Introduction to law (LAW-1205): Organization & societies

In this section, researchers can find scholarship on public and private international law subjects. Articles are grouped into topics including Dispute Settlement, European Union, Human Rights, Intellectual Property, International Commercial Law, International Criminal Law, International Environmental Law, Regional Instruments, Regional Instruments – Trade, Terrorism, and the United Nations, to name a few. Within each topic, the most recent versions of articles are listed in alphabetical order by their title. Researchers can consult the publication statement within each article,

The International Law Programme works to enhance the capacities of diplomats, public officials, delegates, professionals, students, and other stakeholders on various topics related to international law. The programme offers a wide range of training activities, including master programmes offered jointly with other institutions, high-level executive diplomas, tutor-facilitated online courses, self-paced online courses, face-to-face training activities, and the blended Intensive Training Programme on International Law.

The idea of rule of law, traceable to ancient scholars, resonates in most major legal traditions. WJP’s definition of rule of law is built around four universal principles, developed in accordance with internationally accepted standards and norms, in consultation with a wide variety of experts worldwide