JUR1730 - International Humanitarian Law (The Law of Armed Conflict)

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This course has jointly taught classes with JUS5730 – International Humanitarian Law (The Law of Armed Conflict). See this course's semester page for schedule and messages.

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Alternative text book for bachelor's level

The assigned textbook for this course for the bachelor level is unfortunately out of print: Nils Melzer, International Humanitarian Law: A Comprehensive Introduction (ICRC, 2016) (331 pages).

An alternative to this book is:  Nicholas Tsagourias and Alasdair Morrison, International Humanitarian Law: Cases, Materials and Commentary (Cambridge University Press, 2018) https://www.cambridge.org/no/academic/subjects/law/humanitarian-law/international-humanitarian-law-cases-materials-and-commentary (35 GBP).

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Sep. 24, 2019 11:08 AM
Seminar for bachelor students 23 August 10.15- 12.00, Aud 14, DB(not compulsory)

This is a seminar for international and Norwegian law students who take law courses in English. The objective of the seminar is to introduce students to the International and European legal method from a practical perspective relevant for your study.

The seminar will consist of a questions-answer session on the topic related to the sources of European and International Law (1st hour) and discussion of assignments (2nd hour).  

 Please do the following before the seminar:

  1. Watch the introductory videos and be ready to discuss any questions that you might have on legal methodology and sources, during a question and answer session. 
  2. Read and think about the assignments posted on the semester page (discuss with other students, if possible) and be prepared for an interactive discussion of the questions that have been raised. 

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Aug. 16, 2019 3:26 PM
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