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New Horizons in International Law 2nd ed


ISBN13: 9780792318712
ISBN: 0792318714
Published: July 1994
Publisher: Brill Academic Publishers
Format: Hardback
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The second revised edition of the late Judge Elias's renowned work, ""New Horizons in International Law"", first published in 1979. The years that have elapsed since the first edition have seen the emergence of new trends in international law, and these are reflected in two new chapters in Part IV of the book. An additional chapter on the lawmaking process and the future of international law has also been included in the book, while the remaining chapters have been extensively revised.;Judge Elias was himself able to carry out much of the work on this new edition, which is published by Martinus Nijhoff in co-operation with UNITAR. Following Judge Elias's untimely death, UNITAR arranged for Francis M. Ssekandi to complete his task, and the result is a stimulating and substantial addition to the literature of international law.

Contents:
Part 1 New dimensions in international law: new horizons in international law; the contribution of Asia and Africa to contemporary international law.
Part 2 Progressive development of international law: the law of treaties; the new law of the sea; human rights and the developing countries; Banjul Charter on human and people's rights; regional commissions on human rights with special reference to Africa; development of international humanitarian law; international humanitarian law and Africa.
Part 3 Self-determination: United Nations operation in the Congo; the struggle for independence for Namibia; end of sanctions of South Africa and freedom for Nelson Mandela
Part 4 International economic law: basic principles and perspectives of the new international economic order; the charter of economic rights and duties of states.
Part 5 The ICJ and the judicial process: International Court of Justice - present trends and future prospects; the International Court of Justice in the search for peace; the International Court of Justice innrelation to the United Nations administrative tribunal.
Part 6 Status and future of international law and law-making process: new perspectives and conceptions in contemporary international law; the international law-making process and the future of international law.