INTERNATIONAL LAW

Question 1

How many types of int. institutions are there

Answer 1

3

Question 2

Categories of institutions

Answer 2

Constitutional, Fundamental, Issue Specific

Question 3

Const

Answer 3

Which are taken for for granted like the concept of sovereignty, without which there wouldn’t be any int law

Question 4

Fundamental

Answer 4

Multilateralism,

Question 5

Issue-specific

Answer 5

Poverty, Violence NATO, Interpol

Question 6

Features of modern int. law

Answer 6

1.Multilateralism and legislation
2. Consent and Legal Objection
3 Language and Justification

Question 7

Multilateralism and legislation

Answer 7

hoe multilateralism regulations are discussed
Norms which are made through formal and informal debates
Customary NOrms- which are obvious like space, deep sea

Question 8

Consent and Legal Objection

Answer 8

Where state gives consent to a norm but critique also say that giving consent to a norm only applies when the states have understood a pre-concept legal obligation like they have to give their consent

Question 9

Language and Justification

Answer 9

International Law- Legalities are not an exquisite concept and always contains something political like how US lures country and even UN to justify their acts in the Middle East
RHETORICAL AND ANALOGICAL ARGUMENT
JUS AD BELLUM JUS IN BELLO

Question 10

JUS AD BELLUM

Answer 10

Int. law governing state when to go for war

Question 11

JUS IN BELLO

Answer 11

Int law governing state what to do if decided to go to war

Question 12

UN Articles based on Jus ad Bellum and Jus In Bello

Answer 12

chapter 7 art 51 use of force in self-defence

Chapter art 42 use of force as peace enforcement sanctioned by UNSC

Question 13

Hague Conference 1899 1907

Answer 13

landmarks in Jus in Bello not using expanding bullets, dropping of bombs, use of projectiles

Question 14

Theoretical Approaches Realism

Answer 14

George Kennan thinks not a super thing bc state is always going to be a major player

Question 15

New Liberalism( NOT LIBERALISM)

Answer 15

Anne Marie Slaughter 3 categorisation of int law

1. transnational linkage with state exec, legis, judic
2. Transnational groups own laws
3. Interstate linkages

Question 16

COnstructivism

Answer 16

Ideational and normative behaviours of the state they felt the need to communicate, solve theit=r problems through the concept of following int law and regulating the states

Question 17

Liberalism

Answer 17

The state self-interest built a dense network of a link to accomplish their goals which is the end f any state

Question 18

CRITICAL LEGAL THEORY

Answer 18

a theory that argue that the concept of int law is just an unachievable concept of a utopia world endorsed by the superpower
PROBLems 1. No objective values only particularistic values 2. Lack of understanding of the legal framework and traditional legal rules like a state can never understand the criticality of another state bc of traditional value ti upholds
3. Multiple outcomes of legal values
4. State made sense of int law when they have domestically agreed upon it.