Recueil des cours, Collected Courses, Tome/Volume 198 (1986)

International Economic Law: General Course of Public International Law , I. Seidl-Hohenveldern I. Seidl-Hohenveldern, Professor at the Institute of International Law and International Relations in Vienna, devotes his general course of public international law to questions of international economic law, while touching upon all aspects of international economic law. In seventeen chapters, the author examines the question of the subjects of international economic law, sovereignty in international economic law, and the sources of international economic law. He pays attention to the State in international economic law (notably in relation to territory, nationality and governmental power), before looking successively at bilateral inter-State economic relations, the role of international organizations in international law, joint inter-State enterprises, the place of the individual in international economic law, the basic economic rights of States, human rights of economic value, the problems of State responsibility in international economic law, dispute settlement in international economic law, and economic warfare. International Co-operation in Cultural Affairs , Liudmila Galenskaya In this study on international co-operation in cultural affairs, Liudmila Galenskaya, Professor at the University of Leningrad, examines the definition of culture as given by the British Council: culture comprises arts, education, science and any social and intellectual interexchange. The author starts with presenting the legal regulation of international co-operation in the filed of culture (general and special principles, treaties, international organizations). Professor Galenskaya next examines the protection of cultural treasures in time of peace (international legal regulation of the protection of universal cultural heritage, legal protection of archaeological excavations, legal regulation concerning the struggle against the plundering of cultural treasures, and legislation by States on protection of cultural property), and finally discusses the legal problems of the protection of cultural treasures in time of war.