay - 4 pages - International law
This document discusses how states can be bound by international law norms without their explicit acceptance, through various means such as treaties, custom, and the role of international organizations and judges.
ICJ Ruling on Silala Waters Dispute
Case comment - 4 pages - International law
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) judgment on the dispute concerning the status and use of the Silala waters between Chile and Bolivia clarifies the distinction between customary and conventional obligations in international law.
Consent of States in Public International Law
Essay - 3 pages - International law
The role of State consent in the formation of international treaties and customary law, two equivalent sources of public international law.
Security Council Powers in Maintaining International Peace
Case comment - 6 pages - International law
The ICTY Appeals Chamber justifies the creation of the ICTY by the Security Council under Chapter VII of the UN Charter, affirming the Council's wide discretionary power in maintaining international peace and security.
Divorce Jurisdiction and Applicable Law
Law case study - 5 pages - International law
A complex international divorce case involving Coline and Simon, Dutch nationals residing in different countries, and the application of various European regulations to determine jurisdiction and applicable law.
Rome I Regulation: Applicable Law in International Contracts
Law case study - 5 pages - International law
Analysis of the Rome I Regulation and its application to determine the law applicable to international contracts, particularly in cases involving consumer protection and choice of law clauses.
Applicable Law in International Sales Contracts
Law case study - 6 pages - International law
This document discusses the determination of applicable law in international sales contracts, specifically in a dispute between a French buyer and an Austrian seller of solar panels.
Palestine Statehood and Armed Groups Under International Law
Essay - 3 pages - International law
Analysis of Palestine's statehood claim and the status of Palestinian armed groups under international law, including their recognition and obligations.
Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: International Responsibility and Violations
Case study - 5 pages - International law
This document examines the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, highlighting violations of international humanitarian law and human rights, and discusses the international responsibility of states and individuals.
Civil Liability in Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Essay - 2 pages - International law
The document discusses the civil liability of parties involved in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, including the State of Israel, Palestinian Authority, and the international community.
International Criminal Law and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Essay - 4 pages - International law
This document examines the application of international criminal law to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, focusing on the criminal responsibility of political and military leaders.
Arbitration in the United Arab Emirates: Evolution, Trends, and Future Prospects under UAE Law
Thesis - 1 pages - International law
Unlock the intricacies of arbitration in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) with our comprehensive guide. Discover how the UAE's arbitration landscape has evolved, driven by Law No. and the growing number of arbitration cases, outpacing other Gulf countries. Explore the role of public policies...
International Law on Use of Force
Course material - 83 pages - International law
This document discusses the regulation of the use of force under international law, including the principles of jus in bello, jus ad bellum, and jus contra bellum.
Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and International Law
Case study - 11 pages - International law
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is examined in the context of international law, highlighting the implications of Israel's occupation and the role of international humanitarian law.
Right to Health: Legal Recognition and Effectiveness
Essay - 4 pages - International law
The right to health is a fundamental right that is recognized in law, but its effectiveness is limited by its normative scope and the presence of systemic inequalities.
UEMOA Court of Justice Jurisprudence on Lawyer Profession
Essay - 4 pages - International law
Analysis of the UEMOA Court of Justice's role in harmonizing access to the lawyer profession amidst national resistances.
Insufficient Regulation in High Seas: Impact of Deepwater Horizon Disaster
Essay - 5 pages - International law
The Deepwater Horizon disaster highlighted the insufficiency of the legal framework governing access to resources in high seas and the need for effective environmental protection.
Insufficient Regulation of High Seas: Impact of Deepwater Horizon Disaster
Essay - 5 pages - International law
The Deepwater Horizon disaster highlighted the insufficiency of international law governing high seas, prompting calls for a more coherent and binding framework to regulate offshore oil exploitation and protect the environment.
