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Week
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Topics
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Study Metarials
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1
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Non-State Actors and International Law:
1. The Emergence and Development of Non-State Actors;
2. Non-Governmental Organizations, Non-State Actors.
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R1. Chapter 2
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2
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Terrorism and International Law:
1. Historical Development of Terrorism
2. The Problem of Defining Terrorism and Basic Elements in Definition.
3. Structural-Deep Reasons of Terrorism
4. Types of Terrorism
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SR4. Chapter 2
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3
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Methods of Fighting Terrorism:
1. The Role of Intelligence in the Fight against Terrorism
2. Targeting Killing
3. The United Nations (UN) and the Fight against Terrorism
4. Fighting Humanitarian Law and Terrorism
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R1. Chapter 3
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4
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Self-determination and Right to Leave:
1. Self-determination Right
2. Right of Separation
3. Current Leaving Events
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R1. Chapter
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5
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Self-determination Conflicts and Solutions.
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SR1.Chapter 3
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6
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Right to Use Force:
1. Prohibition of Use of Force in Historical Process and Doctrine of Righteous War.
2. United Nations and Force Use System.
3. Terrorism and Force Use Law.
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SR4.Chapter 4
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7
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The Concept of Humanitarian Intervention and Protection Obligation.
Libya Incident and R2P.
Syrian Question and Doctrine of Obligation to Protect
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SR4. Chapter 6
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8
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Invitations Doctrine.
Syrian Intervention of Russia.
Russia`s Fracture Intervention and Force Use Law
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SR4. Chapter 8
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9
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Law of Armed Conflicts:
1. Historical Development of the Law of Clear Conflicts
2. Classification of Armed Conflicts
3. Internal Armed Conflicts
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SR6. Chapter 3
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10
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Failed States:
1. Problem of definition of failed state
2. Types of Failed State
3. Problems of Failed States
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SR4. Chapter 9
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11
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Universal Crimes and Jurisdiction:
1. Crime of Genocide
2. Crimes Against Humanity.
3. War Crimes
4. Sea Guardianship
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SR6. Chapter 4
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12
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Individual Criminal Responsibility for International Crimes:
1. The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.
2. The International Criminal Court for Rwanda
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R2. Chapter 3
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13
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International Law and Refugees
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SR6. Chapter 6
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14
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International Law of the Sea and Turkey`s Problematic Areas:
1. The Aegean Sea Problem
2. Problem of Sharing of Marine Authorities in the Eastern Mediterranean.
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R2. Chapter 4
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Prerequisites
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Language of Instruction
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Turkish
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Responsible
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Associate Professor S.Demirci
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Instructors
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1-)Doçent Dr. Sadat Demirci
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Assistants
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Resources
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K1. Taşdemir F, Özer A ( 2017) , Uluslararası Perspektifinden Self-Determinasyon ve Ayrılma, Hukuk yayınları, Ankara
K2.Taşdemir F, Albayarak G (2018), Uluslararası İnsancıl Hukuk Kavramlar İlkeler ve Yeni Gelişmeler, Adalt yayınları, Ankara
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Supplementary Book
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YK1. Kedikli U ( 2013), Uluslararası Terörizm ve Devlet Sorumluluğu, Nobel Yayınları, Ankara
YK2 Arıboğan, D. ( 2019), Duvar, İnkilap yayınları, İstanbul
YK3 Purtaş F. ( 2019), Uluslararası İlişkilere Tarihsel Bakış, Nobel, Ankara
YK4 Balta E, ( 2016), Küresel Siyasete Giriş, iletişim Yayınları İstanbul
YK5 Saraçlı M (2012) Uluslararası Hukukta Güncel Sorun Alanları, Big Bang yayınları, Ankara
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Goals
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This course, Turkey`s international and problematic areas of study, aims to examine issues günseli in the eyes of the international law section.
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Content
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The problem areas of International Law will be examined. In the light of new developments, information about the concepts of armed conflict, use of force and terrorism will be explained.
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Program Learning Outcomes |
Level of Contribution |
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1
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Describes the theoretical and applied knowledge of the field of international relations in depth.
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3
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2
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Interprets basic international problems and current international developments with an interdisciplinary approach.
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4
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3
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Follows the scientific literature and current sources in the field of international relations.
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3
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4
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It develops strategy and policy recommendations based on theoretical approaches and research on international problems.
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3
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5
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Describes the theoretical and applied knowledge of the field of international relations in depth
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6
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Uses the computer technologies necessary to conduct research, obtain and share information.
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7
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Uses acceptable diplomatic and academic English.
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8
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He/she can work individually and as a team member to solve problems arising in international relations.
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4
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9
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It supports the universality of social and cultural rights, gains awareness of social justice, and protects the historical and cultural heritage.
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10
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He/she effectively conveys his/her views, research, and analysis on international relations to the public and higher authorities in written, oral and visual forms.
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