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International Law of Treaties


Credits
15
Module Convenor
Michael Bowman
Term Offered
Spring 
Assessment
Examination

 treaties

The law of treaties is fundamental to public international law generally and the majority of public international law options are very heavily dependent upon treaty-based material in terms of their subject-matter. A significant element of European law is also treaty-based, and even private, commercial transactions are increasingly governed by rules deriving from international agreements. Knowledge and understanding of the law of treaties is therefore fundamental to the study of international law as a whole.

The aim of this module is to synthesise elements of the traditional approach to the study of the law of treaties with a more forward-looking, contextual approach to the role of treaties in international law, drawing upon the expertise of staff across a wide range of areas of international law.

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