Course Information Semester Course Code Course Title T+P+L Credit ECTS 3 00620006 General Public Law 2+0+0 5 5 Course Details Language : Turkish Level : Bachelor's Degree Department / Program : Faculty of Law Mode of Delivery : Face to Face Type : Compulsory Objectives : The General Public Law course aims to comprehend the historical development of the society, its order and the structure of power, its functioning and its connection with society, shaping the state and the state model it depends on. It provides information on when and under what conditions human rights first appeared, how natural law looks at human rights and freedoms, and ways of protecting human rights and freedoms. Content : The first part of the course focuses on the development of the history of political thought in the context of modern era thinkers, beginning with the Ancient Greek Age thinkers. In addition to the historical development of human rights, fundamental rights and freedoms are covered in the framework of the European Convention on Human Rights and other international fundamental documents in the field of human rights protection, as well as the case law of the European Court of Human Rights and national protection mechanisms. Methods & Techniques : Prerequisites and co-requisities : None Course Coordinator : None Name of Lecturers : Asist Prof. HİKMET TÜLEN Assistants : None Work Placement(s) : No Recommended or Required Reading Resources : Mehmet Akad-Bihterin Vural Dinçkol,Genel Kamu Hukuku,Der Yayınları,İstanbul,2013.Kemal Gözler, Devletin Genel Teorisi, Ekin Basım Yayın Dağıtım, Bursa, 2015. Semester : Mehmet Akad / Bihterin Vural Dinçkol / Nihat Bulut, Genel Kamu Hukuku, Der Yayınları, İstanbul, 2016. Kemal Gözler, Devletin Genel Teorisi, 7. Baskı, Ekin Basım Yayın Dağıtım, Bursa, 2016. Oktay Uygun, Devlet Teorisi, 3. Baskı, Oniki Levha Yayınları, İstanbul 2017. Course Category Social Sciences 100% In-Term Study Informations In-Term Studies Quantity Percentage Mid-terms 1 40% Final examination 1 60% Total 2 100% Activity Informations Activities Quantity Duration Total Work Load Course Duration 28 2 56 Hours for off-the-c.r.stud 28 1 28 Mid-terms 1 28 28 Final examination 1 38 38 Total Work Load ECTS: 5 150 Course Learning Outcomes Upon the successful completion of this course, students will be able to: No Learning Outcomes 1 The student becomes master of the historical development process of the rules of law which regulates the relations between the individual and the state and has the ability to interpret these rules. 2 Learn the basic concepts and rules about the structure of international society and its relations; have the ability to interpret and discuss them. 3 They have knowledge about the structure of the United Nations and the Council of Europe and the functioning of their institutions. 4 Explain current human rights problems and solutions. 5 The student can work in various areas on the subject of Human Rights. 6 They can define and monitor current human rights developments. Weekly Detailed Course Contents Week Topics 1 Opening lesson: Subject, Method, Resources 2 Ancient Greek City States: Roots and institutions of democracy 3 The Theory of State and Rights before Plato; Sofism, Socrates 4 Plato's Theory of the State 5 Views of Aristotle on Citizens, Assembly, Government and Constitution 6 Hellenistic Period: Epicure, Stoa; The bridge was built after ancient Greece; universal equality 7 The Theory of the State and Rights in the Roman Empire 8 Middle Ages: Feudal Organization, Society, State and Law 9 Middle Ages: Patristic Period, St. Augustinus 10 Middle Ages: Scholastic Period. St.Thomas. and re-encounter with Aristotle 11 Late Middle Ages: Dante (global state); William of Ockham (roots of secular thinking) 12 Emergence of Modern State: General Features, N. Machiavelli 13 The emergence of the modern state: Jean Bodin and the legal definition of the sovereignty 14 Emergence of the Modern State: Thomas Hobbes 15 Midterm Exam 16 Introduction to Human Rights Law 17 Historical Development of Human Rights Thought 18 Qualifications of Human Rights 19 Classification of Human Rights 20 Different Ideological Approaches to Human Rights 21 Human Rights and Justice 22 Historical and International Documents Related to Human Rights 23 Historical and International Documents on Human Rights (Continued) 24 International Protection Mechanisms on Human Rights 25 International Protection Mechanisms on Human Rights (Continued) 26 The European Convention on Human Rights and the European Court of Human Rights 27 Protection of Human Rights at National Level 28 Year Final Exam Contribution of Learning Outcomes to Programme Outcomes P1P2P3P4P5P6P7P8 All 34 C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 bbb
