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haute mer, intervenir.! PAr ailleurs, des textes ont étés pris l’ar l’org intl maritime : convention HARPOL (marpol?)! Les navires en haute mer doivent la respecter scrupuleusement.! 2 autres limites : Routes de la mer peuvent être imposées, avec un système de séparation de traffic. Cette idée d’organiser la circulation maritime a été dégagée dans le domaine aéronautique.! Régulation de la pèche : article 117 prévoit que les états ont l’obligation de prendre les mesures applicables a leurs ressortissants

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whole complex of distinctive spiritual, materiel, intellectual and emotional features that characterize a society or social group. It includes not only the arts and letters, but also modes of life, the fundamental rights of the human being, value systems, traditions and beliefs”. Cultural diversity is a prime constituent of human identity. By that token, it is humanity’s common property. Far from seeing it as a concession to variety on the part of some imaginary singular identity, we must bear in

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Literature review, theoretical framework and hypotheses ......................................... 212 2.1. The financial approach ........................................................................................ 213 2.1.1. Diversifying and sharing the risk ................................................................. 213 2.1.2. Addressing the problems of illiquidity and asymmetry of information, more present in the early stages of investments ...........................................

is unlikely that such changes will occur any time soon. In part I, I examine the general relationship between public international law and WTO law. I then assess, more specifically, the role of public international law in WTO dispute settlement in part II and offer some conclusions in part III. I. THE WTO AS A PART OF PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW The Creation and Interplay of Rules in Public International Law International law, unlike domestic legal systems, is “decentralized” in that it has no central

Referential opacity 31 Opacity and indefinite terms 32 Opacity in certain verbs 125 129 134 138 141 146 151 Chapter V. Regimentation 33 Aims and claims of regimentation 34 Quantifiers and other operators 35 Variables and referential opacity 36 Time. Confinement of general terms 37 Names reparsed 38 Conciliatory remarks. Elimination of singular terms 39 Definition and the double life 157 161 166 170 176 181 186 Chapter VI. Flight from Intension 40 Propositions and eternal sentences 41 Modality