El nuevo panamericanismo y el Congreso científico de Washington ...Talleres gráficos del Ministerio de agricultura de la nación, 1916 - 364 páginas |
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El nuevo panamericanismo y el Congreso científico de Washington ... Ernesto Quesada Vista completa - 1916 |
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27 de diciembre alianza ameri American Republics American Scientific Congress arbitraje argen arqueológica Article Brasil brasilero Brown Scott Buenos Aires Chairman Chile chileno ciencia ción City comercial comercio conferencias congreso científico panamericano consideración continental continente cooperación countries cuestión debe delegación argentina Delegation derecho internacional desarrollo diario diciembre dijo diplomáticos discurso discutido diversas doctrina Monroe económica educación education enero Ernesto Quesada especial estudio europea gobiernos guerra hemisferio Hotel instituto inter intereses international law James Brown John Lansing latino americanos leyeron Member mundo museo nacional naciones americanas neutrales New York City norteamericano Nueva York ocupó oficial opinión organización países americanos Pan American Scientific Panamá política práctica prensa presidente Wilson problemas profesor proyecto pública punto de vista radiotelegrafía realizar reglamento relaciones repúblicas americanas respecto reunió reunión ricanismo sección Second Pan American secretario servicio sesión subsección trabajos presentados tratado Unión panamericana United States universidad universitaria University uruguayo Washington William William Phillips
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Página 347 - ... treaties, protocols, acts, and declarations of epochmaking congresses, such as Westphalia (1648), Vienna (1815). Paris (1856), The Hague (1899 and 1907), and London (1909); diplomatic incidents ranking as precedents for action of an international character; and the great classics of international law.
Página 348 - Congress, recognizing the growing importance of a knowledge of international law to all persons who intend to devote themselves to the administration of justice, and who, through their professional occupation, may contribute largely to the formation of public opinion and who may often...
Página 348 - Congress, in order still further to advance the cause of international law and the development of international justice, recommends that — A major in international law in a university course, leading to the degree of doctor of philosophy, be followed if possible by residence at The Hague in attendance upon the Academy of International Law, installed in 1914 in the Peace Palace in that city; and that, as no better means has been devised for affording a just appreciation of the diverse and conflicting...
Página 345 - Article 21 The Second Pan American Scientific Congress recommends that — There be published "a series of volumes entitled the « Pan American Library , » with the object of popularizing, in the several languages spoken on the continent, the best scientific, literary and artistic works of American authors.
Página 347 - The interest of students and their enthusiasm for the subject can best be aroused by impressing upon them the evolutionary character of the rules of international law.
Página 344 - America chairs of the history, development, and ideals of the people of the United States. ARTICLE 17. The Second Pan American Scientific Congress urgently recommends that — Spanish be taught more generally in the schools, colleges, and universities of the United States and that English be taught more generally in the educational institutions of the Latin- American Republics, and that both languages be taught from the point of view of American life, literature, history, and social institutions.
Página 348 - Nations justify and demand that the study of the science and historic applications of international law take its place on a plane of equality with other subjects in the curriculum of colleges and universities, and that professorships or departments devoted to its study should be established in every institution of higher learning.
Página 345 - Be entrusted with the publication, in Spanish, Portuguese, French, and English, of such works on education as are of importance to the American countries; (6) Keep the different Republics in touch with educational progress; (c) Promote in each country the scientific study of educational problems from both...
Página 344 - The Second Pan American Scientific Congress believes it to be important that — The achievements and influence of the founders of the independence of the American Republics be made known to the peoples thereof, and that the important details of the lives of the liberators and statesmen of the continent be included in courses of study in schools of the American Republics. Article 16 The Second Pan American Scientific Congress recommends that — There be established in the universities of the United...