Terrorism as an international crime and means of combating it, Part Two

1- The concept of international humanitarian law 2- Introduction to public international law 3- Research methods, part one 4- Definition, objectives and philosophy of private international law 5- Multiple methods and approaches to the problem of conflict of laws 6- Principles governing diplomatic representation and diplomatic functions 7- International human rights law 8- Definition of international organizations and the rules that govern them 9- Arbitration procedures 10- Alternative means of resolving disputes 11- Alternative means to the official judiciary for resolving disputes 12- Completing arbitration procedures 13- Disputes that may be arbitrated 14- The United Nations as a model for international organizations 15- Arbitration agreement 16- Principles governing consular representation and consular functions 17- Disputes of the international sale of goods 18- External terrorism 19- International jurisdiction to resolve disputes with a foreign element 20- Implementation of an arbitration award that was annulled abroad 21- International courts 22- Terrorism as an international crime and means of combating it, Part One 23- Terrorism as an international crime and means of combating it, Part Two