INST 2804 - A History of International Law

Hours: 3
International law has become one of the most crucial arenas in which to create, expand, and enact a shared sense of social and public responsibility across national boundaries. The development of our modern system of international law and human rights. Exploring the historical conditions that have led to an expansion of theories and practices of justice and public responsibility. Encountering debates over the moral function of conscience and the political role of states in the formation of international law. The impact of modern warfare on our present-day concepts of international justice and our efforts to achieve it.

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INST 2804 - A History of International Law