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Intro -- Contents / Sommaire -- Articles -- Leadership in the Law: John P. Humphrey and the Development of the International Law of Human Rights -- Sommaire -- Extradition in the USSR's Treaties on Legal Assistance with Non-" Socialist" States -- Sommaire -- Réflexions sur la validité des opérations entreprises contre l'Iraq en regard de la Charte des Nations Unies et du droit canadien -- Summary -- The Environment and the Law of Conventional Warfare -- Sommaire -- Legal Aspects of Targeting in the Law of Naval Warfare -- Sommaire -- Visit, Search, Diversion, and Capture in Naval Warfare. Part I: The Traditional Law -- Sommaire -- Notes and Comments / Notes et commentaires -- L'examen des rapports périodiques du Canada en application du Pacte international relatif aux droits économiques, sociaux et culturels -- Summary -- The Canadian Laws Offshore Application Act: The Legislative Incorporation of Rights over the Continental Shelf -- Sommaire -- Canadian Investment Promotion and Protection Treaties -- Sommaire -- Self-Defence as a Justification for Disregarding Diplomatic Immunity -- Sommaire -- International Arbitration and International Adjudication: The Different Contemporary Lots of the Two Hague Tribunals -- Sommaire -- Information Note: Secretary-General's Trust Fund -- Chronique de droit international économique en 1990 / Digest of International Economic Law in 1990 -- Commerce, préparé par Martin St-Amant -- Le Canada et le système monétaire international en 1990, préparé par Bernard Colas -- Investissement, préparé par Pierre Ratelle -- Practice / La pratique -- Canadian Practice in International Law / La pratique canadienne en matière de droit international public -- At the Department of External Affairs in 1990-91 / Au ministère des Affaires extérieures en 1990-91.

The fifth session of the Metal Trades Committee of the International Labor Organization (ILO) was held in Geneva from October 25 to November 5, 1954, under the chairmanship of Mr. E. C. Puig (Mexico). Representatives of 20 countries and the United Nations, as well as observers from a number of non-governmental organizations, attended the session, at which the following three agenda items were considered: 1) a general report, dealing with steps taken by various countries and the ILO Office in the light of actions of previous sessions of the Committee and recent events and developments in the metal trades; 2) regularization of production and employment at a high level in the metal trades; and 3) methods of labor-management cooperation in metal-working plants. In the matter of labor-management relations, the Committee adopted, by 91 votes to 11, a memorandum concerning practical methods of labor-management cooperation, intended as a guide to employers and workers, which outlined matters suitable for joint consultation and suggested some guiding organizational principles and methods of cooperation. In the memorandum on the regularization of production and employment, adopted by the Committee by 71 votes to 33 with 3 abstentions, the general principles set forth were that 1) the proper goals of social, political and economic policy were to achieve full employment and to ensure steady progress towards higher living standards, 2) the benefits of higher productivity in the metal trades should be distributed equally among labor, capital and consumers, 3) sharp economic crises resulting in widespread unemployment were avoidable through appropriate action, and 4) sustained full employment could be built only on a solid foundation of adequate consumer purchasing power, of steadily rising living standards, of greater economic stability, especially for the lower-income groups, and of rapid economic development of under-developed countries.

Hermann Mosler lived 88 years of the 20th century, experiencing many of the great transformations that question existing knowledge & require new consideration, & making many contributions, particularly significant for the development of international law, in the latter half of the century. His first publication in 1937 was a dissertation still relevant for controversial discussions regarding intervention in a sovereign state, & showed the historical depth of question, juristically persuasive arguments, & elegant & precise language that would be his trademark. In his career progression, he remained respected, compromising during the Nazi era out of necessity. He took positions on fundamental questions & individual issues. His scientific occupation & writings regarding international law, German constitutional law, & comparative public law continued through the 1990s, particularly with respect to international law. L. Kehl

The article highlights norms and provisions of international legal documents within such international organization as the League of Nations, the United Nations Organization, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, the Council of Europe, the Organization of American States and the Organization of African Unity (African Union) in terms of means and procedures for the peaceful settlement of disputes. Conventions, declarations, resolutions, protocols, statutes, charters, treaties and other acts can be found among these international legal documents from all continents all over the world. In the process of studying the international legal acts, there are analysed provisions stipulating the use of means and procedures for the peaceful settlement of international disputes. There are also described characteristic features of applying these tools and mechanisms. Besides, it is conducted an analysis of their peculiarities and perspectives for use in practice. Despite a wide range of instruments and mechanisms available for the peaceful settlement of disputes, number of conflicts all over the world is increasing. It may say about their ineffectiveness or about a necessity to develop new concepts, new ideas, new approaches to understanding of conflict and ways of its solution. All peaceful instruments include application of negotiations. Along with that, negotiations as a method to resolve a dispute are not fully discovered and updated. There are no strict and generally recognised rules of conducting negotiations, what participants of negotiations should comply with and what is allowed or not allowed to do while convincing. Researchers of the peaceful settlement of disputes agree on effectiveness and reasonableness of engaging the third, neutral party for dispute resolution. It can be an objective remedy in terms of impartiality and fairness. One more aspect which is taken into account more and more often is prevention. That is to take corresponding measures in advance. When the situation is at the ...

First l will explain a brief definition of what is meant by international law, this is the set of judicial and legislative rules whose primary objective is contribute to re|ations between states are as orderly and consistent manner possible to work with the maintenance of solidarity and peace. ; Öncelikle uluslararası hukukun kısa bir açıklamasını yapacağım. Uluslararası hukuk ülkeler arasında dayanışma ve barışı temin edecek amacı düzenli ve tutarlı ilişkiler kurulmasına katkı sağlayacak kanunlar bütünüdür. uluslararası hukuk devletlerin diğer ülkeler ile ve kendi sınırları içinde yaşayan insanlarla ilişkilerindeki yasal sorumluluklarını tanımlar.