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“constitution Drafting process in Nepal-A Democratic Restructuring of state”Elucidates the statement with describing democratic history of Nepal.
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With the dramatic change in the world’s geography, state succession has become one of the most important subjects recently. Particularly after world war ii, more than 100 new states have emerged, and equally the integration of states is also apparent. Illustrate the application of international rules and principles of state succession in this changing context.
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Discuss the traditional/ coercive and peaceful methods of settling disputes in the paradigm of international law.
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The consequences of breach of international obligation by one state against another state, creates crisis not only in the relation between two but also in the relationship between the rules of state responsibility. This notion of state responsibility thus has played fundamental role in the development of system of international law. Examine critically.
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How do treaties, customs and ICJ practices make up the body of international law in the post U.N. era? Analyze with examples.
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“Modern international is significantly different from the classical international law.” Justify this statement using theories concerning subject of international law.
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“Force is only the weapon to bring the people into track”.Discuss it on the basis of Machiavelli’s theory of statecraft.
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Describe the theory of class struggle of karl Marx.Do you feel him rational?Argue.
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Describe the nature and importance of ‘doctrine of separation of power’.
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What is democracy?Analyze the present political scenario of Nepal and recommend actions and elements in order to make a democracy stable.
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compare the parliamentary system of government with the presidential system of government.Mentions merits and demerits of both systems.
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Explain and comment on the views on the interpretation and legal effects of reservations to multilateral treaties expressed by: (i) Principle and provision of international law (ii) UN Human Rights Committee in its General Comment number 24 (iii) ICJ in Advisory opinion in the Genocide case.
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“States are often attributable for the conduct of non-state actors.” Explain the statement with relevant examples and provisions of ILC Articles on state responsibility.
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Present and discuss the rules of the UN Charter that are of relevance to the issue of military intervention in order to prevent a humanitarian crisis.
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It is generally accepted that customary international law is formed through a combination of two important elements. Discuss the role of the two elements in the formation of customary international law and give examples as to how such practice has been used by international tribunals , when they examine, whether rules of customary international law exist and when they determine the content of such rules.
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