The Middle East crisis : test of international law - Halderman, John W.; Duke University. School of Law.; American Society of International Law. (New York : Dobbs Ferry, 1969)
Foreword, by J. W. Halderman.--Legal aspects of the Middle East situation, by Q. Wright.--A binational approach to the Palestine conflict, by D. Peretz.--Directions for a Middle East settlement; some underlying legal problems, by S. Rosenne.--The role of the United Nations vis-a-vis the Palestine question, by M. H. El-Farra.--Some international constitutional aspects of the Palestine case, by J. W. Halderman.--Some legal implications of the 1947 partition resolution and the 1949 armistice agreements, by N. Elaraby.--Legal status of Arab refugees, by G. J. Tomeh.--Passage through the Strait of Tiran and in the Gulf of Aqab
'This symposium consists of papers prepared in connection with a regional meeting of the American Society of International Law which was held at the Duke University School of Law on March 8 and 9, 1968.'
'Originally published in Winter 1968.'
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Keywords: United Nations -- Middle East; Middle East -- Politics and government -- 1945 - 1979.