《國(guó)際法（雙語）》-課程教學(xué)大綱

SyllabusofInternationalLaw（bilingual）國(guó)際法學(xué)（雙語）教學(xué)大綱BasicinformationofthecourseCourseCode:18070413CourseName:國(guó)際法學(xué)（雙語）EnglishName:InternationalLaw（bilingual）Coursecategory:SpecializedcourseClasshours:54Credits:3Applicableobject:LawUndergraduatesAssessmentmethod:ExaminationPrerequisitecourses:Jurisprudence,Constitutionallaw,Civillaw,Criminallaw.Course

descriptionInternationallawisprimarilyalawgoverningrelationsbetweenstates.Thesubjectiscomposedofgeneralsectionandindividualsection.Thegeneralsectionexpoundsthefundamentaltheoreticalproblem.includingthenatureandbasisofInternationalLaw.fundamentalprincipleofInternationalLaw.thesubjectofInternationalLaw.thesourceofInternationalLaw.TheindividualsectionsexpoundsprinciplesandregulationsofInternationalLawintheareasofinternationalrelations.includingterritorylaw.sealaw.spacelaw.populationinInternationalLaw.Internationalorganizationlaw.thelawofdiplomaticandconsular.thelawoftreaties.thelawofinternationaldisputesandthelawofarmedconflict.CourseNatureandTeachingPurpose1.ThenatureofthecourseInternationallawisoneofcompulsorycoursesforundergraduatestudentsmajoringinlawstipulatedbytheMinistryofEducation.Itisthebasisforlawundergraduatestostudyprivateinternationallawandinternationaleconomiclawinthefuture.2.TeachingpurposeThepurposeofteachingistoenablestudentstomasterthebasictheoriesandprinciplesofinternationallawthroughtheoreticalstudyandanalysisofalargenumberofcases,andtousethemtoanalyzeandjudgevariouseventsintoday'sinternationalsocietyfromtheperspectiveofinternationallaw,enhancetheconceptofnationalsovereignty,learntousetheknowledgeofinternationallawtosafeguardChina'snationalinterestsandtheoverallinterestsoftheinternationalcommunity,andpromotetheconstructionofacommunityofhumandestiny.TeachingContentsandRequirementsChapterIIntroductiontoInternationalLaw(THENATUREOFINTERNATIONALANDSOURCESOFINTERNALTIONALLAW)thepurposeandrequirementsUnderstandtheconceptsandcharacteristicsofinternationallawFocusonthehistoryoftheemergenceanddevelopmentofinternationallawFocusonmasteringthesubjectofinternationallawFocusonmasteringthesourcesofinternationallawUnderstandthecodificationofinternationallawUnderstandthelegalnatureandvaliditybasisofinternationallawFocusontherelationshipbetweeninternationallawanddomesticlawUnderstandthebasicprinciplesofinternationallawFocusonthecontributionofMarxistclassicalwriterstointernationallawB.teachingcontentSection1ConceptsofInternationalLawConceptsofinternationallawCharacteristicsofinternationallawItisthelawbetweenstates,notthelawabovestates.Internationallawandprivateinternationallaw,internationaleconomiclawandinternationaljurisprudenceSection2ContributionofClassicalMarxistWriterstoInternationalLawMarxandEngels'viewsoninternationallawLenin'spositiononinternationallawSection3DevelopmentofInternationalLawAncientinternationallawModerninternationallawThecharacteristicsofservingthewesterncolonialexpansionandaggressionContemporaryinternationallawItisthelawofcooperationSection4SubjectofinternationallawConceptofSubjectofInternationalLawTypesofsubjectsinmoderninternationallawIndividualsarenotthesubjectofinternationallawSection5SourcesofInternationalLawTheconceptofsourcesofinternationallawSourcesofinternationallawSection6CompilationofInternationalLawAbriefhistoryofcodificationofinternationallawConceptandsignificanceofsealcuttingCompilationofinternationallawundertheauspicesoftheUnitedNations,InternationalLawCommissionSection7BasisofEffectivenessandSchoolofInternationalLawSection8RelationshipbetweenInternationalLawandDomesticLawThetheoryoftherelationshipbetweeninternationallawanddomesticlaw2.Domesticimplementationofdomesticlaw3.China'spracticeontherelationshipbetweeninternationallawanddomesticlawSection8FundamentalPrinciplesofInternationalLaw1.Theconceptofbasicprinciplesofinternationallaw2.DeclarationonPrinciplesofInternationalLaw3.FivePrinciplesofPeacefulCoexistenceChina'simportantcontributiontothedevelopmentofinternationallawC.homeworkRelationshipbetweeninternationallawanddomesticlaw.D.teachingmethodsandmeansGiveprioritytoclassroomteaching,interspersedwithclassroomdiscussion.ChapterIIStatesA.thepurposeandrequirements1.theconcept,typesandbasicrightsofthestate2.Focusonstateimmunity3.Understandthedifferenceandeffectofrecognitionbetweenthestateandthegovernment4.FocusonmasteringthebasicprinciplesofstatesuccessionB.teachingcontentSection1OverviewofStates1.Theconceptofstate2.TypesofcountriesThevassalstateandtheprotectedstatearethetypesofcountriesthatexistedinthepastwesterncolonialexpansionperiod3.Basicrightsandobligationsofthestate4.StateimmunitySection2RecognitionbythestateandthegovernmentConceptandnatureofstaterecognitionToacertainextent,thetheoryofconstitutionisconducivetowesterninterventionandcontrolofnewlyindependentcountries,andhasbeenabandoned2.Thesituationcreatedbythestateandtheconditionsforrecognition3.Mode,scopeandeffectofstaterecognitionThestatehastheobligationnottorecognizethenewstateestablishedbyviolatinginternationallaw4.RecognitionbyGovernmentsandotherentitiesSection3StateSuccessionandGovernmentSuccession1.Theconceptofinternationalsuccession2.AspectsandrulesofStatesuccession3.ThePeople'sRepublicofChinaandthequestionofsuccessionC.homeworkToanalyzesseveralcasesrelatedtothesuccessionofthePeople'sRepublicofChina:theHubeiGantonRailwayBondCase,theTwoAirlinesCompanyCase,andtheGuanghualiaoCase,andunderstandstherelevantsituationsinwhichtheWestdeliberatelyreversedrightandwrongandviolatedinternationallawindealingwiththeabovecases.D.teachingmethodsandmeansGiveprioritytoclassroomteaching,interspersedwithclassroomdiscussion.ChapterIIIPopulationsinInternationalLawA.thepurposeandrequirements1.Understandthewaytoacquirenationality2.Understandthecausesandsolutionsofnationalityconflicts3.FocusontheprincipleofnationaltreatmentandMFNtreatmentinthetreatmentofforeigners4.Focusontheconditionsofdiplomaticprotection5.Focusontherulesofextradition6.Understandthelegalbasisandprinciplesofasylum7.UnderstandtheconditionsandtreatmentforobtainingrefugeestatusB.teachingcontentSection1NationalitySystem1.theconceptandsignificanceofnationalitylaw2.Legislationonnationality3.Theprincipleofacquisitionandlossofnationality4.Settlementofnationalityconflicts5.ProvisionsofthePeople'sRepublicofChinaonnationalitySection2LegalStatusofAliens1.Overview2.JurisdictiontoAliensAliensshouldbesubjecttotheterritorialjurisdictionofthecountrywheretheyarelocatedManagementofentry,residenceandexitofforeignersAcountryenjoyssovereigntyinthemanagementofforeigners3.Treatmentofforeigners4.Diplomaticprotection5.ThelegalstatusofforeignersinthePeople'sRepublicofChinaSection3ExtraditionandAsylumSystem1.Extraditionsystem2.AsylumDiplomaticasylumisagainstinternationallaw3.ThelegalbasisandprinciplesofextraditionandasyluminthePeople'sRepublicofChinaSection4InternationalProtectionofRefugees1.Overview2.Theconceptofrefugees3.Legalstatusofrefugees4.ThepositionandpracticeofthePeople'sRepublicofChinainprotectingrefugeesC.homeworkTheTheoryofExtraditionandAsylumandthePracticeinChinaD.teachingmethodsandmeansGiveprioritytoclassroomteaching,interspersedwithclassroomdiscussion.ChapterIVNationalTerritoryA.thepurposeandrequirementsUnderstandtheconceptofnationalterritory2.Focusonmasteringthewayofnationalterritorialchange3.UnderstandtheborderdisputesbetweenChinaandneighboringcountries4.UnderstandthelegalstatusoftheAntarcticandArcticB.TeachingcontentSection1Stateterritoryandterritorialsovereignty1.themeaningandimportanceofterritory2.Theconcept,natureandcontentofterritorialsovereignty3.RestrictionsonterritorialsovereigntySection2ComponentsofStateterritory1.Compositionofterritory2.Territorialland3.territorialwaters4.Airspace5.subsoilSection3Waysofchangingnationalterritory1.themeaningofthechangeofnationalterritory2.WaysofterritorialchangeintraditionalinternationallawCompulsorycessionandconquestareconsideredtoviolatemoderninternationallaw3.WaysofterritorialchangeinmoderninternationallawSection4Nationalboundariesandborders1.Theconceptofborder2.Theformationanddivisionofborders3.Settlementofborderdisputes4.BordersystemSection5China'sterritoryandborders1.China'sterritory2.China'sborderChinadoesnotrecognizetheillegalMcMahonLineChinahassovereigntyovertheSouthChinaSeaIslandsandtheiradjacentwatersThesovereigntyoftheDiaoyuislandsbelongstoChinaSection6LegalStatusoftheNorthandSouthPoles1.Antarcticregion2.ArcticregionC.homework1.AnalyzethedisputebetweenChinaandJapanonthedelimitationofcontinentalshelfintheEastChinaSea,andunderstandthatChina'sclaimhassufficientbasisininternationallaw.2.AnalyzethearbitrationcasebetweenChinaandthePhilippinesintheSouthChinaSea,andknowthatthearbitraltribunal'sawardisillegalandinvalid.D.TeachingmethodsandmeansGiveprioritytoclassroomteaching,interspersedwithclassroomdiscussion.ChapterVInternationalLawoftheSeaA.thepurposeandrequirements1.Understandthehistoricalevolutionofthelegalstatusoftheoceanandtheoriginofthelawofthesea2.FocusonthelegalstatusofeachseaareaandtherightsandobligationsofallcountriesinitB.teachingcontentSection1Concept,HistoricalDevelopmentandCompilationofInternationalLawoftheSeaTheconceptofinternationallawoftheseaHistoricaldevelopmentofinternationallawoftheseaCompilationofinternationallawoftheseaSection2InternalWater,TerritorialSeaandAdjoiningAernalwater2.Territorialsea3.ThecontiguouszoneSection3Archipelagicwatersandstraitsusedforinternationalnavigation1.Archipelagowaters2.StraitsusedforinternationalnavigationSection4ExclusiveEconomicZoneandContinentalShelf1.Exclusiveeconomiczone2.ContinentalshelfSection5HighSeas1.Conceptandlegalstatusofthehighseas.2.Freedomofthehighseas3.JurisdictionatseaSection6InternationalSeabedArea1.Conceptandlegalstatusofinternationalseabedarea2.Developmentsystemofinternationalseabedarea3.InternationalSeabedAuthorityC.HomeworkDisputesoverdelimitationofcontinentalshelfintheeastchinaseabetweenChinaandJapan.D.teachingmethodsandmeansGiveprioritytoclassroomteaching,interspersedwithclassroomdiscussion.ChapterVIInternationalAirLawA.thepurposeandrequirements1.Understandthedevelopmentofaviationlaw2.Usetheaviationsystem3.FocusonmasteringthelegalprotectionofinternationalaviationsafetyB.teachingcontentSection1Theoverviewofaviationlaw1.Theconceptofairlaw2.DevelopmentofairlawSection2LegalStatusofAirspaceStateshavesovereigntyovertheirairspaceSection3InternationalCivilAviationSystem1.Rulesofairnavigation2.AirtransportsystemSection4LiabilityforDamagesinInternationalAviationSection5LegalProtectionofInternationalAviationSafety1.Internationaltreatiesoninternationalaviationsafetyandthecrimesstipulatedtherein2.Criminaljurisdiction3.ExtraditionorprosecutionofaircrimesC.homeworkJurisdictionofaircrimes.D.teachingmethodsandmeansGiveprioritytoclassroomteaching,interspersedwithclassroomdiscussion.ChapterVIIOverviewofOuterSpaceLawThepurposeandrequirements1.Understandthedevelopmentofouterspacelaw2.Focusonmasteringtheprinciplesandsystemsofouterspacelaw3.UnderstandtheprinciplesonspacetechnologyanditsapplicationsadoptedbytheUnitedNationsGeneralAssemblyTeachingcontentSection1Theoverviewofouterspacelaw1.Theconceptofouterspace2.DevelopmentofouterspacelawSection2PrinciplesandSystemsofOuterSpaceLaw1.Fundamentalprinciplesofouterspace2.RelevantregimesofouterspacelawSection3PrinciplesonSpaceTechnologyandItsApplicationsAdoptedbytheUnitedNationsGeneralAssembly1.Principlesofsatelliteinternationaldirecttelevisionbroadcasting2.PrinciplesofRemoteSensingEarthbySatellite3.PrinciplesfortheuseofnuclearpowersourcesinouterspaceC.HomeworkRelevantsystemsofouterspacelaw,UnderstandChina'spositiononthepeacefuluseofouterspace.teachingmethodsandmeansGiveprioritytoclassroomteaching,interspersedwithclassroomdiscussionChapterVIIIInternationalEnvironmentalLawthepurposeandrequirements1.Understandtheemergenceanddevelopmentofinternationalenvironmentallaw2.Focusonmasteringthebasicprinciplesofinternationalenvironmentallaw3.UnderstandthemaincontentsofinternationalenvironmentallawteachingcontentSection1OverviewofInternationalEnvironmentalLaw1.Internationalenvironmentalissues2.Theconceptofinternationalenvironmentallaw3.Theemergenceanddevelopmentofinternationalenvironmentallaw4.InternationalOrganizationforEnvironmentalProtectionSection2BasicPrinciplesofInternationalEnvironmentalLaw1.Theprincipleofsovereigntyoverresourcedevelopmentandtheprincipleofnotdamagingtheenvironmentoutsidethenationaljurisdiction2.Principlesofinternationalcooperation3.Theprincipleofsustainability4.Theprecautionaryprinciple5.TheprincipleofcommonbutdifferentiatedresponsibilitiesAsadevelopingcountry,ChinasupportsandfirmlyupholdsthisprincipleSection3MainContentsofInternationalEnvironmentalLaw1.Preventionandcontrolofenvironmentalpollution2.Maintaintheclimatesystem3.Biodiversityprotectionandrationalutilizationofresources4.Protectionofnaturalregions5.OntradeandenvironmentalimpactsC.homeworkBasicprinciplesofinternationalenvironmentallaw.teachingmethodsandmeansGiveprioritytoclassroomteaching,interspersedwithclassroomdiscussionChapterIXInternationalOrganizationLawthepurposeandrequirements1.Understandtheformationanddevelopmentofinternationalorganizationsandtheirlegalstatus2.FocusontheauthorityofthesixmajororgansoftheUnitedNations3.UnderstandtheconceptsandbasiccharacteristicsoftheUnitedNationsspecializedagencies4.UnderstandtherelationshipbetweenregionalinternationalorganizationsandtheUnitedNations5.UnderstandthelegalsystemsoftheInternationalMonetaryFund,theWorldBankGroupandtheWorldTradeOrganizationB.teachingcontentSection1OverviewofInternationalOrganizations1.Theconceptofinternationalorganization2.Theformationanddevelopmentofinternationalorganizations3.Typesofmoderninternationalorganizations4.SomelegalissuesconcerninginternationalorganizationsSection2UnitedNations1.PurposesandprinciplesoftheUnitedNations2.PrincipalorgansoftheUnitedNations3.IssuesrelatedtothereformoftheUnitedNations4.ChinaandUnitedNationsChinasupportstheUnitedNationsinplayingitsrole,andChinaisanimportantforceinsafeguardingworldpeaceanddevelopmentSection3SpecializedAgenciesoftheUnitedNations1.ConceptandbasiccharacteristicsofUnitedNationsspecializedagencies2.TypesofUnitedNationsspecializedagencies3.ProfileofspecializedagenciesSection4RegionalInternationalOrganizations1.Definitionandcharacteristicsofregionalinternationalorganizations2.RelationshipbetweenregionalinternationalorganizationsandtheUnitedNations3.BriefintroductionofregionalinternationalorganizationsC.homeworkThereformoftheUnitedNations.teachingmethodsandmeansGiveprioritytoclassroomteaching,interspersedwithclassroomdiscussionChapterXTheLawoFDiplomaticandConsularRelationsthepurposeandrequirements1.Understandtheconnectionanddifferencebetweendiplomaticrelationsandconsularrelations2.Focusonthecontentofdiplomaticprivilegesandimmunities3.FocusonthecontentsofconsularprivilegesandimmunitiesteachingcontentSection1ForeignRelationsLaw1.Overviewofdiplomaticrelationsandembassies2.BasisandcontentofdiplomaticprivilegesandimmunitiesThetheoryofextraterritorialjurisdictionhasbeenabandonedObligationsofembassiesandpersonsenjoyingdiplomaticprivilegesandimmunitiesDiplomaticasyluminembassiesandconsulatesisagainstinternationallaw4.Specialmissionsystem5.CommencementandterminationofprivilegesandimmunitiesSection2ConsularRelationsLaw1.Overviewofconsularsystem2.Consularprivilegesandimmunities3.Obligationsofconsulatesandpersonsenjoyingconsularprivilegesandimmunities4.ThebeginningandendofprivilegesandimmunitieshomeworkThebasisandcontentofdiplomaticprivilegesandimmunities.teachingmethodsandmeansGiveprioritytoclassroomteaching,interspersedwithclassroomdiscussionChapterXIInternationalProtectionofHumanRightsPurposeandrequirements1.Understandtheconcept,developmentandcurrentsituationofinternationalprotectionofhumanrights2.Focusonthemaincontentsoftheinternationalhumanrightscharter3.Understandthecontentsofspecializedinternationalhumanrightslegaldocuments4.FocusonthemechanismofinternationalhumanrightsprotectionTeachingcontentSection1Concept,DevelopmentandPresentSituationofInternationalProtectionofHumanRights1.Theconceptandtheoryofhumanrightsputforwardduringthebourgeoisrevolution2.Theoriginanddevelopmentofinternationalprotection3.Differencesandconnectionsbetweeninternationalprotectionofhumanrightsanddomestichumanrightssystem4.SeveraltheoreticalissuesofinternationalprotectionofhumanrightsSection2InternationalHumanRightsCharter1.UniversalDeclarationofHumanRights2.InternationalCovenantonCivilandPoliticalRights3.InternationalCovenantonEconomic,SocialandCulturalRightsSection3SpecializedInternationalHumanRightsLegalDocuments1.InternationalConventionontheEliminationofAllFormsofRacialDiscriminationConventionontheSuppressionandPunishmentoftheCrimeofApartheid3.ConventiononthePreventionandPunishmentoftheCrimeofGenocide,4.ConventionontheEliminationofAllFormsofDiscriminationagainstWomen,5.ConventionagainstTortureandOtherCruel,InhumanorDegradingTreatmentorPunishment6.ConventionontheRightsoftheChild7.DeclarationontheRighttoDevelopmentSection4InternationalHumanRightsProtectionInstitutions1.UnitedNationsagencies2.InternationaltreatybodiesC.homeworkChina'sbasicpositiononhumanrightsissues,China'seffortsandachievementsinhumanrightsprotection.teachingmethodsandmeansGiveprioritytoclassroomteaching,interspersedwithclassroomdiscussionChapterXIILawofTreatiesPurposeandrequirements1.Understandtheconceptoftreaty2.Understandthetreaty-makingprocedures3.Focusonreservationstotreaties4.Focusontherelationshipbetweenthetreatyandthethirdcountry5.Focusontheinterpretationoftreaties6.Understandthetermination,suspensionandinvalidityoftreatiesteachingcontentSection1Overviewoftreaty1.Theconceptoftreaty2.Nameofthetreaty3.Structureandwordingoftreaties4.CompilationoftreatylawSection2conclusionandentryintoforceoftreaties1.Contractingcapacity2.Contractingprocedures3.AccessiontotheTreaty4.Reservationstotreaties5.EntryintoforceoftheCovenant6.LawofthePeople'sRepublicofChinaontheProcedureofConcludingTreatiesSection3Compliance,ApplicationandInterpretationofTreaties1.Theprinciplethattreatiesmustabideby2.Applicationoftreaties3.TreatiesandThirdStates4.InterpretationoftreatiesSection4Modification,Termination,SuspensionandInvalidationofTreaties1.ModificationoftheTreaty2.Terminationandsuspensionofoperationoftreaties3.InvalidtreatyhomeworkCompliance,applicationandinterpretationoftreaties.DiscussesthatChinaisamodelcomplianceandpractitioneroftheinternationaltreatiestowhichitisaparty.TeachingmethodsandmeansGiveprioritytoclassroomteaching,interspersedwithclassroomdiscussionChapterXIIIStateResponsibilityPurposeandrequirements1.theconceptandnatureofstateresponsibility2.Focusongraspingtheconstituentelementsofstateresponsibility3.Understandtheexemptionofstateresponsibility4.UnderstandtheformsofstateresponsibilityTeachingcontent Section1Theoverview1.theconceptandnatureofstateresponsibility2.ThedevelopmentandevolutionofthetheoryofstateresponsibilitySection2ElementsofStateResponsibility1.Theconceptofinternationallywrongfulact2."ActofState"underinternationallaw3.Acountryisinvolvedinanothercountry'sinternationallywrongfulactSection3ExemptionofStateResponsibility1.agree2.Countermeasuresagainstinternationallywrongfulacts3.Forcemajeureandaccidents4.DangersandemergenciesSection4FormsofStateResponsibility1.Stoptheillegalact2.Compensation3.Restitution4.Compensation5.apologize6.Guaranteenottorepeatit7.RestrictsovereigntySection5NewProblemsofStateResponsibilitySystem1.Internationalcrimes2.StateresponsibilityandinternationalliabilityhomeworkThedevelopmentandevolutionofthetheoryofstateresponsibility.TheUnitedStatesbombedtheChineseEmbassyinYugoslaviain1999,andtheUnitedStatesshouldbearthenationalresponsibilityforthisact.TeachingmethodsandmeansGiveprioritytoclassroomteaching,interspersedwithclassroomdiscussionChapterXIVPeacefulSettlementofInternationalDisputesPurposeandrequirements1.Understandthecharacteristicsofinternationaldisputes2.Understandtheestablishmentandsignificanceoftheprincipleofpeacefulsettlementofinternationaldisputes3.Understandthepoliticalmethodsforsolvinginternationaldisputes4.Focusonmasteringthelegalmethodsforsolvinginternationaldisputes5.UnderstandtheresponsibilitiesandpowersoftheUnitedNationsandregionalorgansinthepeacefulsettlementofinternationaldisputes6.UnderstandthedisputesettlementmechanismoftheWorldTradeOrganizationandtheUnitedNationsConventionontheLawoftheSeaTeachingcontentSection1generality1.theemergenceofinternationaldisputes2.Characteristicsofinternationaldisputes3.Typesofinternationaldisputes4.ClassificationofinternationaldisputesettlementmethodsSection2EstablishmentandSignificanceofthePrincipleofPeacefulSettlementofInternationalDisputes1.TwoHaguePeaceConferencesandPeacefulSettlementofInternationalDisputes2.Afterthefirstworldstation,3.AftertheSecondWorldCongress4.TheprincipleofpeacefulsettlementofinternationaldisputesisestablishedasthebasicprincipleofinternationallawanditssignificanceSection3PoliticalMethodsforSolvingInternationalDisputes1.Negotiationandcoordination2.Investigation3.Goodofficesandmediation4.ReconciliationSection4LegalMethodsforSolvingInternationalDisputes1.Arbitration2.PermanentCourtofArbitration3.Judicialsettlement4.PermanentCourtofInternationalJustice5.InternationalCourtofJusticeSection5UnitedNationsandPeacefulSettlementofInternationalDisputes1.ThedutiesandpowersoftheprincipalorgansoftheUnitedNationsinthepeacefulsettlementofinternationaldisputes2.DevelopmenttrendSection6RegionalOrgansorRegionalMeasuresandPeacefulSettlementofInternationalDisputesSection7DisputeSettlementMechanismoftheWorldTradeOrganizationandtheUnitedNationsConventionontheLawoftheSea1.WorldTradeOrganization2.UnitedNationsConventionontheLawoftheSeahomeworkJurisdictionoftheInternationalCourtofJustice.China'spositionandpracticeinresolvinginternationaldisputes.TeachingmethodsandmeansGiveprioritytoclassroomteaching,interspersedwithclassroomdiscussionChapterXVUseofforcePurposeandrequirements1.Theemergenceanddevelopmentofcollectivesecuritysystem2.FocusonmasteringthecollectivesecuritysystemoftheUnitedNations3.UnderstandtheUnitedNationspeacekeepingoperationsteachingcontentsection1Theoverview1.theconceptofcollectivesecurity2.TheemergenceanddevelopmentofcollectivesecuritysystemSection2CollectiveSecuritySystemoftheUnitedNations1.ThepoliticalfoundationoftheUnitedNationscollectivesecuritysystem2.CollectivesecurityobligationsundertheCharteroftheUnitedNations3.Divisionofcollectivesecurityfunctions4.Measurestodealwiththreatstopeace,breachesofpeaceandactsofaggression5.RegionalapproachesunderthecollectivesecuritysystemSection3UnitedNationsPeacekeepingOperations1.Overview2.CurrentstatusofUnitedNationspeacekeepingoperations3.ChinaandUNpeacekeepingoperationsChina'scontributiontoUNpeacekeepingoperationsSection4SomeLegalIssuesinContemporaryCollectiveSecurity1.Limitsofprohibitionoftheuseofforceorthreat2.Conditionsandscopeoflegitimateself-defense3.Theuseofforcetoprotectnationalsabroad4.HumanitarianinterventionThe"humanitarianintervention"advocatedbysomewesterncountriesisaviolationofinternationallawfromatheoreticalpointofview,andameanstosafeguardtheirowninterestsfromapracticalpointofview.5.ThefutureofcollectivesecurityC.homeworkTheemergenceanddevelopmentofcollectivesecuritysystemteachingmethodsandmeansGiveprioritytoclassroomteaching,interspersedwithclassroomdiscussionChapterXVILawofArmedConflictthepurposeandrequirements1.Understandtheformationanddevelopmentofthelawofarmedconflict2.Understandthecharacteristicsofthelawofarmedconflict3.Focuson