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Volume 12 - Issue 4 - December 1965

Contents

Articles

  • La liberté de la haute mer: Quelques problèmes d'actualité*

  • Maarten Bos, Chapitre Premier
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    21 May 2009, pp. 337-364

  • Aux termes de l'article premier de la Convention sur la haute mer conclue à Genève le 29 avril 1958, «on entend par «haute mer» toutes les parties de la mer n'appartenant pas à la mer territoriale ou aux eaux intérieures d'un Etat ».

    Ce qui frappe à la lecture de cet article, c'est le caractère négatif de la définition qu'elle contient: la haute mer y est décrite comme ce qui reste de « la mer », déduction faite de « la mer territoriale » et des « eaux intérieures ».

  • Some Legal Aspects of Pirate Broadcasting in the North Sea

  • J. C. Woodliffe
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    21 May 2009, pp. 365-384

  • The phenomenon of a pirate radio station operating from a ship strategically anchored on the high seas is graphic testimony to man's irrepressible ingenuity as well as to the truism that a legal norm can never anticipate every possible contingency.

    The circumstances are remarkable in that in order to evade the prohibitions of a municipal legal system, individuals have sought shelter under the protective umbrella of international law, confident that the states concerned, particularly the United Kingdom and the Netherlands, would acknowledge the inviolability of their activities.

Boekbesprekingen–Bookreviews

Netherlands Judicial Decisions: Public International Law

Netherlands Judicial Decisions: Private International Law

Survey of Literature on Public and Private International Law

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Contents of Volume XII (1965)

Front matter

  • NLR volume 12 issue 4 Cover and Front matter

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    21 May 2009, pp. f1-f2
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