The latest issue of
L'Observateur des Nations Unies (# 29, 2010-2) is out. The theme is "Le secret." Contents include:
- Première partie : Secret et transparence, approche onusienne
- Daniele Ganser, Stop Lying: Why the United Nations must Fail if Member States Mislead the Security Council. A Case Study of the Bay of Pigs Invasion and the Cuban Missile Crisis
- Simon Chesterman, "The United Nations has no Intelligence"
- Hélène Tudela, L'enregistrement et la publication des traités conclus par les organisations internationales
- Deuxième partie : Secret et transparence, études sectorielles
- Thomas Deleuil, La confidentialité des enquêtes et des poursuites devant la Cour pénale internationale et l'action du Conseil de sécurité des Nations Unies
- Mamoud Zani, La notion de secret à la lumière de la procédure 1503 du Conseil économique et social de l'ONU
- James Harrison, Recent Developments to Promote Transparency and Public Participation in Investment Treaty Arbitration
- Ian Blackshaw, Settling International Trade Secrets Disputes through the Arbitration and Mediation Center of the World Intellectual Property Organization
- Troisième partie : Secret et transparence, approche étatique
- Sudha Setty, No Place for Secrets: Balancing National Security Interests and the Need for Transparency of the Law
- Steven D. Schwinn, State Secrets, Open Justice, and the Criss-crossing Evolution of Privilege in the United States and United Kingdom
The latest issue of L'Observateur des Nations Unies (# 29, 2010-2) is out. The theme is "Le secret." Contents include:
