Diplomatic and Consular Law 370-PS5-4ERABH

(in Polish) dodatkowe

Blended learning

The course is dedicated to diplomatic and consular law. The course discusses the specifics of international diplomatic and conjugal law, primarily from the perspective of treaty norms, but also shows selected examples of national regulations that serve the implementation of international relations - i.e. the foreign service of states. It is divided into two parts. The first one covers introduction and general problems of diplomatic law, basics of international law in the field of diplomatic law, the role of customary law and diplomatic etiquette.This part of the lecture presents detailed issues related to the appointment of embassies and personnel of diplomatic missions. The role of international relations in this regard, especially diplomatic dialogue, is pointed out. The second one focuses on consular law in international law and specificity of consular assistance. This part of the lecture presents detailed issues related to the establishment of consulates and consular staff. The specific nature of the activities of consuls, as opposed to the functions of amabasses, is discussed.

KNOWLEDGE. Graduate:

KA7_WG3 - has in-depth knowledge of the principles and institutions of criminal, civil, administrative, constitutional law as well as judicial and administrative procedures

KA7_WK3 - knows and understands the terminology appropriate to specific disciplines of law

SKILLS. Graduate:

KA7_UW1 - is able to correctly interpret and explain the meaning of specific legal norms and the mutual relations between these norms within specific areas of law

KA7_UO1 - is fluent in the Polish law system, about diplomatic and consular law uses the norms of individual areas of law to solve specific problems by themselves; depending on own interests (selected specialization subjects) has extended skills to solve complicated practical problems in specific fields of law

COMPETENCES. Graduate:

KA7_KK2 - is able to independently and critically supplement knowledge and skills, extended by the interdisciplinary dimension

Verification: for all the effects - written exam, student presentation.

Verification of all effects in the form of written credit.
Depending on developments in the epidemiological situation, the possibility of carrying out the credit by electronic means is reserved.

Participation in in the class is mandatory and constitutes the basis for the final grade.

If a person misses the class and wants to make it up, it has to be done within 2 weeks during the consutlation hours.

Grade scale from 2 to 5.

The course will be evaluated based on:

1. multiple choice test of 12 questions.

Grading system:

12-11 - 5

10 - 4,5

8-9 - 4

7 - 3,5

6 - 3

2. additional 05, of the grade can be addes based on the student presentation of the selected problems of diplomatic or consular law.

Handouts for the course will be prepared by the instructor and handed during the first class.

Further reading:

Jan Wouters, Sanderijn Duquet, and Katrien Meuwissen, The Vienna Conventions
The Oxford Handbook of Modern Diplomacy, ed. by A. F. Cooper, J. Heine, and R. Thakur, Oxford 2013.

Additional information (registration calendar, class conductors, localization and schedules of classes), might be available in the USOSweb system:

• Description of 370-PS5-4ERABH in USOSweb