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Part Ⅰ: International Economic Law1

Chapter 1. The role of the European Court of Justice in the harmonisation and unification of European law,by professor Henry G. Schermers3

Chapter 2. Regional integration in Central and Latin America: a progress reportby professor Allan R. Brewer-Carias13

Chapter 3. Universalism and regionalism in international economic and trade law: the experience of Latin Americaby dr. F. V. Garcia-Amador35

Chapter 4. Regional integration in the Caribbean and the Commonwealthby Sir Hugh Wooding45

Chapter 5. The East African Economic Community and the European Economic Communities (EEC)by professor Kenneth R. Simmonds59

Part Ⅱ: International Trade Law75

A. Universal and Regional Organisations75

Chapter 6. The reconciliation of international and national codifications of international trade lawby professor John O. Honnold77

Chapter 7. The contribution of universal and regional organisations to the development of international trade lawby mr. Mario Matteucci85

Chapter 8. The contribution of the European Economic Community to the development of international trade lawby dr. Hans C. Ficker93

Chapter 9. The Uniform Commercial Code and the global unification of international trade lawby professor E. Allan Farnsworth97

Chapter 10. The unification measures of the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance and the national regulation of international trade law by its membersby professor Jerzy Jakubowski105

Chapter 11. The international trade code of Czechoslovakiaby professor Pavel Kalensky111

B. International Sales125

Chapter 12. The need for universal unification of the law of international salesby professor Andre Tunc127

Chapter 13. The Hague uniform laws of international salesby professor Freiherr Wolfgang Marschall von Bieberstein137

C. International Carriage by Sea145

Chapter 14. Universalism and regionalism in the law of carriage by seaby professor Kurt Gronfors147

Chapter 15. Universalism and regionalism in the law of carriage by sea: the IMCO experienceby mr. Thomas A. Mensah155

D. International Commercial Arbitration169

Chapter 16. Universalism and regionalism in international commercial arbitrationby professor Clive M. Schmitthoff171

Chapter 17. Permanent and ad hoc arbitration tribunalsby professor Aleksandar Goldstajn183

E. International Trade Law and World Peace199

Chapter 18. The universal and regional harmonisation of international trade law as a means of maintaining world peaceby professor Fritz Fabricius201

Index of Authors and Editors227

Subject Index229