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BOOKS

International Law: Achievements and Prospects
*** General editor: Mohammed Bedjaoui
1992, 127 pp., 16.5x24.5 cm, hardback
ISBN 92-3 102716-6
Co-published with Martinus Hijhaff
Publishers, Netherlands ***
A remarkable compendium of works prepared under the direction of Mohammed Bedjaoul. Judge at the International Court of Justice 1n The Hague. Nine years of In-
tensive research and consulta lions by a team of over seventy world-renowned specialists were needed to accomplish this book. At a time of rapid change in the international po
lltical arena, many question* arise as to the real meaning and effective applications of International law This book provides an outstanding evaluation of its achievements a clear assessment of the rote played by international law in the world today-and Me future prospect* as new needs arise as a result of unforeseen changes In the geopolitical scene and world development. Content* include:
Subject* of international law: The concept of legal personality: states; International organizations: peoples and national liberation movements: individuals; transnational corporations.
Sources of international law : Treaties; custom; unilateral acts of states and international organizations; non-conven-tional concerted acts: equity: jurisprudence and teachings; international public law in municipal legal systems'.
Competence and responsibility of states; Jurisdiction of states: immunity of states; International state responsibility; succession of states.
The law of friendly relations between states: The concept of co-operation; diplomatic and consultcr relations; recognition of states and governments; the principle of non-Intervention; promotion of friendly relations by International organizations.
Peaceful settlement* of dis-putes: Methods of diplomatic settlement; methods of obligatory settlement of disputes;
settlement of disputes within Internationa] organizations.
The law of International economic relations: Permanent sovereignty over natural resources and economic actM ties; international law and de veiopment; commercial relations: monetary relations. in ternational law and Invest ments; transfer of technology
The law of confllctual relation*: The use of force by states in international law: the use of force by international organizations; the law of Inter national armed conflicts; the law applicable to non-lntcrna tional armed conflict*: disar moment and arms control.
The law of the seas: The adjacent sea; the continental shelf; the high seas; the seabed outside the limits of national jurisdiction.
Air and extra-atmospheric • pace: Air; outer apace: the moon and other celestial bod
Other system*: Antarctica: international river* and lakes; international canal*, protec Hon of the environment.
Human right* and rights of peoples: Civil and political rights; economic, social and cultural rights; women's rights; refugees right*; Inter national mechanisms for the protection of human rights.
Community-oriented rights: The right to development; the right to decolonization: the right to peace: future of Internationa] law.
Also published tn French