《THE INTERNATIONAL LAW AND POLICY OF HUMAN WELFARE》求取 ⇩

Part One:STRUCTURE,VALUE AND PROCESS1

1.The International Law of Human Welfare:Concept,Experience,and PrioritiesR.St.J.Macdonald,D.M.Johnston,and G.L.Morris3

2.The Elusiveness of Development and Welfare:Inequalities in the Third WorldTimothy M.Shaw81

3.The Foundations of Justice in International LawDouglas M.Johnston111

4.The Structural Law of the International Human Welfare SystemM.D.Copithorne147

5.Innovations in International Law-Making ProcessesErik Suy187

Part Two:HUMAN DIGNITY201

1.The United Nations and the Promotion of Human RightsR.St.J.Macdonald203

2.International Law and the Control of BarbarismL.C.Green239

3.Human Development through EducationJ.R.Kidd273

4.La Femme Nouvelle dans la vie sociale internationale des années 1970Annemarie Jacomy-Millette291

5.Migration and Resettlement under International LawJohn Hucker327

6.International Protection of the Welfare of Migrant WorkersJohn Claydon347

7.La protection internationale du voyageur nonprivilegieClaude C.Emanuelli373

Part Three:ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT397

1.International Economic Development:Theories,Methods and ProspectsLouis Sabourin399

2.Souverainete et Interdependance dans le nouvel ordre economique internationalIvan Bernier425

3.The New International Economic Order:Principles,Politics and International LawErnst-U.Petersmann449

4.International Law and Foreign InvestmentJ.S.Stanford471

5.Producer Cartels:Trade Unions of the Third WorldRobert Martin and Lars Osberg501

6.Labor and Employment in the Late Twentieth CenturyRobert W.Cox525

7.The International Transfer and Promotion of TechnologyEdgar Gold549

Part Four:PHYSICAL WELFARE583

1.Nation,City,and The World Community:A Demographic PerspectiveNathan Keyfitz585

2.The Legal Factor in the Food-Population EquationMary Ellen Caldwell601

3.Public Health and the Human EnvironmentPeter Ruderman615

4.Energy and International Economic WelfareD.W.Fulford and R.G.Blackburn639

5.The Fifth U.N.Congress on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of OffendersD.Martin Low659

6.Organized Responses to Natural DisastersJ.W.Samuels675