Autumn 2008, period A

Students should purchase one or other of these books.

• International law, 2. ed., Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2006
• Shaw, Malcolm Nathan, International law, 5. ed., Cambridge, University Press, 2003

Recommended literature

Each study group should have at least one copy of Harris.

• Harris, David J., Cases and materials on international law, 6. ed., Londonb Sweet & Maxwellc 2004, Sweet & Maxwellc 2004, 2004

Seminar material and stencils

• Seminar material and stencils will be available for purchase at the Office of Student Affairs (at Trädgårdsgatan 1) immediately after the introduction at the beginning of September

Autumn 2008 period B

Modul I; International Humanitarian Law

• Green, L. C., The Contemporary Law of Armed Conflict, 3rd edition, Manchester University Press, 2008

Modul I; Law of War - jus ad bellum

Choose one of these books.

• Dinstein, Yoram, War, aggression and self-defence, 4. ed., Cambridge, Cambridge Univ. Press, 2005
• Gray, Christine, International law and the use of force, 3. ed., Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2008

Recommended literature Modul I; Law of War - jus ad bellum

• Byers, Michael, War law: international law and armed conflict, London, Atlantic Books, Books,c 2005
• Kennedy, David, Of war and law, Princeton, N.J. ;a Oxford, Princeton University Press, cop. 2006
• Walzer, Michael, Arguing about war, New Haven, Conn. ;a London, Yale Nota Bene, 2005
• Walzer, Michael, Just and unjust wars: a moral argument with historical illustrations, 3. ed., New York, BasicBooks, cop. 2000

Modul II; The Law of State Responsibility

• Crawford, James, The International Law Commission's articles on State responsibility: introduction, text and commentaries, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2002

Modul II; International Law and Weapons of Mass Destruction

• Goldblat, Jozef, Arms control: the new guide to negotiations and agreements, 2nd ed., London, Sage, 2002