Brief Course Description
1. Course Title:
Domestication of International law on Governace
2. Language of Instruction:
Tiếng Việt
3. Course Code:
DOM611032
4. Credits:
3
5. Course Objectives:
1. Fully recognize the issues of globalization and global governance, along with their advantages, limitations, opportunities, and challenges.
2. Develop a deep understanding and the ability to analyze matters related to the law of international organizations concerning state governance—specifically, how those laws are enacted and how they affect domestic legal systems.
3. Be capable of analyzing and evaluating core principles of global state governance based on fundamental principles of Global Administrative Law, such as transparency, accountability, participation, due process, and judicial oversight.
4. Analyze the characteristics of the interaction between domestic and international law in the process of implementing relevant international commitments on global governance, while correctly and comprehensively identifying institutional barriers and the necessity of complying with international commitments.
5. Demonstrate the ability to analyze and think critically when dealing with specific cases, such as China and the WTO or Vietnam and the TPP, with regard to commitments on state governance.
6. Brief Description of Course Content:
Global governance is a term related to the rules in state governance, introduced and popularized by international institutions. By participating in such institutions, countries must abide by their commitments to the implementation of standards related to global governance. The process of internalization occurs through the process of transplanting legislation so that the national law is compatible with international legal norms. However, this process may be smooth in one country, but may be problematic in another, depending on institutional characteristics and barriers to political and sovereign interests of nation.
This module is dedicated to the graduate level, focusing on the following topics:
(1) The concept, characteristics and history of globalization and global governance,
(2) The legal framework for state governance in the laws of international institutions,
(3) The principle of global governance through the concepts of transparency, accountability, participatory and accountability, also known as global administrative law,
(4) Identify institutional barriers to absorbing global standards.
(5) Internalizing international commitments: requirements, principles and procedures,
(6) The case of Vietnam in relation to the United Nations and the WTO.