Beginners Guide To International Disputes.

International law and dispute resolution methods.

What you'll learn

Comprehend the complexities of international disputes and recognize your potential to contribute positively to

Understanding the different categories of international law and how they shape interactions between nations.

Elements of Public Dispute Resolution: Explore the essential elements that contribute to the peaceful resolution of conflicts among nations.

What is International Dispute Settlement? Attain a better perspective on the definition and significance of international dispute settlement in the global arena

Uncover the nuances of what constitutes an international dispute and the diverse goals and methods that can be employed to address them.

Grounds for Disagreement: Learn about the various grounds for disagreement, including legal and political disputes, and understand the distinctions between them

Navigate the fine line that separates political disputes from legal differences, a crucial distinction in the field of international law.

Methods used in international dispute settlement.

2 main categories: 1. Amicable or pacific means of settlement or extra-judicial peaceful means. 2. Coercive or compulsive means of settlement.

Explore amicable or Pacific Means of Settlement.

Diplomatic Means of Dispute Settlement: 1. Negotiation: 2. Mediation: 3. Good Offices: 4. The distinction between Good Offices and Mediation 5. Inquiry:

Judicial means of dispute settlement 1. Arbitration: 2. Adjudication: International Court of Justice 3. Intervention.

Dispute Settlement Procedures Among Member States Of International Organizations 1. Geneva Convention 2. The United Nations

Explore coercive or compulsive means of settlement.

Within coercive or compulsive means of settlement, learn about, 1. Retortion 2. Reprisals 3. Embargo 4. Pacific Blockade

It is important to highlight the modern challenges associated with the above noted methods.

Conclusion

Requirements

• Must be able to understand English

• Having previous knowledge of Law or legal systems is helpful but not essential

Description

Are you a law student, legal professional, or someone with a keen interest in the world's affairs, international law and dispute resolution? This course will equip you with essential knowledge to comprehend the fundamental concepts in the field of international law and dispute resolution procedures.I will guide you through the historical context and foundation of International Law and dispute resolution. Additionally, I'll explain the significance of having an international legal framework and how it functions in contrast to domestic legal systems. As our world becomes increasingly interconnected and nations and cultures intermingle more frequently, International Law will maintain its essential role in shaping this evolving global community.Developing a foundational understanding of International Law and dispute resolution is essential for comprehending your area of study and gaining insights into our global society. By the end of this course, you will have a foundational understanding of International Law and dispute resolution, allowing you to navigate the complexities of global interactions confidently.The topics covered in this course are:· Introduction and Objective.· Categories of International Law.· Elements of Public Dispute Resolution.· What is International Dispute Settlement?· Meaning of International Dispute.· Grounds for Disagreement.· Distinguishing Between Political and Legal Differences     1. Legal Disputes:     2. Political Disputes:· Methods used in international dispute settlement.      1. Amicable or pacific means of settlement or extra-judicial peaceful means      2. Coercive or compulsive means of settlement· Amicable or Pacific Means of Settlement      1. Diplomatic Means of Dispute Settlement      2. Judicial Means of Dispute Settlement      3. Dispute Settlement Procedures Among Member States of International Organizations.· Diplomatic Means of Dispute Settlement:      1. Negotiation:      2. Mediation:      3. Good Offices:            · The distinction between Good Offices and Mediation      4. Inquiry:      5. Conciliation:· Judicial Means of dispute Settlement      1. Arbitration:      2. Adjudication: International Court of Justice      3. Intervention· Dispute Settlement Procedures Among Member States Of International Organizations      1. Geneva Convention      2. The United Nations· Coercive or Compulsive Means Of Settlement      1. Retortion      2. Reprisals      3. Embargo      4. Pacific Blockade· Challenges· Conclusion

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction and Overview

Lecture 2 Introduction and objective

Section 2: Categories of International Law

Lecture 3 Categories of International law

Section 3: International Courts and Tribunals

Lecture 4 International Courts and Tribunals

Section 4: Elements of Public Dispute Resolution

Lecture 5 Elements of Public Dispute Resolution

Section 5: What is International Dispute Settlement?

Lecture 6 What is International Dispute Settlement?

Section 6: Grounds for Disagreement

Lecture 7 Grounds for Disagreement

Lecture 8 Distinguishing Between Political and Legal Differences

Section 7: Methods

Lecture 9 Methods of Dispute Resolution

Section 8: (A) Amicable or pacific means of Settlement or Extra-Judicial Peaceful Means

Lecture 10 9 -Amicable or pacific means of settlement

Section 9: A1 - Diplomatic Means of Dispute Settlement

Lecture 11 Diplomatic Means of Dispute Settlement

Lecture 12 A1.1 - Negotiation

Lecture 13 A1.2 - Mediation

Lecture 14 A1.3 - Good Offices

Lecture 15 A1..4 Distinction between Mediation and Good Offices

Lecture 16 A1.5 Inquiry

Lecture 17 A1.5 Concilliation

Section 10: A2 - Judicial Means of Dispute Settlement

Lecture 18 A2.1 Arbitration

Lecture 19 A2.2 Adjudication

Lecture 20 A2.3 Intervention

Section 11: A3 - Dispute Settlement Procedures Among Member States of International Organiza

Lecture 21 A3.1 - Organizations Involved in International Dispute Resolution

Lecture 22 A3.2 - Geneva Convention

Lecture 23 A3.3.1 - United Nations

Lecture 24 A3.3.2 - United Nations (Part 2)

Section 12: B - Coercive or compulsive means of settlement

Lecture 25 B. Introduction to Coercive or Compulsive means of settlement

Lecture 26 B.1 - Retortion

Lecture 27 B.2 - Reprisals

Lecture 28 B.3 - Embargo

Lecture 29 B.4 - Pacific Blockade

Section 13: Challenges

Lecture 30 Challenges (Part 1)

Lecture 31 Challenges (Part 2)

Section 14: Conclusion

Lecture 32 Conclusion

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