The test of international law Halderman, John W. ed. Duke University School of Law. American Society of International Law text bibliography conference publication nyu Dobbs Ferry, N.Y Oceana Publications 1969 monographic eng

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viii, 193 p. ; 25 cm. Foreword, by J. W. Halderman.--Legal aspects of the Middle East situation, by Q. Wright.--A binational approach to the Palestine conflict, by D. Peretz.--Directions for a Middle East settlement; some underlying legal problems, by S. Rosenne.--The role of the United Nations vis-à-vis the Palestine question, by M. H. El-Farra.--Some international constitutional aspects of the Palestine case, by J. W. Halderman.--Some legal implications of the 1947 partition resolution and the 1949 armistice agreements, by N. Elaraby.--Legal status of Arab refugees, by G. J. Tomeh.--Passage through the Strait of Tiran and in the Gulf of Aqaba, by L. Gross.--Closure of the Suez Canal to Israeli shipping, by M. Khadduri.--Legal aspects of internationalization of interoceanic canals, by L. T. Lee.--The status of Jerusalem; some national and international aspects, by S. S. Jones.--The limits of perceptual objectivity in international peace observation, by T. M. Franck and K. H. Gold. edited by John W. Halderman. "This symposium consists of papers prepared in connection with a regional meeting of the American Society of International Law which was held at the Duke University School of Law on March 8 and 9, 1968." "Originally published in Winter 1968." Bibliographical footnotes. United Nations Middle East Middle East Politics and government 1945-1979 JX1977.2.N4 M5 1969 341 HAM 69019795 DLC 690514 20160530105752.0 763703