81. Connect To Resources For Learning About Historic Ships And The Current Maritime regulation of shipping in the foreign trades of the through the Admiralty and Maritime law Guide link. com include the Comite Maritime international (CMI) and http://www.cr.nps.gov/maritime/ships/lists/lnk_3hs6.htm

National Park Service - Maritime Heritage Program CONNECT TO RESOURCES FOR LEARNING ABOUT AND THE CURRENT MARITIME WORLD Organizations addressing the current maritime world This collection of citations includes links to international organizations, government agencies, sources on maritime law, classification societies, and sites addressing maritime labor and safety at sea. Many of these sites also provide extensive collections of links to shipping companies, port authorities, maritime industry publications, and more. As well, some sites include history sections that aid in understanding the continuity of past and present maritime worlds. United Nations Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea International Maritime Organization International Labour Organization Cornell University Law School's Legal Information Institute - Admiralty Law ... The Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea of the Office of Legal Affairs of the United Nations provides advice and assistance regarding the effective implementation of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. The Convention on the Law of the Sea sets forth a framework of rules and legal concepts governing use of the world's oceans. Included on this comprehensive web site are the Convention and related Agreements, reports and conventions relating to marine resources and the marine environment, and links to institutions established under the Convention.

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83. Greater Transparency And Participation By Civil Society Elaw, a Eugene, Oregon-based organization, has facilitated broader international exchanges between E-law s network of lawyers trades information about http://www.rand.org/scitech/stpi/ourfuture/Newworld/sec7_transparency.html

Greater Transparency and Participation by Civil Society Despite frustration over the lack of progress, the players in the policymaking arena on environmental issues have been multiplying. Private sector organizations, from environmental groups to corporations, are playing increasingly important roles in preparing the groundwork for, writing, and enforcing multilateral agreements or other environmental safeguards. In many ways these new players have strengthened international agreements. Corporations had a key role in adopting, upgrading, and implementing the Montreal Protocol, which phased down use of ozone-thinning CFCs and halons. Without support from CFC-maker E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Co., the agreement would never have moved so far or so fast. Some corporations have integrated environmental considerations into their planning and operations. Many companies require their units to file internal reports on their environmental impacts, and some publish those reports. Some firms have drafted plans to recycle materials used in their products. And some business groups have shown growing interest in promoting sustainable practices. The World Business Council for Sustainable Development has a membership of 140 top international companies. The World Economic Forum, made up of the world top 1,000 global enterprises, meets once a year at Davos with national political leaders, leaders of the United Nations, and top academics. It is working now to develop a pilot environmental sustainability index.

84. Vol. 9 No. 6 (June 1999) Pp. 263-268. often require favorable balance of trades achievable only policies by statutory and caselaw. of weakly institutionalized international environmental policy http://www.bsos.umd.edu/gvpt/lpbr/subpages/reviews/vigaxel.htm

Vol. 9 No. 6 (June 1999) pp. 263-268. THE GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT: INSTITUTIONS, LAW, AND POLICY , Norman J. Vig and Regina S. Axelrod (Editors). Washington, DC: Congressional Quarterly, 1999. 352 pp. Reviewed by Caitilin R. Rabbitt, Doctoral Candidate, Department of Sociology, New York University. In this book, editors Norman J. Vig and Regina S. Axelrod have compiled a series of sixteen scholarly and often quite insightful articles on an important topic. The book opens with an introduction by Vig to the book’s fundamental theme: while the proliferation of international environmental policy organizations since the 1970s paralleled increases in international environmental agreements, weak international governance over the economic policies and ecological protections of individual nations may explain the limited gains in international environmental protections achieved during recent decades. Subsequent chapters are organized into four sections, the first three on international institutions and regimes, international environmental law, and international environmental policies and implementation; the last section of the book presents four national case studies of environmental policy implementation. In the first section, Marvin S. Soroos explains the environmental functions of intergovernmental organizations (IGOs - the book, incidentally, serves as a thesaurus of key acronyms within the field of international policy-making), and John McCormick summarizes the activities of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and international NGOs (INGOs) ranging from Greenpeace, known for environmental activism utilizing civil disobedience, to the Swiss-based World Conservation Union (IUCN) bridging governmental and non-governmental organizations. As both authors make clear, state and non-state actors must negotiate their way through some very deep chasms in pursuit of the national coalitions required to protect global atmospheric, aquatic, or natural resource "commons."

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87. Footnotes, Robert F. Hoxie, Trade Unionism In The United States: Library Of Econ not unique but has obeyed the general law of psychological between the local and the international, such as 5. These trades unions appear under many different http://www.econlib.org/library/Essays/JPE/hxTUUSNotes.html

Robert F. Hoxie, Trade Unionism in the United States: General Character and Types JPE, vol. 22 (1914), 207-17. NOTES 1. In all this, unionism is not unique but has obeyed the general law of psychological development. 2. This and succeeding papers on unionism in the United States are intended to be a practical application of the viewpoint and method of study outlined in two papers previously published by the writer in the Journal of Political Economy, "Historical Method v. Historical Narrative," XIV, 9, November, 1906, and "The Trade-Union Point of View," XV, 6, June, 1907. 3. The terms "craft union" and "trade union" are often used interchangeably. The writer prefers to make "trade union" the general inclusive term covering all types of unionism, structural and functional. This is the popular usage. 4. Examination of union constitutions reveals a surprising amount of diversity and much individual variation in the matter of structural units. Some organizations, for example, have sublocals, as in the case of the shop club of the printers and the pit committee of the miners. There may be also units intermediate between the local and the international, such as district councils, state divisions, etc. There are, moreover, such things as auxiliary organizations. It is not intended here to deal with this matter in detail but simply to name the most usual and perhaps the most generally important units connected with the different structural types. 5. These trades unions appear under many different titles. For example, the city federations are known in different localities as Trades Councils, Trades Assemblies, Trades and Labor Councils, Trades and Labor Assemblies, Trades and Labor Unions, Central Trades Councils, Central Labor Unions, Central Labor Councils, Central Federated Unions, Central Trades and Labor Assemblies, Central Trades and Labor Councils, Central Associated Trades Councils, Labor Councils, Joint Labor Councils, United Trades and Labor Assemblies, United Trades and Labor Councils, Federations of Labor, Central Federations of Labor, etc. The state federations also go locally under different titles, and in the United States and Canada there is more than one national trades union, for example, the Women's Trade Union League, and the Canadian Trades and Labor Assembly.

88. Bora Laskin Law Library - Securities Law Research Guide law and consumer protection law for investments with the mandate to encourage international cooperative efforts of how brokers must conduct the trades they make http://www.law-lib.utoronto.ca/resguide/sec3.htm

Quick Links Case Law on the Web Canadian Legal Texts Canadian Legislation Electronic Journals List International Material Other Legislation Quicklaw Lexis Westlaw WestlaweCarswell Securities Law Research Guide III. Other Research Sources This page sets out links and information on other research sources relating to securities law. Included are links to securities commissions, stock exchanges, other organizations, newsletters and online discussions groups. A. Securities Commissions Securities commissions are the proverbial "watchdogs" of the securities industry within their respective jurisdictions. They are established by statute and are generally given two broad powers: (1) the regulation of market players, including the power to discipline, and (2) the protection of the public through the establishment of rules and procedures for the listing and trading of public shares. CANADA Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) The OSC enforces and administers securities legislation in Ontario. The OSC website provides a lot of information, both for investors and for market participants. The site is divided into five large areas: (1) About the OSC, (2) Investor Information, (3) Rules and Regulations, (4) Enforcement, and (5) Market Participants. Included on the site, among other things, are full-text publications, such as the January 1995

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90. Contributors to reduce government regulation of the international freight forwarding use in the US trades and in regulatory compliance and procurement law matters affecting http://www.forwarderlaw.com/index/contrib.htm

Peter Jones , Canadian Editor and General Editor Peter Jones practices law with the Toronto, Canada firm of Paterson, MacDougall, which specializes in transportation and insurance law. Peter Jones represents forwarding organizations and their insurers. His practice involves all facets of transport law, including advice on law and policy issues in forwarding, cargo claims and charter party disputes, etc. His expertise is reflected in several publications . Peter Jones is Legal Counsel and First Vice-President of the Canadian International Freight Forwarders Association . He is also the Vice-Chairman of the Advisory Body Legal Matters of the International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations (FIATA) of Zurich. Richard Gluck , National Editor, United States The U.S. editor for the Forwarding Index, Richard Gluck, is an attorney with 20 years experience who practices law in the Washington Office of the national American law firm, Garvey, Schubert, and Barer. He represents the interests of international forwarders, NVOCCs, shippers' associations, ocean shipping lines, terminal operators and shippers. As lead spokesman for the International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations (FIATA) and its affiliated national association in the United States, over the past eight years he has led efforts before both the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) and the US Congress to reduce government regulation of the international freight forwarding industry. He also has assisted FIATA in developing uniform shipping documents for use in the U.S. trades and in commenting on proposed changes to the U.S. Carriage of Goods by Sea Act. In addition to his work on public policy issues, he appears in litigation before federal courts and administrative agencies, and advises on business, regulatory compliance and procurement law matters affecting the transportation industry.

91. Pearson Education Australia - Business Law Catalogue international Business law, 4/e http://www.pearsoned.com.au/search/browseCourse.asp?DisciplineID=BL&DisciplineNa

92. Vermonters In International Trades And Services- Members http://www.uvm.edu/~vits/members.html

Vermonters in International Trade and Services Members To be added or change your entry in the on-line VITS member directory, contact VITS webmaster . To become a member, print and fill out a Membership Application form and mail it to VITS. Executive Committee: Chair Vice Chair Secretary Treasurer Officer elections will be held at the June VITS monthly meeting. If you are interested in volunteering or wish to nominate someone, please send email to Yelena Sadigurski Linda D. Aines University of Vermont Extension/Export Assistance Center, One Scale Avenue, #55, Rutland, VT 05701, tel 802-773-3349, fax 802-775-4840, email Laines@sover.net Linda Aines is a University of Vermont Extension Associate Professor and Business Specialist. She coordinates an Export Assistance Center at the UVM Extension Office in Rutland. The Export Assistance Center is a resource center for exporters which provides free management assistance, trade leads, and market contacts and research. Phil Burns Vermont Industries Wrought Iron, email

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