Week 10: Forcible/ Compulsive Means for Settlement of International Disputes
When the concerned States fail in settling a dispute by peaceful means, forcible or coercive means are adopted. These are Retorsion, then Reprisal, Intervention, Blockade war.
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Course Material
- Week 01: Law of Treaties
- Week 02: Introduction: Formation and Conclusion of Treaties
- Week 03: Reservation to a Treaty, Entry into Force, Registration and Depositary of Treaties
- Week 04: Observance and Application of Treaties, Interpretation of Treaties
- Week 05: Amendment and Modification of Treaties, Invalidity of Treaties, termination and withdraw of treaties
- Week 06: Nationality Part-I
- Week 07: Nationality Part-II (Modes of Acquiring and Lose of nationality)
- Week 08: Peaceful Settlement of Disputes (Part-I)
- Week 09: Adjudicative Methods of Dispute Settlement & Institutional Methods of Dispute Settlement
- Week 10: Forcible/ Compulsive Means for Settlement of International Disputes
- Week 11: Aliens under International law
- Week 12: Law of Asylum and Extradition under International Law
- Week 13: League of Nations
- Week 14: The United Nations (Part I)
- Week 15: United Nations Part-II
- Week 16: Human Rights
- Mid-Term Assignments Topics (Last Date for Submission 02-05-2020)
- Chapters 17
- Department Law College
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Ms. Mamoona Khalid
