Course aims:

• to provide the minimum knowledge in what concerns the application of Romanian legislation, European legislation and other juridical internationals instruments
• to form a juridical thinking in what concerns public relationships
• to assimilate new juridical information interpretation, correlation, comparative studies of juridical institutions from national law, European law and others state law.

Course Entry Requirements:

Introduction to international public law.

Course contents:

1. Concepts refearing to historical evolution of international law. 2. Comparision of international law and intern national law. 3. The essential principles provided in ONU Declaration and in Final Act 4. Regognition of the rebels in a civil war.of CSCE from Helsinki. 5. Position of individual in international law. 6. Juridical regim of Danube delta and its evolution. 7. Solving international dissagrement with ONU aid.

Teaching methods:

Lecture, conversation, exemplification.

Learning outcomes:

• retrieval of written sources of international public law • Concepts refearing to historical evolution of international law.

Learning outcomes verification and assessment criteria:

Written test examination. Verification during the semester

Recommended reading:

• Nastase, C. Jura, F. Coman, 14 prelegeri de Drept international public, Ed. C. H. Beck, 2012
• Preda Matasescu, Tratat de drept international public, ed. Hamagiu, 2010
• D. Mazilu, Drept international public, vol. 1 si 2, ed. Lumina Lex, 2010
• Gh. Moca, M. Dutu, Drept international public, Ed. Universul Juridic, 2008
• Mona Maria Pivniceru, Drept international public, Ed. Hamagiu, 2007