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International law, also known as public international law and state law, is a set of rules, norms, and generally accepted standards in relations between states. It establishes normative guidelines and a general conceptual framework for guiding the state in a variety of domains, including war, diplomacy, trade, and human rights. International law aims to practice stable, consistent and organized international relations.

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International law, also known as public international law and state law, is a set of rules, norms, and generally accepted standards in relations between states. It establishes normative guidelines and a general conceptual framework for guiding the state in a variety of domains, including war, diplomacy, trade, and human rights. International law aims to practice stable, consistent and organized international relations.

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ADNEGA S'YADOT / 

SSALC S'YADOT OT EMOCLEW

LOOHCS DROFMAL / SSALC ECNEICS LAICOS


D E V E L O P M E N T O F L A W B
B E T W E E N C O U N T R I E S

NAMA :

-INTAN NABILA PUTRI AMELIA

- SELLA RAHMAH

- VIRA CORNELIA
H E WELCOME TO
TODAY'S CLASS!
TODAY'S AGENDA
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Definition 01

WAL LANOITANRETNI
Terminology 02

International Law Development Staga 03

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Emergence of modern international law 04

Establishment of "Westphalian system" 05

Treaties 06

International custom 07

Statehood and Responsibility 08


WAL LANOITANRETNI YREMOTSUC / NOITINIFED

WAL LANOITANRETNI YREMOTSUC / NOITINIFED


DEFINITION

International law, also known as public


international law and law of nations,[1] is the set of
rules, norms, and standards generally accepted in
relations between nations
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WAL LANOITANRETNI YREMOTSUC / YROTSIH


TERMINOLOGY
The term "international law" is sometimes divided into "public" and
"private" international law, particularly by civil law scholars, who seek to
follow a Roman tradition.[6] Roman lawyers would have further
distinguished jus gentium, the law of nations, and jus inter gentes,
agreements between nations. On this view, "public" international law is
said to cover relations between nation-states and includes fields such as
treaty law, law of sea, international criminal law, the laws of war or
international humanitarian law, international human rights law, and
refugee law.
1. Early development (in ancient times)
2. Medieval and renaissance

LOOHCS DROFMAL / SSALC ECNEICS LAICOS


3. Towards modern times
SSUCSID S'TEL

INTERNATIONAL LAW 4. 19th century


DEVELOPMENT STAGE

5. 20th century
6. Now Days
EMERGENCE OF MODERN INTERNATIONAL LAW
WAL REMOTSUC LANOITANRETNI FO NOITACIFIDOC

WAL REMOTSUC LANOITANRETNI FO NOITACIFIDOC


The 15th century witnessed a confluence of factors that contributed to an accelerated
development of international law into its current framework. The influx of Greek scholars from the
collapsing Byzantine Empire, along with the introduction of the printing press, spurred the
development of science, humanism, and notions of individual rights. Increased navigation and
exploration by Europeans challenged scholars to devise a conceptual framework for relations with
different peoples and cultures. The formation of centralized states such as Spain and France
brought more wealth, ambition, and trade, which in turn required increasingly more sophisticated
rules and regulations.
ESTABLISHMENT OF "WESTPHALIAN
SYSTEM"

ECITSUJ FO TRUOC LANOITANRETNI EHT


ECITSUJ FO TRUOC LANOITANRETNI EHT

The developments of the 17th century came to a head at the conclusion of the
"Peace of Westphalia" in 1648, which is considered to be the seminal event in
international law. The resulting "Westphalian sovereignty" established the
current international legal order characterized by independent sovereign
entities known as "nation states", which have equality of sovereignty regardless
of size and power, defined primarily by the inviolability of borders and non-
interference in the domestic affairs of sovereign states.
TREATIES

LOOHCS DROFMAL / SSALC ECNEICS LAICOS


International treaty law comprises obligations expressly and
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voluntarily accepted by states between themselves in treaties.


The Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties defines a treaty
as follows“treaty” means an international agreement concluded
between States in written form and governed by international
law, whether embodied in a single instrument or in two or more
related instruments and whatever its particular designation”
INTERNATIONAL CUSTOM
SWAL LANOITANRETNI YRAMOTSUC REHTO

SWAL LANOITANRETNI YRAMOTSUC REHTO


Customary international law is derived from the
consistent practice of States accompanied by
opinio juris, i.e. the conviction of states that
the consistent practice is required by a legal
obligation.
STATEHOOD AND RESPONSIBILITY

International law establishes the framework and the


YTILIBISNOPSER DNA DOOHETATS

YTILIBISNOPSER DNA DOOHETATS


criteria for identifying states as the principal actors in
the international legal system. As the existence of a
state presupposes control and jurisdiction over
territory, international law deals with the acquisition
of territory, state immunity and the legal responsibility
of states in their conduct with each other.
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