Transnational law in a changing society
Subtitle: essays in honor of Philip C. Jessup.
By: Edited by Wolfgang Friedmann, Louis Henkin, and Oliver Lissitzyn.
Contributors: Friedmann, Wolfgang Gaston, 1907-1972, ed.; Henkin, Louis, ed.; Lissitzyn, Oliver James, 1912- ed.; Jessup, Philip C. 1897-
Publisher: Columbia University Press
Published: 1972
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 324
Subjects: International law
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Philip C. Jessup, diplomatist, by D. Acheson.; title: Stages in the codification of international law, by C. de Visscher.; title: Modern sources of international law, by T. O. Elias.; title: Multinational entities in the law of nations, by C. W. Jenks.; title: International law and developing countries, by A. El-Erian.; title: Some reflections on substance and form in international law, by M. Lachs.; title: Human welfare and international law; a recording of priorities, by W. Friedmann.; title: Neutrality revisited, by F. Deák.; title: The once and the future law of the sea, by L. Henkin.; title: International responsibility of states for acts of the judiciary, by E. J. de Aréchaga.; title: Sovereign immunity as a norm of international law, by O. J. Lissitzyn.; title: Bilateralism and community interest in the codified law of treaties, by S. Rosenne.; title: The application of the European convention on human rights, by J. E. S. Fawcett.; title: Some observations on peace, law and human rights, by K. Tanaka.; title: The changing United Nations, by L. M. Goodrich.; title: Some notes on parliamentary diplomacy, by E. Hambro.; title: Have the U.N. administrative tribunals contributed to the development of international law? By S. Bastid.; title: Concerning the advisory role of the International Court of Justice, by A. Gros.