The Law of Armed Conflict is built around four principles: (i) Distinction between military and civilian targets, (ii) Proportionality, (iii) Military necessity and (iv) Limitations. JUR661 Law of Armed Conflict, with emphasis on maritime operations is a new 10 ECTS course, developed and special designed as one of six courses in a new part-time Master's program: Executive Master’s Programme in Operative Management and Exercise of Authority. The course may however also be taken as a stand-alone course.
The subject of LOAC is therefore not when or if parties to a conflict have the right to resort to armed force - but the rules applicable between them when they do. The Law of Armed Conflict (LOAC) applies between parties to an armed conflict, be it an international armed conflict or non-international armed conflict (sometimes called an internal armed conflict).
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