- Author(s): Anil K. Nair
- Publisher: Aparna Publications
- Edition: Latest Edn.
- Approx. Pages 174 + Contents
- Format Paperback
- Approx. Product Size 27 x 21 cms
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Contents
1. Definition
2. Contributions of Hugo Grotious
3. Sources of international Law
4. International Law is the Vanishing Point of Jurisprudence
5 international Law is Weak Law
6. Monism and Dualism
7. Subjects of International Law
8. Definition of State
9. Recognition
10. State Succession
11. Intervention
12. State Jurisdiction
13. Duty not to excercise Sovereignty in another State
14. State Territory
15. International Servitude
16. Five Freedoms of Air
17. Piracy
18. Law of the Sea
19. State Responsibility
20. Extradition and Asylum
21. Immunities and Privileges of Diplomats
22. Nationality
23. International Treaties
24. United Nations Organisation
25. International Economic Law
26. World Bank
27. International Monetory Fund
28. GATT / WTO and TRIPS
29. New International Economic Order
30. Human Rights under International Law
31. Universal Declaration of Human Rights
32. Covenents on Human Rights
33. Covenent on Civil and Political
34. Optional Protocol- Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
35. Second Optional Protocol
36. Covenant of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
37. Genocide Convention
38. Rights of Children
39. Rights of Women
40. Human Rights under Indian Law
41. The Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993
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Author Details
Anil K. Nair, Advocate, High Court of Kerala.
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