International Law and Development

Herausgeber:innen:
Erik M.G. Denters
,
Paul Peters
, und
de Waart
Copyright-Jahr:
1988
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Front Matter
Preliminary Material
Abbreviations
Preface and Acknowledgements
Introductory Reflections Upon International Law and Development
Chapter 1.1 Sustainable Development as a Principle of International Law
Chapter 1.2 International Law: Instrument or Impediment of Change and Development?
Chapter 1.3 Co-Operation in Social Research: Alternatives in Development
Chapter 2.1 The Right of a State to Choose its Social and Economic System
Chapter 2.2 The Interaction Between National Law and International Law in Indonesia
Chapter 2.3 Towards a Theoretical and Sociological Framework for a Study of the Right to Economic Self-Determination of Peoples
Chapter 2.4 Permanent Sovereignty Over Natural Resources:
Chapter 2.5 Permanent Sovereignty Over Natural Resources Versus the Common Heritage of Mankind:
Chapter 3.1 Transnational Corporations and Emerging International Legal Standards
Chapter 3.2 Science and Technology for Development: Individual Property and Public Interest
Chapter 3.3 Investment Risk and Trust: The Role of International Law
Chapter 3.4 Bilateral Investment Promotion and Protection Agreements:
Chapter 4.1 The Concept of Economic Coercion: A Wrong in Itself
Chapter 4.2 Impact of Development Needs on International Trade Regulation
Chapter 4.3 Economic and Social Rights:
Chapter 4.4 Countertrade and the Third World
Chapter 5.1 Some Notes on IMF Conditionally with a Human Face
Chapter 5.2 Imf Conditionality:
Chapter 5.3 The Changing Structure of Financial Resources in Regional Development Banks
Chapter 5.4 Debt Internationalization and other Propositions on External Debts
Chapter 5.5 Taxation and Economic Development
Chapter 6.1 The Significance of the Limburg Principles
Chapter 6.2 The Legal Dimension of Socio-Cultural Effects of Private Foreign Enterprise:
Chapter 6.3 The Role of the Development Concept
Chapter 6.4 Minimum International Labour Standards:
Chapter 6.5 Supervision with Respect to the Right to Food and the Role of the World Bank
Chapter 7.1 Participation of Developing Countries in Decision-Making Processes
Chapter 7.2 Principles of International Development Law:
Chapter 7.3 State Rights and Human Rights as Two Sides of One Principle of International Law:
Chapter 7.4 The un Declaration on the Right to Development in the Light of its Travaux Preparatoires
Back Matter
Summary of Discussions
Participants in the Seminar on International Law and Development
Research Programme
Annexes
List of References
Index
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Verlag:
Brill | Nijhoff
Sprache:
Englisch
Umfang:
488 pp.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004632837

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