Lecture # 1 || Historical development of international law || International law || CSS || PMS Lecture # 2 || Sources of ilaw, Acquisition and loss of territory || International law || CSS || PMS Lecture # 3 || Recognition of State, Government, and individuals || International Law || CSS || PMS Lecture # 4 || Interventions, Munro doctrine || International Law || CSS || PMS Lecture # 5 || Territorial Soverignity, Freedom Of Highseas, Piracy || International Law | CSS | PMS Lecture # 6 || United Nations and its Principle Organs || international Law || CSS || PMS Lecture # 7 || Settelments of International Disputes, Subjects of ilaw | International Law |CSS |PMS Lecture # 8 || Introduction to ilaw, Doctrine of continuous voyage || International Law | CSS | PMS Lecture # 9 | Relationship between ilaw and muncipal law, laws of treaties | International law | CSS Lecture # 10 || Laws of war, International criminal court || International Law || CSS || PMS