The Hague court reports ; comprising the awards, accompanied by syllabi, the agreements for arbitration, and other documents in each case submitted to the Permanent court of arbitration and to commissions of inquiry under the provisions of the conventions of 1889 and 1907, for the pacific settlement of international disputes ;

At head of title: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Division of International Law.

Judicial settlement of international disputes.

Includes 2d ed. of no. 1 and supplements for no. 2 and 9.

Proceedings of National Conference, American Society for Judicial Settlement of International Disputes

Mode of access: Internet.

The settlement of international controversies by pacific means; an address ... delivered before the World Alliance for International Friendship at New York city, November 11, 1928.

Mode of access: Internet.

Prize essays on a Congress of nations, for the adjustment of international disputes, and for the promotion of universal peace without resort to arms.

Mode of access: Internet.

Conciliation act of 1941. Hearings before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Education and Labor, United States Senate, Seventy-seventh Congress, first session, on S. 683, a bill to expedite the national-defense program by providing a method for the settlement of labor disputes in defense industries without resort to hasty strikes and lock-outs, May 6 to 29, 1941.

Lister Hill, chairman of subcommittee.

Preventing violent conflict : assessing progress, meeting challenges /

"September 2009."

Proceedings of ... National Conference /

The 1st, 3d-6th Conferences were held in Washington, D.C., 1910, 1912, 1913, 1915, 1916; the 2d, in Cincinnati, 1911. No conference was held in 1914.

El desarrollo del Derecho Internacional a través de la función consultiva de la Corte Internacional de Justicia

La Carta de la Organización de las Naciones Unidas establece dos funciones principales que la Corte Internacional de Justicia debe desarrollar; en primer lugar está la bien conocida función contenciosa que tiene como objeto dirimir conflictos entre los Estados miembros y, en segundo lugar, la función consultiva abierta al Consejo de Seguridad y a la Asamblea General –así como a los organismos que la Asamblea autorice–.El presente artículo muestra aspectos generales de la función consultiva y su importancia desde una doble óptica: la consolidación de instituciones de Derecho Internacional y su potencial utilidad en la solución de controversias internacionales –o diplomacia preventiva–. Y concluye considerando las formas de mayor utilización de la función consultiva en el sistema internacional. Proposiciones que se justifican en los más de sesenta años de práctica consultiva de la CIJ.

Conflicts over protection of marine living resources : the ‘Volga Case’ revisited

Non-traditional maritime security concerns have become more importantthan ever in the post-Cold War era. Naval forces of most developedcountries are more concerned about these threats than conventional war.One of the main maritime security issues for many countries in the world isillegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing in the marine area. Withthese burgeoning issues comes the potential for a large number of disputesinvolving international law. In early 2002, a long-line fishing vessel under aRussian flag –the Volga, was detained by Australian authorities a few hundred meters outside the Exclusive Economic Zone of Australia’s Heard and McDonald Islands in the Southern Ocean. The vessel was reportedly engaged in illegal fishing. This incident gave birth to litigation in international and Australian courts. Apart from these cases, Russia also announced separate litigation against Australia for violation of Articles 111and 87 of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (NCLOS).Considering the outcome of these cases, this article critically examines thecharacteristics of litigation as a strategy for pacific settlement of disputesover marine living resources. Using the Volga Case as an example, thisarticle explores some issues related to the judicial settlement of disputes over marine living resources. This article demonstrates that the legal certainty of winning a case may not be the only factor influencing the strategy for settlement of an international dispute.

Coverage of international and Pacific news in the Fiji Times and The Australian

The debate over the nature and flow of international news has dominated intellectual debate about journalism practice for some time. Developing countries argued there was an imbalance in the nature and amount of international news concerning them. They argued that the Western media rarely reported on developing countries and when they did, reported predominantly negative news about developing countries. The debate led to calls for a New World Information and Communication Order (NWICO). A number of studies examined its arguments, many finding developing countries were indeed disadvantaged by the Western media. This study compared foreign news coverage in The Australian and The Fiji Times, with special attention on news from the Pacific Islands region. It found the coverage of the Pacific Islands was still grossly inadequate in both newspapers. The coverage consisted of only a small number of stories, which were predominantly negative, surprising especially in the case of The Fiji Times.

Latin America and Asia Pacific trade and investment relations at a time of international financial crisis

Includes Bibliography

The settlement of disputes under the WTO: the experience of Latin America and the Caribbean

Includes bibliography

La protección del medio marino como una modalidad de cooperación internacional: experiencias de apoyo entre el Plan de Acción del Pacífico Sudeste y la CEPAL = Protection of the marine environment as a modality of international co-operation: the Plan of Action of the South-East Pacific and ECLAC

Incluye Bibliografía