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7 Pub. Int'l L. I (1981)

handle is hein.journals/pubil7 and id is 1 raw text is: Max-Planck-Institut fur auslandisches 6ffentliches Recht und Volkerrecht Public International Law A Current Bibliography of Articles Volkerrecht Droit international public Derecho internacional p blico Laufende Bibliographie Bibliographie Bibliografia der Aufsatzliteratur periodique d'articles periodica de articulos Volume 7 Number 1 System of Bibliography 1. General 14. Diplomacy and Consular Matters 2. Basic Problems of International Law 15. International Legal Co-operation 3. History of International Law 16. Economy 4. Sources of International Law 17. Finances 5. International Law and Municipal Law 18. Communications and Traffic 6. States and Other Subjects of 19. Cultural Matters and Technics International Law 20. International Organizations 7. Groups of States 21. United Nations and Specialized Agencies 8. Territory 22. European Communities 9. Sea 23. Peaceful Settlement of Disputes 10. Air and Space 24. Peace and Security 11. Environment Protection 25. Alliances 12. Individuals and Groups 26. War and Armed Conflict 13. Torts and Liability 27. Neutrality 4 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg New York

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