Fall/Winter Timetable
POL341H1S L5101
International Law: Operation of the International Legal Order
Themes
This course will expose students to the operation of international legal order with respect to the use of armed force, the law of armed conflict, and the protection of human rights. Students will also be introduced to how dispute settlement works between states.
Texts
Leslie Johns, Politics and International Law (Cambridge University Press, 2022)
Format and Requirements
Quizzes and Final Assessment
Preparation
Students are strongly encouraged to have taken POL340 before taking this course.
Prerequisites
POL208H1 or POL208Y1 or POL209H5 or POLB80H3
Exclusions
POL340Y1 or POL340Y5 or POLC38H3
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