Suchergebnisse

Jurisdiction — Personal — Criminal Jurisdiction — Place Where Offence Committed — Principle of Objective Territoriality.

Jurisdiction — Over Nationals for Offences Committed Abroad — Departure from Principle of Territoriality — The Law of Mexico.

Jurisdiction — Territoriality of — Criminal Offence Initiated Abroad — Offence Effective in Country of Venue — Jurisdiction of Country of Venue.

209Jurisdiction — Criminal jurisdiction — Location of offence — Offensive letters — Principles of subjective and objective territoriality — The law of the Netherlands.

Extradition — Political Offences — Right of Asylum — The Law of Switzerland.Extradition — Conditions of — Territoriality of Offence — Extraditable Offences — Political Offences — Right of Asylum.

The regional institutes of social and economic research were, with one exception, established in 1945 with a Parliament grant of 140 million pounds. The Colonial Office administers the funds and sets up various committees of scientists or persons with special knowledge of colonial territories to plan research programs in broad outline. The regional institutes, independent of the Colonial Office or governments, are commissioned to carry out these programs using their own detailed planning and organization. The 4 institutes in operation are: (1) the Rhodes-Livingston Institute, Northern Rhodesia,-assessing the 'effect of industrialization and migration labor on the economic development of Central Africa...'; (2) Institute of Social and Economic Research, Jamaica, -undertakes research in the areas served by the U Coll as a basis for teaching; (3) East African Institute of Social Research, Uganda,- studying types of cultures, urbanism, migratory movements, ethnography, etc.; (4) West African Institute of Social and Economic Research-working in the fields of ethnography, linguistics and economics. Two new institutes are planned: in the Malayan region and in the Gold Coast. D. Wolsk.

International Law and Municipal Law — Incorporation of International Law in Municipal Law as Consequence of Independence — The Law of Israel.Mandated Territory — Whether Included in Term "Colony" — The Law of Palestine and IsraelJurisdiction — On the High Seas — Criminal Jurisdiction — Over Nationals with regard to Crimes Committed on National Vessel on High Seas — Territoriality of Ships — The Law of Israel — Admiralty Offences (Colonial) Act, 1849 — Palestine Order in Council, 1922 — Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890 — International Law and Municipal Law.

Frontmatter -- Preface -- Contents -- Introduction -- I. RISE AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MODERN STATE SYSTEM -- 1. The Basic Features of the Modern State System -- 2. The Rise of the Territorial State -- 3. The Nature of Territoriality -- 4. The Territorial State in International Relations -- 5. Collective Security as an Attempt to Maintain the Territorial Principle -- 6. The Decline of the Territorial State -- II. INTERNATIONAL POLITICS IN THE ATOMIC AGE -- 7. The Impact of Bipolarity -- 8. The Impact of the New Weapons -- III. PROSPECTS OF FUTURE INTERNATIONAL POLITICS -- 9. Is There a Future for International Politics? -- 10. The Security Dilemma in the Atomic Age -- 11. A Plan for a Holding Operation -- 12. Universalism as Alternative to the Power Dilemma -- Index of Personal Names