Q & A Revision Guide International Law 2013 and 2014

• Each Q&A is written by experts in the field, who are able to draw upon years of examination experience to point out common pitfalls and provide examples of ideal answers
• Every question is followed by a clear commentary indicating exactly what examiners are looking for, and how best to achieve it
• Bullet point answer plans and diagram answer plans clearly outline the best approach to take, and provide a strong foundation for constructing a good answer
• 'Examiner's tip' boxes throughout the text offer bite-size advice to steer you away from common mistakes, or guidance on how to make your answer really stand out from the crowd
• The accessible and user-friendly structure of the book ensures chapters are easy to navigate and key information can be readily broken down and retained
• Further reading suggestions at the end of every chapter direct you towards additional resources, to help develop and consolidate your existing knowledge

Readership: Undergraduate students taking optional modules in international law or public international law.

Susan Breau, Professor of International Law, Flinders University, Adelaide

Susan Breau is Professor of International Law at Flinders University, Adelaide.

1: The development of public international law
2: Sources of public international law
3: The law of treaties
4: International law and municipal law
5: Legal personality and the creation of states
6: Territory
7: Law of the Sea
8: Jurisdiction
9: State and diplomatic immunity
10: State responsibility
11: Arbitration and judicial settlement of disputes
12: Use of force by states - unilateral
13: Use of force by states - multilateral
14: International human rights law
15: International humanitarian law and international criminal law