Introducción al Derecho Internacional Público

Module 1 serves as the foundation for the course, providing an overview of the emergence and evolution of public international law, the distinction between public and private international law, the relationship between international and domestic law, and the sources of international law. Learners will also explore the process of treaty creation, the subjects of international law, and the structure of international organizations.

Module 2 delves into the intricacies of diplomacy, covering the roles of heads of state, diplomats, and consular agents, as well as the functions, privileges, and immunities associated with diplomatic activities. Learners will gain a deep understanding of diplomatic protocols and the art of successful negotiations.

Module 3 explores the legal personality of international organizations, their organs, and the manifestation of their will, along with the means of action available to them. Learners will gain insights into the structure and functioning of prominent international organizations, including the United Nations (UN).

Module 4 focuses on economic cooperation and integration, covering various forms of economic integration and the role of organizations such as the World Trade Organization (WTO). Learners will also delve into the mechanisms for resolving trade disputes and promoting fair and equitable global trade.

Module 5 equips learners with a comprehensive understanding of the complexities of global economic integration, including the forms and mechanisms of integration, as well as the role of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in maintaining a fair and equitable global trade environment.

Module 6 marks the culmination of the course, offering a comprehensive review and consolidation of the knowledge and insights gained throughout the modules, ensuring learners are equipped to navigate the complexities of international law and contribute to the preservation of global legal frameworks.