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What is the definition of international law? - -International law is that body of rules or norms that are considered legally binding by States in their intercourse with each other. -What are the 4 factors used to determine whether a State exists? - --Defined territory -Permanent population -Effective government -Capacity to enter into relations with other States -List 3 criticisms of international law. - --No Executive -No Legislature -No Judiciary -What is the "persistent objector" rule? - --In order for a State to protect itself from a claim that it agrees a certain practice is considered to be CIL, it must persistently and consistently object to the practice being considered CIL. -List 3 out of the 4 major dispute resolution mechanisms. - --Negotiation, Notification, Consultation -Mediation, Conciliation
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What are the characteristics of the horizontal structure of international law? [multi-select] Fully sovereign states Compulsory jurisdiction Reciprocity Decentralized - -decentralized, Fully sove... reign states, Reciprocity -Which of the following is an example of the vertical structure of international law? [multi-select] European Union NATO GATT ICJ UNSC - -ICJ, European Union -What's the difference between a monist and dualist state? - -A monist state is where international law automatically part of national legal system, while a dualist state has separate but distinguishable bodies of law -T/F: Private citizens play an important factor in the implementation of international law - -True -T/F: International law is based on the fundamental principles of right and wrong. - -True -The approach that emphasizes the importance of state consent is... Intl legal positivism Intl legal realism New Stream Feminist Theory - -International Legal Positivism -Which of these are examples of states following international norms? A country defending itself from imminent invasion Two states being viewed as equals within the U.N. General assembly A state that neighbors a state undergoing a regime change, and does not intervene in the conflict A state stops following the strictures of a treaty that it is party to and has followed in the past - -A country defending itself from imminent invasion [Show More]
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