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Introduction to International Law

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IntroInternational Law versus LawInternational Law versus Political ScienceBasic Concepts Learning International Law

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Слайд 1Introduction to International Law

Introduction to International Law

Слайд 2Intro
International Law versus Law
International Law versus Political Science
Basic Concepts
Learning

International Law


IntroInternational Law versus LawInternational Law versus Political ScienceBasic Concepts Learning International Law

Слайд 3International Law versus Law
“Law” is a system of social rules

usually enforced through a set of structured institutions.

International Law versus Law“Law” is a system of social rules usually enforced through a set of structured

Слайд 4International Law versus Law
“Public law" subjects, which relate closely to

the state (including constitutional, administrative and criminal law)
“Private law" subjects

(including contract, tort, property)
International Law versus Law“Public law

Слайд 5Example of Law
First Proposition: 10 Commandments by Moses: #6, Thou

Shall Not Kill
Second Proposition: If you kill, you will be

punished by…

Example of LawFirst Proposition: 10 Commandments by Moses: #6, Thou Shall Not KillSecond Proposition: If you kill,

Слайд 6International Law versus Law
But international law only refers to the

first proposition

International Law versus LawBut international law only refers to the first proposition

Слайд 7Example of International Law
Winners wrote the history.
Only the defeated will

be labeled as “war criminal.”

Example of International LawWinners wrote the history.Only the defeated will be labeled as “war criminal.”

Слайд 8International Law versus Law
International law (public), which involves for instance

the United Nations, maritime law, international criminal law and the

Geneva conventions.
International law (private) or conflict of laws, which addresses the question of which legal jurisdiction cases may be heard in.

International Law versus LawInternational law (public), which involves for instance the United Nations, maritime law, international criminal

Слайд 9Subtle Difference
By definition, International private law is still the “law,”

since the domestic courts could generate the ruling toward the

legal case and enforce it.

Subtle DifferenceBy definition, International private law is still the “law,” since the domestic courts could generate the

Слайд 10Example of International Private Law
It is relatively easier for two

locals to file divorce. If one of the couple were

a foreigner, then the foreign law should be considered by local court.
However, it does not mean that foreign country has any say in the legal consideration. It is a private and foreign individual versus the state legal system.
And the true international law is one legal system versus another, or others.

Example of International Private LawIt is relatively easier for two locals to file divorce. If one of

Слайд 11International Law versus Law
The key word is still “enforcement.”
Although

domestic enforcement did not get all the bad guys, (most

of time, the function of domestic law is a lot worse than international law) at least bad guys would not claim themselves as just, like most of bad states in the history and now.

International Law versus LawThe key word is still “enforcement.” Although domestic enforcement did not get all the

Слайд 12Example
The Rape of Nanking
United States in Iraq

ExampleThe Rape of NankingUnited States in Iraq

Слайд 13The Rape of Nanking

The Rape of Nanking

Слайд 14United States in Iraq

United States in Iraq

Слайд 15Intro
International Law versus Law
International Law versus Political Science
Basic Concepts


IntroInternational Law versus LawInternational Law versus Political ScienceBasic Concepts

Слайд 16International Law versus Political Science
Since there is no enforcement in

international law, all the actions are determined by conflicts, struggles,

possible consensus, conspiracies, or sophisticated calculations.
So, isn’t it the, simply put, POLITICS?

International Law versus Political ScienceSince there is no enforcement in international law, all the actions are determined

Слайд 17Basic Concepts
Politics
International Politics
Anarchy
State
Realism vs. Liberalism
International Organization and Institution
International Law

Basic ConceptsPoliticsInternational PoliticsAnarchyStateRealism vs. LiberalismInternational Organization and InstitutionInternational Law

Слайд 18Politics
Oxford Dictionary: “The art and science of government,” “public life

and affairs as involving authority and government,” “activities concerned with

the acquisition or exercise of authority or government,”
Other occasions: office/family/couple
Harold Laswell: “Who gets what, when, how,” “Authoritative allocation of values,”
Mark Lai Definition: “Power and goods, their competition, compensation, implementation and continuation”

PoliticsOxford Dictionary: “The art and science of government,” “public life and affairs as involving authority and government,”

Слайд 19International Politics
Politics among states, level of analysis
Differences between International

Politics and Taiwan Politics
Theoretical boundary between International Relations and Domestic

Politics: Anarchy vs. Hierarchy

International PoliticsPolitics among states, level of analysis Differences between International Politics and Taiwan PoliticsTheoretical boundary between International

Слайд 20Anarchy
Example: If you got a parking ticket just because of

a broken meter, what would you do?
Example: If Cuba invaded

Miami, what would the US do?
Example: If you had to go to a bad neighborhood with weak police enforcement, what would you prepare for this trip?
Definition: “No supreme power to govern,” “no overarching power,” “Self help system”
Anarchy vs. Chaos, Anarchic world still has order.
Value, legal and study system in an anarchic world
AnarchyExample: If you got a parking ticket just because of a broken meter, what would you do?Example:

Слайд 21State
A corporate body exercising or claiming to exercise, sovereign political

power over a particular geographic area. Sovereign power implies a

monopoly on the legitimate use of violence and must be recognized by other sovereign states.
StateA corporate body exercising or claiming to exercise, sovereign political power over a particular geographic area. Sovereign

Слайд 22Realism vs. Liberalism

Realism vs. Liberalism

Слайд 23International Organization and Institution
International organizations and institutions are the cooperative

problem solving arrangements and activities that states and other actors

have put into place to deal with various issues and problems.
They include international rules and laws, norms or soft law, and structures such as formal international intergovernmental organization as well as improvised arrangements that provide decision-making process, information gathering and analytical functions, dispute settlement procedures, and operational capabilities for managing technical and development assistance programs, relief aid, and force deployments.
International Organization and InstitutionInternational organizations and institutions are the cooperative problem solving arrangements and activities that states

Слайд 24International Law
State as the Main Actor
The Rule of Game “Trying”

to regulate relations among States
Original Function
Globalization
Expanded Function







International LawState as the Main ActorThe Rule of Game “Trying” to regulate relations among StatesOriginal FunctionGlobalizationExpanded Function

Слайд 25State as the Main Actor
Public international law establishes the framework

and the criteria for identifying states as the principal actors

in the international legal system.
Why? Good or bad, Force is the final answer to conflict resolution and state is the actor with the strongest ability of using force.

State as the Main ActorPublic international law establishes the framework and the criteria for identifying states as

Слайд 26Original Function
International law deals with the acquisition of territory, state

immunity and the legal responsibility of states in their conduct

with each other.

Original FunctionInternational law deals with the acquisition of territory, state immunity and the legal responsibility of states

Слайд 27Globalization
As the world gets smaller, the interaction among states dramatically

became intense, frequent and sometimes complicated.
Globalization speeded up the growth,

created the interdependence but also spurred the proliferation of negative transactions such as terrorism, drug trafficking, and financial speculation.
Most importantly, globalization hampered the function and influence of nation state governance. Traditional role nation states played could not deal with this world anymore.
GlobalizationAs the world gets smaller, the interaction among states dramatically became intense, frequent and sometimes complicated.Globalization speeded

Слайд 28Expanded Function
“Legal responsibility of states in their conduct with each

other.”
War
Money
People
The Earth


Expanded Function“Legal responsibility of states in their conduct with each other.”WarMoneyPeopleThe Earth

Слайд 29Expanded Function
Group rights
The treatment of aliens
The rights of refugees
International crimes
Nationality

problems
Human rights
Maintenance of international peace and security
Arms control
The pacific settlement

of disputes
Regulation of the use of force
Principles to govern the conduct of hostilities and the treatment of prisoners
Global environment
International waters
Outer space
Global communications
World trade


Expanded FunctionGroup rightsThe treatment of aliensThe rights of refugeesInternational crimesNationality problemsHuman rightsMaintenance of international peace and securityArms

Слайд 30Learning International Law
Absent a world government, the environment of international

politics is that of a loose anarchy. Observance of the

law is voluntary, for no superior political authority exists to compel obedience.
Learning International LawAbsent a world government, the environment of international politics is that of a loose anarchy.

Слайд 31Learning International Law
The truth that international law is not true

law made the learning of the subject become hazy and

sometimes cynical.

Learning International LawThe truth that international law is not true law made the learning of the subject

Слайд 32Learning International Law
Believers believed international law would and should be

the solution for global problems and skeptics suspected that international

law would do any good for currently chaotic nation-state world system. However, also this truth made the learning of the subject so challenging and rewarding.

Learning International LawBelievers believed international law would and should be the solution for global problems and skeptics

Слайд 33Learning International Law
Through the understanding of international law, one could

review the theory of international relations, scrutinize the regional politics

all over the world, as well as examine the conflict and cooperation between domestic law system and the international one.

Learning International LawThrough the understanding of international law, one could review the theory of international relations, scrutinize

Слайд 34Learning International Law
Simply put, this course will lead students go

through most of major issues touched in the four-years course

load and prepare students to the thesis writing and further graduate education.
Learning International LawSimply put, this course will lead students go through most of major issues touched in

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