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	Cornell Law School
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		Law School Faculty Experts Receive Clarke Chairs Experts in comparative law, Far East legal studies, and feminist jurisprudence have been awarded endowed chairs.
	www.lawschool.cornell.edu (107 words)

	International law - Wex
		International Law, which is in most other countries referred to as Public International Law, concerns itself only with questions of rights between several nations or nations and the citizens or subjects of other nations.
		International law is a part of the law of the United States only for the application of its principles on questions of international rights and duties.
		The International Court of Justice (http://www.icj-cij.org/) is established by the UN Charter as its principal judicial organ.
	www.law.cornell.edu /topics/international.html (925 words)

	LLM in Public International Law (Site not responding. Last check: )
		International law may either be studied as a system of rules which governs, or at least constrains, the international community; or it may be studied through its effects in particular events and disputes.
		The disadvantages are that clearly not all aspects of international law will be considered, and those that are may appear to be of random importance depending upon the topic chosen.
		It is concerned to analyse international law in its own terms and to provide a firm basis upon which to base arguments concerning the political importance of international law.
	www.kent.ac.uk /law/postgraduate/masters/pubintmodules.htm (574 words)

	Introduction to International Dynastic History & Law by Stephen Kerr (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Dynastic law may take the form of constitutional provisions, public or statutory law (such as the 1701 Act of Succession to the English throne), international treaty, or house laws regulating the internal affairs of a Sovereign House but having public law effect of governing the succession to the throne.
		Traditionally the princes of sovereign houses are 'international public persons' within the purview of public international law: Possessing right of succession to subjects of international law (i.e., a State), a prince is more than a private citizen whose relations are governed by the municipal law of his domicile.
		The purpose of this rule of international law is to prevent the union of crowns through dynastic marriages and the origin of wars resulting from such union of crowns.
	www.dynastic-law.com /introduction.html (1680 words)

	PRIVATE ACTORS IN PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW: AMICUS CURIAE AND THE CASE FOR THE RETENTION OF STATE SOVEREIGNTY
		International tribunals have not, however, based their authority to permit amicus participation on a general principle of international law.
		Thus, looking at the scope of existing private actor participation in international law from both the perspective of the amicus curiae and the more general practice of NGOs, the debate is not whether private actors should participate in international law at all, but the extent to which they should participate.
		Modern states recognize the ability of other actors to have rights and duties on the international plane, a status that, while certainly not equal to states, is sufficient for those actors to participate in the formation, implementation, and even the enforcement of international law.
	www.bc.edu /bc_org/avp/law/lwsch/journals/bciclr/25_2/04_TXT.htm (4547 words)

	Public International Law - Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Site not responding. Last check: )
		International law applies to states and other subjects of international law (international organisations) as opposed to domestic law, which regulates the legal status of individuals and companies within the state.
		Instead international law is created through two main sources: firstly, by customs of law as established by the practice of states, and, secondly, by treaties entered into by two or more states.
		The judicial practice of international courts, especially the International Court of Justice in the Hague, tribunals and arbitration also provide a source of law through their application and interpretation of international law.
	www.um.dk /en/menu/ForeignPolicy/PeaceSecurityAndInternationalLaw/PublicInternationalLaw (307 words)

	What Does Public International Law Have to Say About Kosovar Independence?
		International criticism of the persecution of the Albanians is regularly answered by the Yugoslav goverment with references to the clauses on the protection of minorities in the Yugoslav constitution.
		International pressure can then be exercised on Yugoslavia and Serbia to leave that independent state alone and in particular to take their plundering and killing commandos out of it.
		When treating principles of law and in particular principles of international public law, their history should not be disregarded in this cavalier fashion.
	jurist.law.pitt.edu /simop.htm (17200 words)

	Columbia Law : Researching Public International Law
		The ways norms are identified as international law include agreements negotiated by the affected parties, deference to a third-party decision-maker, academic persuasion and consensus, and custom (state practice and the opinion that the practice is dictated by a legal obligation).
		Nonetheless, it may be invoked as a rule of international law, at least in claims based on injury to persons, because it is a general principle common to the major legal systems of the world and is not inappropriate for international claims.
		International Law case law developed within a tradition of ad hoc tribunals established by agreements to arbitrate particular disputes, and a permanent "Court of Arbitration" was established at the Hague in 1899.
	www.law.columbia.edu /library/Research_Guides/internat_law/pubint (11479 words)

	PILPG: Public International Law
		PILPG advised the Government of Estonia as to the consistency of its draft asylum law and immigration law with basic principles of public international law and the 1951 UN Convention on Refugees.
		PILPG reviewed existing Estonian laws on citizenship and on aliens to determine whether they were consistent with general principles of international law, various international agreements relating specifically to the rights of children, European state practice, and the guidelines set by the OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities.
		In conjunction with Cornell Law School, PILPG drafted a series of legal memorandums for the OSCE, Republic of Estonia, and European Commission on matters relating to the implementation of human rights norms, and innovative means for enforcing those norms.
	www.publicinternationallaw.org /areas/pil/index.html (0 words)

	The Law Department at the London School of Economics - Programmes - Current Students - LLM - Public International Law
		All of the international law teachers have governmental, practical or activist experience to complement their academic expertise, for example through practice in international and regional institutions, participation in international litigation and consultancies with a range of international organisations.
		International Environmental Law : the customs, treaties and concepts of international law relating to the control and prevention of pollution and the protection and conservation of living resources.
		International Law: Theory and Practice: an advanced level general course in Public International Law, studying the discipline as a whole from distinctively theoretical, historical and practical perspectives.
	www.lse.ac.uk /collections/law/programmes/llm/llm-publicint.htm (491 words)

	LLM International Trade Law
		Under these circumstances, there is a clear need for the rigorous graduate-level legal education in the area of international trade law, international commercial law and international investment which this program seeks to meet.
		The Center's methodology contemplates analysis of the various laws and regulations as written, the "living law" -- how the law operates in practice -- consultation with government and private practitioners as to what changes are needed, and drafting of recommendations, new legislation, regulations or uniform rules.
		Applications for admission to the program are welcomed from graduates of ABA approved law schools in the United States, and from foreign graduates of law faculties approved or accredited in their home countries.
	www.law.arizona.edu /Depts/llmitl (0 words)

	Public International Law - The Fletcher School - Fields of Study
		International Law has been one of the key subjects studied at The Fletcher School since its founding, and the play of various policies in the international legal order is seen as a significant part of international affairs.
		All students who choose public international law as a field study the fundamental structure of the international legal order and its law-making, law-enforcing and adjudicatory processes.
		Students examine the influence of differing cultural and philosophical perspectives, the history of the international legal system, and topics such as treaty law, the law of war, international dispute resolution, statehood and recognition and the roles of international organizations and the UN.
	fletcher.tufts.edu /academic/fos/publiclaw/default.asp (208 words)

	Steptoe & Johnson LLP: Public International Law
		Issues of public international law tend to be more difficult to anticipate, and more subtle and complex to resolve, than issues of private law.
		A long-standing focus of Steptoe's public international law practice, and a core concern of the Rule of Law Committee, has been international claims, particularly claims that arise from an expropriation of private property by a national sovereign.
		In a series of international arbitrations involving the largest private claims presented to the US-Iran Claims Tribunal, Steptoe attorneys defended and advanced the customary international law norm of prompt, adequate, and effective compensation for expropriation on behalf of its client.
	www.steptoe.com /practices-69.html (2363 words)

	Edwin Ginn Library-International Relations Resources-Public International Law
		American Society of International Law Founded in 1906 to educate the public about international law, the ASIL site is full of excellent and comprehensive resources on International Law topics.
		International Boundaries Research Unit (IBRU) From the University of Durham, UK, IBRU works to enhance the resources available for the peaceful resolution of international boundary problems.
		International Court of Justice This principal juridical body of the United Nations is also known as the World Court.
	fletcher.tufts.edu /inter_resources/pubintlaw.html (886 words)

	Public International Law Resources
		Public International Law at the University of Western Australia is an excellent source for a variety of current information on international law issues.
		The NGO charged with implementing the Humanitarian Laws of War, such as the Geneva Conventions, is the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).
		International environmental law is a relatively new component of international law.
	faculty.babson.edu /hotchkiss/publaw.htm (1687 words)

	Study Abroad
		For those wishing to study abroad during law school, Cornell offers a wide range of possibilities:
		Turin Interuniversity Centre for the Comparative Analysis of Law and Economics, Economics of Law, Economics of Institutions
		Only students in the formal international dual-degree programs sponsored by Cornell Law School may be approved for study longer than one semester.
	www.lawschool.cornell.edu /international/study_abroad (0 words)

	White & Case LLP - Practices - Public International Law
		White and Case lawyers are wellversed and credentialed in public international law and in the techniques of enforcing it.
		Our Public International Law group consists of a multinational team of lawyers based in offices in the United States, Latin America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East.
		We have represented and advised sovereign states in both contentious and advisory proceedings before the International Court of Justice in The Hague, and both states and private entities in public international law disputes in other forums.
	www.whitecase.com /publicinternationallaw (482 words)

	Conflict of Norms in Public International Law - Cambridge University Press
		One of the most prominent and urgent problems in international governance is how the different branches and norms of international law interact, and what to do in the event of conflict.
		With no single ‘international legislator’ and a multitude of states, international organisations and tribunals making and enforcing the law, the international legal system is decentralised.
		Reshaping the landscape of public international law; 16.
	www.cambridge.org /uk/0521824885 (541 words)

	Public international law practice - Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer
		Public international law has assumed greater importance with the increasing globalisation of business.
		As well as state-to-state public international law, much of our work is in international commerce, whether acting for governments or private entities.
		Our public international law practice advises states, international organisations and multinational companies on both contentious and non-contentious issues.
	www.freshfields.com /practice/pil/en.asp (143 words)

	Amazon.com: Principles of Public International Law: Books: Ian Brownlie (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Public International Law in a Nutshell by Thomas Buergenthal
		Principles of Public International Law was the first textbook to cover the important subject of human rights and to place the subject in relation to general international law.
		As objects of study, the sources of international law and the law of treaties (treated in Chapter XXVI) must be regarded as fundamental: between them they provide the basic particles or the legal regime.
	www.amazon.com /Principles-Public-International-Law-Brownlie/dp/0199260710 (1511 words)

	Public International Law
		Entries are chosen for the Bibliography according to a broad conception of public international law.
		On the other hand, literature which focuses on such areas as private international law, political science, economics or history is excluded.
		Entries arranged under heading 1.General of the system are usually excepted from the cross-referencing, inasmuch as these concern the whole of international law or issues too numerous to justify listing.
	www.mpil.de /ww/en/pub/research/details/publications/institute/pil.cfm (556 words)

	Public International Law, Disputes - Cambridge University Press
		International criminal law is one of the fastest growing areas of international law, with enormously important implications for practitioners alike.
		This textbook explores international criminal law and its application to domestic prosecutions of international crimes.
		Overview with case studies will appeal to generalists and specialists in international law and relations.
	www.cambridge.org /browse/browse_highlights.asp?subjectid=305 (395 words)

	PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The international treaties and documents to be read are not reproduced in the reader, they are accessible through www.asil.org or http://fletcher.tufts.edu/multilaterals.html, as well as at http://untreaty.un.org/English/access.asp (available from the Library) and further sources identified in the resource tool reading at the end of the reader.
		The “constitutional” principles of international law, determining the international theatre: sovereignty, non-interference, prohibition of the threat or use of force, self determination of peoples, peaceful settlement of disputes, pacta sunt servanda, the obligation to co-operate, respect for human rights.
		The development of the law of the sea: the 1958 Geneva Conventions, UNCLOS, 1982, the 1994 Agreement on the Implementation of the UN Law of the Sea Convention.
	www.ceu.hu /ires/courses0506/publicinternationallaw.htm (1511 words)

	University of Michigan Law School: Public Service - International Law/Human Rights
		Law School students, faculty, and staff have compiled the following list of resources to guide students interested in public international law and human rights.
		Note: the field of public international law overlaps with environmental law; government; asylum, and refugee law; LGBT law; and other fields.
		The Law School has more than 50 student organizations, many which run their own public service projects.
	www.law.umich.edu /currentstudents/PublicService/practicearea/internationallaw.htm (314 words)

	ANU COLLEGE OF LAW - CIPL
		The Centre for International and Public Law (CIPL) is part of the ANU College of Law at The Australian National University.
		It was established in 1990 with an objective to focus and develop its areas of expertise on the relationship between governments, and between governments and their citizens, from both a domestic and international perspective.
		Academic members undertake research projects, teach in the ANU College of Law and play active roles on government committees, in community organisations, and in the media.
	law.anu.edu.au /cipl (391 words)

	School of International Service, American University -- PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW and POLICY PROGRAM
		In cooperation with Professor Paul Williams and the Public International Law and Policy Group (PILPG), students have the opportunity to complete practical and substantive work on issues of international law and policy.
		Members of the Public International Law and Policy Program also have the opportunity to help in the production of regular PILPG e-publications, including Balkan Watch, released bi-weekly, and Peace Negotiations Watch, released every week.
		To subscribe to these publications, send an e-mail to info@pilpg.org with your name, e-mail address, and the name of the e-publication you are interested in.
	www.american.edu /sis/academics/pilpg.htm (750 words)

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