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Introduction. I. The ideal of Law: a). The United States and the United Nations. b). International Investment Treaties. II. Counter-Narrative: Law of Empire: a). The Security Council: Legislating Hegemony. b). International Investment. III. The complexity of Contemporary International Regimes: a). The backlash against the Security Council. b). Constraint of Empire in International Investment. IV. A contemporary approach to understanding 'Empire': a) Ancient Empire. b). The modem Empire of Law. V. Conclusion. ; Introducción. I. El ideal del Derecho: a). Los Estados Unidos y las Naciones Unidas. b). Tratados internacionales de inversión. II. Contra-narrativa: La Ley del Imperio: a). El Consejo de Seguridad: Legislando la hegemonía. b). Inversión Internacional. III. La complejidad de los regímenes internacionales contemporáneos: a). La reacción contra el consejo de seguridad. b). Restricciones del Imperio en las inversiones internacionales. IV. Un acercamiento a la comprensión de "imperio?: a). El imperio antiguo. b). El moderno imperio de la ley. V. Conclusión.

Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- Foreword -- Preface -- List of figures -- List of abbreviations -- Introduction -- Overview -- The notion of control -- Structure of the book -- 1 Effective control in occupation law -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Establishing control -- 2.1 Stepping back in time -- 2.1.1 Authority and control -- 2.1.2 Uprisings and effectivity -- 2.1.3 Exercising authority -- 2.1.4 Occupation duration -- 2.1.5 The Oxford Manual of 1880 -- 2.1.6 The Hague -- 2.1.7 De lege lata -- 2.2 Common Article 2 GCs -- 2.3 Article 1 AP I 1977 -- 2.4 Anatomy of the effective control test -- 2.4.1 Military presence -- 2.4.2 Consent -- 2.4.3 Actual vs. potential control -- 2.4.4 Effective control for qualifying a situation as an occupation -- 3. Joint and shared control: control exercised by an MNF and UN endorsed control -- 3.1 MNF control over territory -- 3.2 UN operations -- 3.3 The formula for ascertaining the responsibility of the UN and troop-contributing states -- Conclusions -- 2 Occupation by an intermediary -- 1. Introduction -- 1.1 Preliminary remarks -- 1.2 Control over armed groups and subordinate governments/de facto authorities -- 2. Control over an armed group: examples -- 2.1 Croatia exercising control over the Croatian Defence Council (HVO) -- 2.2 Uganda controlling the Congo Liberation Movement (MLC) -- 2.3 Critical appraisal -- 3. Control over de facto authorities: examples -- 3.1 Crimea, Ukraine -- 3.2 Cyprus -- 3.3 Georgia -- 3.3.1 The interrelationship of annexation and occupation -- 3.4 Nagorno Karabakh -- 3.5 Moldova -- 3.5.1 Decisive influence -- 3.5.2 Military presence and consent -- 3.6 Critical appraisal -- 4. IHL's own mechanism for control? -- 4.1 Belonging to a party to the conflict under Article 4 GC III -- 4.2 The potentiality of Article 29 GC IV.

Introduction to International contracting -- Principles of contract drafting -- Common international contract clauses -- The documentary transaction -- National laws affecting international contracts -- International sales contract -- International sales law : convention on contracts for the International sale of goods -- General principles of service contracting -- Agency and distribution agreements -- Intellectual property licensing -- Joint ventures, franchising, and long-term contracts -- Confidentiality and non-disclosure agreements -- Post-contract : continuing rights and obligations -- Electronic contracting

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Der XXIX. Europäische Agrarrechtskongress, der vom 21. bis 23. September 2017 in Lille stattfand, wurde vom C.E.D.R. (Comité Européen de Droit Rural) in Zusammenarbeit mit der Französischen Vereinigung für Agrarrecht (AFDR) organisiert.Das übergreifende Thema des Kongresses war "LANDWIRTSCHAFT UND WETTBEWERB", insbesondere die Anwendung des Wettbewerbsrechts auf den Agrarsektor sowie nationale treibende Kräfte und Hemmschuhe rechtlicher Art für die landwirtschaftliche Wettbewerbsfähigkeit. Die wissenschaftliche Arbeit wurde in drei Kommissionen auf der Grundlage nationaler Berichte geleistet. Entsprechende Schlussfolgerungen und Empfehlungen an die zuständigen Behörden der Europäischen Union, der Mitgliedstaaten und Drittländer sowie an internationale Organisationen wurden veröffentlicht. Dieser Band dokumentiert die Kongressarbeit inklusive der Generalberichte und des Syntheseberichts.