international law

Definition/Scope: A body of rules that control or affect the rights of nations in their relations with each other.

Broader Terms:

law

Narrower Terms:

airspace
armistices
asylum
cease-fire violations
citizenship
civil defense
civil war
diplomatic immunities
diplomatic protection
diplomatic protests
dismemberment of nations
dispute settlement
eminent domain
environmental law
executive agreements
expatriation
exterritoriality
extradition
failed state
fishery legislation
forced labor
foreign service
government liability (international law)
human rights
humanitarian intervention
immigration law
indemnity
international arbitration
international courtesy
international disputes
international environmental law
international obligations
international travel regulations
laws of war
maritime law
naturalization
neutrality
Non-State Actor
repatriation
salvage
sanctions (international law)
sovereignty
treaties
war

Related Terms:

1970 UNESCO Convention
crimes against humanity
diplomatic documents
failed state
international courts
international offenses
international relations
international security
passports
political crimes
space law
territorial waters
terrorism
UN resolutions