Law of Treaties 2751-SM-S2-2-DK-PT
Lecture on the Law of treaties consists of 15 h. The law of treaties is a part of public international law. Lecture is aimed at more detailed presentation of the issues conncted to treaties (more detailed than in the course of public international law). Those issueas are among others: definition of a treaty; the right to make treaties; organs authorized to conclude treaties; the process of concluding them; duration of treaties; causes of invalidity of treaties, suspension of treaties, their denouncement; reservations to treaties and succession with regard to treaties.
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Learning outcomes - knowledge
Learning outcomes - skills
Learning outcomes - social competencies
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Assessment criteria
The lecture ends with the written or - if needed - oral examination.
Examination Requirements: To pass the examination, the case study must be resolved correctly. Minor errors that do not affect the final outcome will not, in themselves, result in a failing grade, although they may lead to a lower mark. The greater the number of such errors, and the more serious they are, the lower the grade awarded. An incorrect solution to the case study will result in a failing grade 2. Likewise, even if the final conclusion is correct, a negative grade will be awarded where the reasoning leading to that conclusion is flawed (for example, where incorrect legal provisions are applied), as this demonstrates a lack of understanding of the subject matter covered by the examination.
Bibliography
1. Antonowicz L., Podręcznik prawa międzynarodowego, Warszawa 2003;
2. Barcik J., Srogosz T., Prawo międzynarodowe publiczne, Warszawa 2007;
3. Białocerkiewicz J., Prawo międzynarodowe publiczne. Zarys wykładu, Toruń 2007;
4. Bierzanek R., Symonides J., Prawo międzynarodowe publiczne, Warszawa 2000;
5. Czapliński W., Wyrozumska A., Prawo międzynarodowe publiczne. Zagadnienia systemowe, Warszawa 2004;
6. Gilas J., Prawo międzynarodowe, Toruń 1999;
7. Ehrlich L., Prawo międzynarodowe, Warszawa 1958;
8. Klafkowski A., Prawo międzynarodowe publiczne, Warszawa 1979;
9. Nahlik S. E., Wstęp do nauki prawa międzynarodowego, Warszawa 1966;
10. Shaw M. N., Prawo międzynarodowe, Warszawa 2000;
11. Łazowski A., Zawidzka A., Prawo międzynarodowe publiczne, warszawa 2008;
12. Wyrozumska A., Umowy międzynarodowe. Teoria i praktyka, Warszawa 2006;
13. Frankowska M., Prawo traktatów, Warszawa 2007;
14. Sandorski J., Nieważność umów międzynarodowych, Poznań 1978;
15. Ehrlich L., Interpretacja traktatów, Warszawa 1957;
16.Kozłowski A., Interpretacja traktatu międzynarodowego w świetle jego kontekstu, Warszawa 2002;
17. Sozański J. Współczesne prawo traktatów, Warszawa-Poznań 2005;
18. Public International Law: Treaties: http://unimelb.libguides.com/internationallaw/treaties.
19. Multilateral Treaties Deposited with the UN Secreatary General, https://treaties.un.org/pages/ParticipationStatus.aspx?clang=_en.
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