International Law · International
United Nations Audiovisual Library of International Law
A subject-organised collection of lectures by international-law scholars and practitioners. Individual pages may include outlines, slides and reading lists.
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- International-law subjects organised by the UN library.
- Lecturer information and supporting resources where supplied.
Key concepts
- International Law
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