PIL Course Outline
PIL Course Outline
PIL Course Outline
V. Course Objectives:
The present part of the introductory course to international law yields a critical
analysis of the area of international law with the view of providing participants with a
profound understanding of the main dynamics influencing the governance of global
affairs. It also aims at providing the student with a good overview and sense of
orientation with regard to the most imminent problems and challenges in Public
International Law.
Introduction
Nature, Scope & Evolution
Sources of International Law
International Law vs. Municipal Law
Subjects of International Law
Law of Treaties
Definition
Process of Making Treaties
Amendment/Modification
Termination
Invalidity of Treaties
Succession
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Jurisdiction in International Law
Principles of Jurisdiction of States
Conflict of Jurisdiction
Extradition
Immunity from Jurisdiction
State Responsibility
VIII. References:
1. Funa, Dennis B. International Law with Bar Examination Questions. Quezon City:
Rex Printing Company,Inc., 2009.
2. Bernas, Joaquin G. Introduction to Public International Law. Quezon City: Rex
Printing Company,Inc., 2009.
3. Aquino, Ranhilio C. PEACE ON EARTH: Issues in Public International Law. Quezon
City: Central Book Supply Inc., 2008.
4. Agpalo, Ruben E. Public International Law. Quezon City: Rex Book Store, 2006.
5. Defensor-Santiago, M.,Coquia, J. International Law and World Organizations.
Quezon City: Central Book Supply Inc., 2005.
6. Cruz, Isagani. International Law. Quezon City: Rex Printing Company,Inc., 2003.
Prepared by:
GILBERT R. HUFANA
Professor