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International Relations and Legal Cooperation in General Diplomacy and Consular Relations.

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor Corporativo: Max-Planck-Institut f�ur Ausl�andisches �Offentliches Recht und V�olkerrecht
Otros Autores: Bernhardt, Rudolf, 1925-
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Amsterdam ; Oxford : North-Holland Publishing Co., 1986.
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  • Front Cover; International Relations and Legal Cooperation in General: Diplomacy and Consular Relations; Copyright Page; INTRODUCTORY NOTE; Table of Contents; LIST OF ENTRIES; LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS; CHAPTER 1. ACAD�EMIE DE DROIT INTERNATIONAL; CHAPTER 2. ADMINISTRATIVE LAW, INTERNATIONAL ASPECTS; 1. Notion; 2. Evolution of Doctrine; 3. Choice of Law Excluded in Administrative Matters; 4. The Scope of Administrative Law: ""Delimiting Rules""; 5. Outstanding Problems; CHAPTER 3. AIDE-M�EMOIRE; CHAPTER 4. ASIAN-AFRICAN LEGAL CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE; 1. Historical Background
  • 2. Structure and Decision-Making3. Functions and Activities; 4. Evaluation; CHAPTER 5. ATLANTIC CHARTER (1941); CHAPTER 6. BANDUNG CONFERENCE (1955); 1. Historical Background; 2. Conference Activities; 3. Evaluation; CHAPTER 7. BROADCASTING, INTERNATIONAL REGULATION; 1. Notion; 2. Allocation, Assignment and Use of Radio Frequencies; 3. Regulation of Transfrontier Programmes The transfrontier regulation of broadcasting-; CHAPTER 8. CARNEGIE ENDOWMENT FOR INTERNATIONAL PEACE; CHAPTER 9. CHILDREN, INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION; 1. The Situation of Children; 2. Historical Evolution of Legal Rules
  • 3. Definition of a ""Child""4. Protection for Children in Special Situations; 5. Evaluation; CHAPTER 10. CODED COMMUNICATIONS; CHAPTER 11. COEXISTENCE; 1. Notion; 2. Historical Evolution; 3. Current Legal Status; 4. Evaluation; CHAPTER 12. COLOUR BOOKS; CHAPTER 13. CONFERENCES AND CONGRESSES, INTERNATIONAL; 1. Notion and Background; 2. Legal Situation; 3. Termination of the Conference; Final Act; 4. Evaluation; CHAPTER 14. CONSULAR JURISDICTION; 1. Notion; 2. Origins; 3. Capitulations; 4. Remnants of Consular Jurisdiction; CHAPTER 15. CONSULAR RELATIONS; 1. Notion
  • 2. Establishment of Consular Relations3. Establishment of a Consular Post; 4. Organs for Consular Relations; 5. Privileges and Immunities; 6. Termination of Consular Relations; CHAPTER 16. CONSULAR TREATIES; 1. Bilateral Consular Agreements; 2. The Efforts to Codify Consular Law; 3. The Vienna Convention of 1963; 4. Consular Agreements after the Vienna Convention; CHAPTER 17. CONSULS; 1. Notion; 2. Historical Evolution; 3. The Consular Staff and its Appointment; 4. Consular Functions; 5. Consular Privileges and Immunities; CHAPTER 18. CONSULTATION; 1. Notion
  • 2. Historical Development of Rules3. Legal Situation; 4. Conclusions; CHAPTER 19. COURIERS; 1. Notion; 2. Historical Evolution of Legal Rules; 3. Current Legal Situation; CHAPTER 20. CRIMINAL LAW, INTERNATIONAL; 1. Notion; 2. Development; 3. Current Legal Situation; 4. European Communities; 5. International Criminal Law; CHAPTER 21. CULTURAL AGREEMENTS; 1. Notion and Origins; 2. Contents; CHAPTER 22. CULTURAL AND INTELLECTUAL COOPERATION; 1. Notion and Origins; 2. Present Features; 3. Prospects; CHAPTER 23. CULTURAL PROPERTY; 1. Concept; 2. Historical Evolution; 3. Current Legal Situation

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