Description

Your exam is approaching, and you need to understand the essentials of public international law—fast.

These 48-page revision notes are designed for students who have limited time to prepare. Instead of overwhelming you with textbook-length explanations, they focus on the rules, legal authorities, distinctions, and examples you need to build a clear understanding of the subject.

Follow the practical one-day study plan, work through nine carefully structured chapters, and test what you have learned before moving on. Clear explanations, comparison tables, diagrams, and worked examples help you understand how international law operates, not simply memorize definitions.

What’s inside:

• Nine chapters covering sources of international law, domestic law, treaties, states, jurisdiction and immunities, state responsibility, diplomatic protection, the International Court of Justice, and the use of force.

• A structured one-day revision plan and guidance for answering exam questions.

• 21 tables and six figures that make important rules and distinctions easier to understand.

• Chapter-end recall exercises with answer cues.

• 16 rapid-revision questions with explained answers.

• Two exam-style problems with worked answers.

• References to treaties, international judgments, and other legal authorities.

Format: Digital PDF · 48 pages, including the cover · American English