Introduction
The law among nations.
How many sources of International Law do we have?
5
Are the ones between only two states or parties and are closely related, at least by analogy, to contracts between individuals.
Bilateral Treaties
How many zones ?
7
States and Special Subjects
Thomas Hobbes
They constitute the major source of international law.
Treaties and conventions
Are agreements negotiated by and involving more than two parties.
Multilateral Treaties
The waters within the base line of the territorial sea
Ports or Internal Waters
The space above a particular national territory, treated as belonging to the government controlling the territory.
Airspace
Theory that treats the international and domestic systems of law as separate and independent.
Dualism
Vienna Convention of ?
1969
Peculiar type of agreement resulting from inter-American conferences and meetings of foreign ministers.
Declarations
The sieze extends to a maximum limit of 12 nautical miles.
Territorial Sea
Is the head of the administrative branch that directs foreign policy under the authority of the head of state.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs
Theory that accepts that the internal and international legal systems form a unity.
Monism
A general practice accepted as law.
International Custom
They represent a unique American practice in conducting relations with other states.
Executive Agreements
Is an area adjacent to the territorial sea measured from the base line, up to a limit of 24 nautical miles
Contiguous Zone
They are agents sent by one State to another to participate in relations between the two.
Public International Law is based on article _____ of the Mexican Constitution.
133
Legal norms existing among the majority of nations.
How many types of agreements do we have?
4
Zone with a maximum extension of 200 nautical miles.
Exclusive Economic Zone
Are official agents that a State establishes in cities of other States, in order to protect its interests and those of its nationals.
Consular Officials