Conflict of Laws is specially designed for students pursuing the three-year or five-year degree course in law education institutes including national law schools. The book will be useful for scholars as well as to practitioners interested in the subject. It will also be a good reference guide for students and researchers to understand the approach and concepts relating to private international law. It can be read by academicians to activists, lawyers to Iaymen. This book is based, mutatis mutandis, on the framework of the Asbury's Laws of England.

CONTENTS CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 2: SOURCES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW CHAPTER 3: INTERNATIONAL LAW AND MUNICIPAL LAW CHAPTER 4: THE SUBJECTS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW CHAPTER 5: RECOGNITION CHAPTER 6: STATE TERRITORY CHAPTER 7: STATE SUCCESSION CHAPTER 8: JURISDICTION IN INTERNATIONAL LAW CHAPTER 9: INTERVENTION IN INTERNATIONAL LAW CHAPTER 10: NATIONALITY CHAPTER 11: EXTRADITION CHAPTER 12: ASYLUM CHAPTER 13: DIPLOMATIC LAW CHAPTER 14: STATE RESPONSIBILITY CHAPTER 15: LAW OF THE SEA CHAPTER 16: AIR SPACE AND OUTER SPACE CHAPTER 17: SETTLEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL DISPUTES CHAPTER 18: INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW CHAPTER 19: NEUTRALITY CHAPTER 20: UNITED NATIONS ORGANISATION CHAPTER 21: INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION CHAPTER 22: THE GROWTH OF THE IDEA RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT IN INTERNATIONAL LAW CHAPTER 23: INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT

SoftcoverThis is a basic, introductory book on public international law. The purpose of this book is to elucidate the subject to the readers who are novices to the field of public international law. The exposition is replete with illustrations and case law in order to make the subject interesting and also to help readers understand the conceptually difficult topics. The book is student-friendly. The language is lucid and all the chapters have been presented in a structured manner which would help students prepare for their examinations.

Public International Law is written keeping in mind the papers prescribed by the Bar Council of India for BA.LLB and LLB Courses. It will also be a useful reference for LLM and PhD students. Further, the text will be extremely useful for the Post-Graduate Diploma and Certificate Courses on International Law, particularly International Human Rights, International Humanitarian Law, and Refugee Law.

International Law is an ever growing field of law that boasts of a vast scope in the present, as well in the times ahead, more so, in the era of Globalzation Classically known as the law governing the relation between the nations, international law has come a long way in making its presence felt across the world, and plays tremendous role as a connecting link among the nation in numerous aspects, such as trade, commerce, investment, peace and security, military, protection of territorial sovereignity, national development, dispute resolutions and the list goes on. A large part of international law is not enforceable in domestic jurisdictions, yet its importance cannot be underestimated, ruled out and written off as internationally recognized principles provide a guiding light to the domestic courts in effectively adjudicating cases within the jurisdiction. This book gives a panoramic view of the various aspects pertaining to the Public International Law including an in depth analysis of the existing International Law System. This book is a must for all judges, lawyers, parliamentarian, legislators, administrators, academicians, scholars, students and all other interested in the study of Public International Law.

Table of contents: CHAPTER 1 BIRTH OF GATT, 1947 CHAPTER 2 GATT 1947 AND GATT 1994 CHAPTER 3 WORLD TRADE ORGANISATION CHAPTER 4 DEVELOPING COUNTRIES AND GATT/WTO CHAPTER 5 AGREEMENT ON AGRICULTURE CHAPTER 6 AGREEMENT ON SANITARY AND PHYTOSANITARY MEASURES CHAPTER 7 AGREEMENT ON TECHNICAL BARRIERS TO TRADE CHAPTER 8 AGREEMENT ON TRADE-RELATED INVESTMENT MEASURES CHAPTER 9 AGREEMENT ON SUBSIDIES AND COUNTERVAILING MEASURES CHAPTER 10 ANTI-DUMPING AGREEMENT CHAPTER 11 AGREEMENT ON SAFEGUARDS CHAPTER 12 GENERAL AGREEMENT ON TRADE IN SERVICES CHAPTER 13 ONGOING MULTILATERAL NEGOTIATIONS CHAPTER 14 CONSULTATION, NULLIFICATION AND IMPAIRMENT OF BENEFITS CHAPTER 15 DISPUTE SETTLEMENT CHAPTER 16 ENFORCEMENT AND REMEDIES

International Law is an ever growing field of law that boasts of a vast scope in the present, as well in the times ahead, more so, in the era of Globalization Classically known as the law governing the relation between the nations, international law has come a long way in making its presence felt across the world and plays tremendous role as a connecting link among the nation in numerous aspects, such as trade, commerce, investment, peace and security, military, protection of territorial sovereignty, national development, dispute resolutions and the list goes on. A large part of international law is not enforceable in domestic jurisdictions, yet its importance cannot be underestimated, ruled out and written off as internationally recognized principles provide a guiding light to the domestic courts in effectively adjudicating cases within the jurisdiction. This book gives a panoramic view of the various aspects pertaining to the Public International Law including an in depth analysis of the existing International Law System. This book is a must for all judges, lawyers, parliamentarian, legislators, administrators, academicians, scholars, students and all other interested in the study of Public International Law.

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