3. Science, Technology, and International Law: Present Trends and Future Developments

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Foreword v
3. Introduction vii
4. Contents xv
5. Part I. Man and His Environment
6. 1. Future Systems of Identity in the World Community 3 Harold Lasswell 3
7. 2. Population 32
8. 3. Science, Technology, and International Law: Present Trends and Future Developments 68
9. 4. Modification of the Human Environment 124
10. 5. The Management of Ocean Resources: Regimes for Structuring the Maritime Environment 155
11. 6. Livelihood and Welfare 248
12. 7. The International Legal Order on Human Rights 268
13. 8. Individual Responsibility 291
14. Part II. Structures
15. CHAPTER 9. The Nature of International Law: Toward a Second Concept of Law 331
16. CHAPTER 10. Domestic Institutions 384
17. CHAPTER 11. Regional Institutions 425
18. CHAPTER 12. The Future Role of International Institutions 448
19. CHAPTER 13. Functional Agencies 480
20. CHAPTER 14. Transnational Movements and Economic Structures 524
21. CHAPTER 15. The Ecological Viewpoint—and Others 569
22. Index 607
23. Backmatter 638