International law is more than a single subject. It is a legal system and differs considerably from domestic law. This can make the study of international law challenging.

Designed for first-time international law students or those wishing to refresh their generalist knowledge, this workbook captures the international legal system’s structural features and supports learning through a series of practice quizzes and problem questions covering all core areas of international law.

Part One of the workbook consists of short topic overviews followed by a mixture of multiple choice quizzes covering the principal features of each topic, and short-answer questions to prompt further reflection and consideration of the relevant concepts. Answers to all questions are provided at the end of each chapter.

The second section of the workbook consists of tutorial and exam-style problems. These build in complexity and scope as the reader works through the materials. At the end of the section are worked answers that explain the applicable law. The book concludes with a section providing general advice on essay writing and exam technique in international law.

The workbook is an essential resource for students and is an ideal companion to any substantive text on international law.

Features

• Supports learning in a complex area of law

• Extensive revision resource

• Includes quizzes, questions, problems and guided answers

• Includes advice on exam technique

Related Titles

• Hall, Principles of International Law, 6th ed, 2019

• Islam, International Law: Current Concepts and Future Directions, 2014

• Pert, Quick Reference Card: International Law, 2014

• Triggs, International Law: Contemporary Principles and Practices, 2nd ed, 2011

• Tully, Lewis and Quirico, LexisNexis Study Guide: International Law, 2015