BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 10. bp today announced
its new project aimed at supporting the enhancement of the quality
of legal education in Azerbaijan, Trend reports.
The project focuses on the development and publication of six
essential textbooks to enhance the teaching of jurisprudence in
local universities. It aims to foster academic excellence, promote
legal literacy, and support the next generation of legal
professionals in the country.
bp today publicly presented five of the books already completed,
with the plans to publish the remaining book in September this
year.
This project is part bp’s ongoing commitment to supporting
education and capacity-building in Azerbaijan.
Addressing the event marking the public presentation of the five
completed books, Bakhtiyar Aslanbayli, bp’s vice president for the
Caspian region, said: “By investing in the development of legal
education resources, we aim to support local legal experts in the
creation of high-quality educational materials. This will
ultimately contribute to the modernization of legal education in
the country and the formation of a well-informed, rights-conscious
generation of legal professionals.
“All six textbooks have been developed in close collaboration
with legal scholars and experts. We hope the books will be a
significant contribution to meeting the growing demand for modern
legal resources among university students, theory teachers, as well
as practitioners. We are, in particular, pleased that among the six
textbooks included in the project, four are being published for the
first time in Azerbaijan, marking a significant milestone in the
country’s legal academic landscape,” he noted.
The books included in the project are:
1. “International Medical Law” – the first of its kind in
Azerbaijan, this textbook addresses the intersection of healthcare
and human rights, reflecting Azerbaijan’s growing engagement in
international medical cooperation. It covers a wide range of
topics, including medical ethics, legal regulation of healthcare
services, and the role of international institutions.
2. “Mediation Law: General Provisions” – the first of its kind
in Azerbaijan, this textbook introduces the legal framework of
mediation, offering a detailed overview of its principles,
structure, and regulatory aspects. It aims to fill existing gaps in
legal education and support the development of a mediation culture
in Azerbaijan.
3. “Mediation Law” – the first of its kind in Azerbaijan, this
publication focuses on the scientific and doctrinal foundations of
mediation law. This textbook provides a comprehensive analysis of
mediation as a legal discipline and supports the academic and
practical understanding of mediation.
4. “International Public Law – General Part” (Revised 2nd
Edition) – This updated edition of the first academic course on
international public law offers a comprehensive doctrinal
understanding of the field. It covers key concepts such as the
subject and principles of international law, its sources, the
subjects of international law, mechanisms for dispute resolution,
and international legal responsibility. The revised edition
includes significant additions and updates to reflect recent
developments in international legal theory and practice.
5. “International Public Law – Specific Part” (Revised 2nd
Edition) – This textbook provides a detailed analysis of the
specific branches of international public law, including the law of
international treaties, foreign relations, international
organizations, humanitarian law, and international economic law.
The revised edition incorporates new insights and theoretical
advancements. It supports the development of a deeper understanding
of the global legal order and Azerbaijan’s role within it.
6. “Human Rights. Encyclopaedia” – the first of its kind in
Azerbaijan, this comprehensive teaching aid, which is yet to be
published, includes over a thousand articles covering both
theoretical and practical aspects of human rights. It explores the
history, development, and classification of human rights, as well
as international and national legal frameworks. It aims to foster a
deeper understanding of human rights and promote a culture of
respect and legal literacy in Azerbaijani society.
All textbooks are intended for a wide audience – students,
educators, academics, legal professionals, human rights advocates,
international affairs specialists, graduate and doctoral
candidates, legal scholars and practitioners, as well as mediators
and policymakers.
The total cost of the project is 230,038 manat ($135,316),
covering all stages from content development to publication and
project administration.
The project is implemented by the public union “Modern
International Law and Sustainable Development.”
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