Public International Law (Module 4)-Law of ITL Institutions

🌟 Course Title: Public International Law (Module 4) - Law of ITL Institutions

Course Headline: The Evolution of Law of International Institutions (From League of Nations to WTO)

Course Description:

Welcome to an in-depth exploration of Public International Law (Module 4) – a journey through the transformative evolution of international legal institutions, from the League of Nations to the modern-day World Trade Organization (WTO). This course, led by the esteemed Muralidharan R, will take you on a historical and analytical tour of the United Nations and its specialized organs.

📖 Key Course Highlights:

• Understanding the United Nations Structure: Dive into the organizational framework of the UN, exploring its key organs and their interplay within the international legal system.

• From Trusteeship to Independence: Discover how the work of the Trusteeship Council has made colonial domination a thing of the past, shaping a world where self-determination prevails.

• Cold War Chronicles: Trace the historical narrative through Lectures 3, 4, and 5, witnessing the geopolitical shifts during the Cold War era, the Post Cold War transition, and the emergence of China as a global economic powerhouse.

• United Nations Peacekeeping: Successes & Challenges: Analyze the role and impact of UN Peacekeeping forces in maintaining international peace and security through Lectures 6 and 7.

• Trade and Transformation: Delve into the origins and evolution of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) and its successor, the WTO, understanding their roles in shaping the global trade landscape.

• Security Council Reforms: Engage with the debate surrounding the expansion of the UN Security Council, including the potential inclusion of member states such as Germany, Japan, India, and Turkey.

• India's Shift: Examine how India, historically seen as a Non-Aligned nation, is increasingly becoming a strategic partner for the United States, Europe, and its implications for global politics and economics.

What You Will Learn:

• The historical development of international legal institutions from the League of Nations to contemporary entities like the WTO.

• The role and responsibilities of the United Nations and its specialized agencies within the international legal order.

• The successes and limitations of UN Peacekeeping missions in conflict resolution and peacebuilding.

• The complexities of global trade governance through GATT/WTO and its significance for international economic relations.

• The ongoing debate over United Nations Security Council reforms, including the prospect of adding new permanent members.

• The shifting role of India in international politics and its emerging relationship with major powers like the US and Europe.

Course Structure:

• Week 1-2: Introduction to Public International Law and the evolution of international institutions.

• Week 3: The League of Nations: Pioneer of International Cooperation.

• Week 4-5: The Cold War Era: International Institutions Under Strain.

• Week 6-7: Post-Cold War and the Rise of China: Redefining Global Power Dynamics.

• Week 8: United Nations Peacekeeping: A Retrospective and Prospective Analysis.

• Week 9-10: GATT to WTO: The Governance of Global Trade.

• Week 11: UN Security Council Reforms: Permanent Memberships and Global Representation.

• Week 12: India's Emerging Role on the World Stage: A New Strategic Alliance?

📅 Timeline:

• Start Date: [Insert Start Date Here]
• Duration: 12 weeks of engaging content, including readings, discussions, and interactive quizzes.

🤝 Join Us to embark on this fascinating journey through the history and development of international legal institutions and their impact on today's global order. Your understanding of Public International Law will reach new heights with this comprehensive course! 🚀

Enroll now and be part of a community of learners dedicated to mastering Public International Law (Module 4) – where history, law, and diplomacy converge.