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International Law MicroMasters
edX
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A MicroMasters credential series of edX courses on international law, offered by Université catholique de Louvain, covering the law governing relations between states and international institutions.
Commenters call it a series of excellent edX courses on international law, pointing to it as a starting point for the subject.
Humanities & Social Sciencemixedinteractive MOOC#international law#public international law#edx#micromasters#louvain
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The International Court of Justice does not have compulsory jurisdiction, cases can only be referred to it by agreement between state parties, whether such agreement is expressed before or after the dispute. I'm unfamiliar with the Berne convention but I think it sets a minimum standard for copyright. States are free to go above the minimum. States are definitely free to decide whether a crime is civil or criminal and how it is to be prosecuted and punished.
There're a series of excellent EdX courses on International Law by the Université Catholique de Louvain if you're interested.
https://www.edx.org/micromasters/louvainx-international-law
Don't use endonyms like Den Haag or Torino for The Hague or Turin for developed countries. Use the traditional exonyms.