Document Type
Article
Abstract
Many disciplines can help to envision and plan for the possibility of a New Land for Peace project. International law’s rules, values, and processes form part of the background landscape for any such project. International lawyers can contribute their understanding of these rules, values, and processes, as well as their skills in planning transactions and assessing risks.
Recommended Citation
Noyes, John E., "New land for peace: an overview of international legal aspects" (2004). Macro Center Working Papers. 7.
https://docs.rwu.edu/cmpd_working_papers/7
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Comments
Presented at the Inaugural International Conference of the Center for Macro Projects and Diplomacy at Roger Williams University in Bristol, Rhode Island, on April 15/16, 2004 and included in volume one: Conference Papers and Presentations of the Working Papers Series.