International Legal Sanctions and Responsibility of States

This course addresses issues related to the legal and political nature of sanctions (countermeasures). During the course, students will be introduced to the history of the formation of the concept of sanctions, the modern approaches of states and international organizations to the application of sanctions, the sanctions infrastructure of the USA, the EU and Ukraine, the problems of imposing sanctions, court cases related to the appeal of sanctions, grounds for the responsibility of states, etc. After successful completion of the course, students will acquire theoretical knowledge about the norms governing the responsibility of states, approaches to the implementation of sanctions policy in Ukraine and abroad, and will gain practical skills in developing proposals for the imposition of sanctions.

 

3 credits
Subject matter of the discipline
Autumn
Semester of teaching the discipline
Test
Final control
Professors
Bohdan Bernatskyi
senior lecturer of the Department of International and European Law (part-time)
Contacts of the Faculty
+38(044) 425 60 73

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