Szászy, István Keywords: Developing countries | Droit interpersonnel | Mots clefs: Pays en voie de développement | Droit interpersonnel | ABSTRACT Istvan Szaszy introduces his course with a presentation of the legal rules in general. He then examines the general principles of the solution of the various types of conflict of laws in general, and in developing Countries. Finally, he focuses on the conflict of interpersonal laws from different perspectives and in various countries in Asia, Africa, America, and Oceania. István Szászy introduit son cours par une présentation des…

O. Adede, A. Keywords: Developing countries | Foreign direct investment | International financial law | Mots clefs: Pays en voie de développement | Investissement | Droit international financier | ABSTRACT O.A. Adede's course on Legal Trends in Lending and Investment in Developing Countries is divided into two parts. In the first part, the author examines trends in the legal framework for international lending in developing countries. In the second part, he focuses his attention on the legal aspects of transnational contract…

Vignes, Daniel Keywords: Developing countries | European Economic Community | International relations | Mots clefs: Pays en voie de développement | C.E.E. | Relations internationales | ABSTRACT Daniel Vignes, Director of Development Cooperation at the Council of the European Communities, focuses in his course on two issues. The first issue is the concept of development cooperation under the Lomé III Convention, which is devoid of any political dogmatism, based on basic principles, objectives, and rules - some of which are…

AHMED MAHIOU Keywords: Developing countries | Economic integration | Economic co-operation | Mots clefs: Pays en voie de développement | Intégration économique | Coopération économique | ABSTRACT In the introduction to his course, Ahmed Mahiou, Professor of the University of Algiers, points out that if international relations in general are far from being straightforward, they are even more complex and elusive in a South-South context. Looking at this from the point of view of economic law, Professor Mahiou focuses his at…

Sinjela, Mpazi Keywords: Developing countries | Patents | Trademarks | Copyright law | New varieties of plants | Traditional knowledge | Intellectual property | International trade | Foreign direct investment | Economic development | Mots clefs: ABSTRACT Intellectual property, through its different branches, is a promoter of wealth creation for national development, especially for developing countries. Intellectual property is to be understood as a tool for all kinds of development and an important tool for the acquisition of techn…