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Published by Craig Forcese
Audio primer series in public international law. The audio lectures recorded in 2016 for a course in public international law, offered by Craig Forcese at uOttawa law school.
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Lecture 20 (State Responsibility) Craig Forcese
Lecture 19A (ICL Primer) Craig Forcese
Lecture 19 (State Jurisdiction II) Craig Forcese
Lecture 18 (State Jurisdiction I) Craig Forcese
Lecture 17 (Oceans II and Special Regions) Craig Forcese
Lecture 16 (Oceans I) Craig Forcese
Lecture 15 (State Territory II) Craig Forcese
Lecture 14 (State Territory I) Craig Forcese
Lecture 13(a) (Human Rights Primer) Craig Forcese
Lecture 13 (UN System) Craig Forcese
Lecture 12 (States II) Craig Forcese
Lecture 11 (States I) Craig Forcese
Lecture 10 (Other Sources) Craig Forcese
Lecture 9 (Customary II) Craig Forcese
Lecture 8 (Customary 1) Craig Forcese
Lecture 7 (Treaty Reception) Craig Forcese
Lecture 6 (Treaties 4) Craig Forcese
Lecture 5 (Treaties 3) Craig Forcese
Lecture 4 (Treaties 2) Craig Forcese
Lecture 3 (Treaties 1) Craig Forcese
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