Titlebook: Jus et Societas; Essays in Tribute to Philip C. Jessup Book 1979 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1979 Affect.ETA.Europe.IRA.devel

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,Strikes and the Law — Some Recent Developments in Western Europe, shared an interest in the law governing labour relations. Friedmann saw it, as he saw everything, in the context of a far reaching and penetrating analysis of the relation between law and its social environment, as one element in the adjustment of corporate and of governmental power and of both to

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International Law and the Domestic Law of Canada,tionship between treaties and domestic law in England and in Canada and then move to less familiar areas of Canadian practice. An attempt will be made to investigate the rather murky area surrounding inter-departmental arrangements between Canada and sovereign states which are less than treaties but

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Principles of International Social Justice,es make it especially fitting to address these related themes in an essay in his honour. His stimulating papers on unjust enrichment, his detailed inquiries into joint ventures and the administration of development aid, his advocacy of equitable sharing of ocean resources, his perceptive studies of

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,Voting Procedure in International Conferences for the Codification of International Law, 1864–1930,omats for many years. The question became important in the United Nations in view of the increase in the pace of codification of international law, especially in connection with the law of the sea.. It might be desirable, therefore, to see how the rules on the subject developed in pre-United Nations

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Conscience, Law, Force and the General Assembly,ree backgrounds. The first of these is the classical publicist position on the duties of law and conscience between sovereigns, especially as regards treaties of peace between victor and vanquished (Section I). The second is the modern reagitation and “solution” of this issue, together with the issu

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The New System of International Law,mations affected international law? Where are we with respect to this social institution and what can we expect of it in satisfying the deepest hopes of mankind for international peace and cooperation, “to promote social progress and better standards of life in larger freedom?”

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,The World Bank’s Impact on International Law a Case-Study in the International Law of Cooperation,mmon interests by the parties involved. As a result, it has grown mainly on a regional basis; on the universal or quasi-universal level, it is found chiefly in two types of areas: first, technically oriented fields, where the advantages from cooperation are immediate and easily perceivable (e.g., co

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Non-Identification of the Majority and Minority in the Practice of the International Court of Justivisional measures, of Australia, New Zealand or France; . or the response of the Court. Rather, we note that the Court, by a vote of 8-6, indicated certain measures including an instruction to France to avoid nuclear tests causing the deposit of radioactive fall out on Australia, New Zealand or its