1. Distinguish between 'public' and 'private' international law. 2. Object and purposes of international law. 3. Will of states as ground of legitimacy of international law. 4. Normative theory and obligatory nature of international law. 5. Nihilism in theory of international law. 6. Positivism and natural theories on legitimacy of international law. 7. Which entities other than States may apply international law and those to which international law may apply? 8. Distinguish between 'general', 'regional', and 'particular' international law. 9. What are the possible exceptions to State consent as the basis of international law? 10. Summarize the main functions of international law.

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