United Nations, Human Rights, IHL and ICL (International Law 2)

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Description
Public International Law, United Nations, Human Rights, International Humanitarian Law, International Criminal Law, Air and Space Law and Treaty Law are in many ways related to each other, though each area is quite comprehensive in itself. These areas were taken up together until the third edition of this book in different units. However, due to addition of new topics such as Law of Sea, Extradition, Asylum, Intervention, etc. and latest cases decided by the ICC, ICJ etc., in book became too bulky. Hence, fourth edition of this book is divided into two independent books. Both the books would be quite useful for graduate and post-graduate students and other interested readers. In these books the readers would find various complex issues dealt with in a simplified and understandable manner.
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Contents
Unit I
United Nations Organisation
Chapter 1       The United Nations Organisation
Chapter 2       The General Assembly
Chapter 3       Security Council
Chapter 4       United Nations Economic and Social Council
Chapter 5       The International Court of Justice (ICJ)
Chapter 6       The Secretariat
Chapter 7       The International Trusteeship System and Trusteeship Council
Chapter 8       Specialised Agencies of the United Nations
Chapter 9       The Regional Arrangements for Maintaining the Peace
Chapter 10.   Evaluation of Some Regional Bodies
Unit II : HUMAN RIGHTS
Chapter 11       Human Rights: Concept and Development
Chapter 12     International Bill of Human Rights
Chapter 13     International Human Rights Machinery and Monitoring Mechanisms
Chapter 14     Regional Human Rights Instruments, Machinery and Monitoring Mechanisms
Chapter 15     Human Rights and Enforcement Mechanisms in India
Unit III : INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW
Chapter 16     War and Its Effects
Chapter 17     War Crimes and War Crimes Tribunals
Chapter 18     International Humanitarian Law (IHL): Concept and Development
Chapter 19     Armed conflicts and International Humanitarian Law (IHL)
Chapter 20    Disarmament
Unit IV
International Criminal Law 
Chapter 21     International Criminal Law: Meaning and Concept
Chapter 22     International Crimes
Chapter 23     Genocide
Chapter 24    International Law on Drugs Control
Chapter 25    international Terrorism
Chapter 26    Transnational Organized Crimes
Chapter 27    International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL)
Chapter 28    The International Criminal Court (ICC)
Chapter 29    Jurisdiction under International Criminal Law
Chapter 30    Responsibility under International Law
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Author Details
Dr. (Mrs.) Jyoti Rattan, Associate Professor, Department of Laws, Panjab University, Chandigarh, is a topper in Law and a Gold Medalist in LL.M, Ph.D. in Law and M.Sc. in Chemistry. Her areas of interest have been Taxation Laws, Cyber Law, Law of Contract, RTI and International Law. 
Professor (Dr.) Vijay Rattan, Professor of Public Administration, Panjab University, Chandigarh and a Consultant to the United Nations, New York. In 2009, as a United Nations Consultant (Department of Economic and Social Affairs, New York, Index No. 991772) at World Civic Forum, in Seoul, South Korea, delivered a lecture on E-Governance and the role of ICTs for the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in Training Workshop on Citizen Action for the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). In 2007