M. W. Mouton, DR. Keywords: Science | International law | Technology | Mots clefs: Sciences | Droit international | Technologie | ABSTRACT M.W. Mouton begins his course on the Impact of Science on Private International Law by presenting the new dimensions and new domains of the issue (including the Polar Regions, the soil, seabed and its subsoil, air, and space). He focuses on new sources of energy, international rules on new devices (especially in telecommunications), the question of research, pollution, and questions about food, work, and health. M.W. Mouton commence son cours s…

Stein, Eric Keywords: Arms | Technology | International law | Nuclear weapons | Biological and chemical weapons | Mots clefs: Armes et munitions | Technologie | Droit international | Armes atomiques | Armes biologiques et chimiques | ABSTRACT Eric Stein, starting from the observation that modern technology contains an inherent contradiction since it can be both beneficial and malefic, dedicates his course to the impact of new armament technologies on international law. He particularly focuses on discussions related to disarmament, t…

E. Gotlieb, A. Keywords: Technology | Development of international law | Mots clefs: Technologie | Développement du droit international | ABSTRACT In this course on The Impact of Technology on the Development of Contemporary International Law, A.E. Gotlieb first examines the impact of technology on the way in which international law is created. He then devotes important developments to the impact of technology on the Law of the Sea. He also analyzes on the international legal regime of space and transborder data flow. Finally, the author addresses a few issues regarding the future. Dans…