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2021 M CLN4U CLN4U: International Law Textbook Reading Welcome to intemalional law! Most of the concepts are likely new to you, so pay close attention to this reading. Answer the following questions in your own words as you're reading throughout the selected textbook chapters. The questions are listed in sequenlial order (as the information appears in the reading) 1. 10. 11. 12. Explain the concept of state sovereignty. Why is this concept important to the study of international law? What factors in the 20th century led to support for a more limited notion of sovereignty? How is international law different from domestic law? Give reasons for these differences. What advantages do states gain by agreeing to be subject to international law? Much polluted air from the United States affects air quality in Canada, and pollutants from Ontario affect the state of New York. Using the \"Trail Smelter\" ruling as a guide, should the state of New York be able to sue Ontario, or should Canada be able to sue the United States? Explain your reasoning. In what ways are treaties a key part of international law? Consider how they are negotiated, ratied. and enforced. What is a "federal state clause,\" and why does Canada need to include one in its treaties? Why are dispute resolution mechanisms needed for treaties? Use the Ottawa Convention Banning Landmines as an example to explain how an international issue is addressed by a treaty. Why might a receiving state reject a diplomat selected by the sending state? Why is diplomatic immunity an important concept for international relations