Provide students with an in-depth knowledge of the law of international responsibility and of its significance as a cornerstone of the international legal order
Contents
Sources and content of the responsibility mechanisms that have been established in public international law, constitutive elements, circumstances precluding wrongfulness, consequences of responsibility
Bibliography
See outline
Teaching methods
Partly ex cathedra, partly discussions based on reading assignments, course taught in French
Assessment
Participation in class (25 %) and "take home" examination (75 %)
ECTS
total: 4 ECTS (théorie: 2, travaux personnels: 2)
The ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) credit is a measure of the student workload for each activity associated with a course. Conventionally, one ECTS credit represents 24h of work.
