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Legal Aspects Of The Latin American External Debt And Its Ramifications For The Development And Integration Of The Americas, Vera S. Skuhersky

University of Miami Inter-American Law Review

No abstract provided.

Constitution Of The Republic Of El Salvador (1983), Organo Legislativo De El Salvador

Latin American Energy Policies

Article 113 promotes and protects the economic associations that increase the national wealth through a better use of the natural resources of the Country.

Law Decree No. 109-83 - Hydrocarbons Law, Ministerio De Energía Y Minas

Latin American Energy Policies

Regulates the activities related with the hydrocarbon sector in Guatemala such as exploration and exploitation, transport, refining, marketing, storage, functions and activities of the regulatory parts of this sector.

Decreto No. 115 - Technical And Energy State Inspection Areas, Consejo Del Estado

Latin American Energy Policies

The Technical area on Energy will have as one of its functions to propose industrial applications that use renewable energy sources in energy transformation systems.

Law Decree No. 70 - National Energy Commission, Consejo Del Estado

Latin American Energy Policies

Creates the National Energy Commission, which has as main goal to propose to the Government the national energy policy with recommendations about the rational use, development and research of energy resources.

Investment And The Andean Pact: From Political Response To Legal Structures To Safe Harbors, Robert Carcano

Penn State International Law Review (1982 - 2011)

The Latin American experience clearly establishes that economic development involves profound social and political change. Despite modernization efforts, economuc benefits eluded Latin American leaders. This fact led to the widespread perception that a new international legal strucure had to be forged if the region's myriad social concerns were to be addressed. Regional economic integration was a necessary first step.

Integration enabled Latin American statesmen to address insurmountable national problems on a regional level. In the Latin American context, however, economic integration efforts became intertwined with the new nationalism. Despite this beginning, the structures that eventually arose formed a relationship which …

The Writ Of Amparo In Latin America, Hector Fix Zamudio

University of Miami Inter-American Law Review

No abstract provided.

Law Decree No. 56 - Regulation For The Peaceful Use Of Nuclear Energy, Consejo Del Estado

Latin American Energy Policies

States the regulations for the use of nuclear energy. Contains definitions of terms related to nuclear energy. Appoints the state organizations in charge of the implementation of this regulation.

Latin American Antitrust, Rafael German

University of Miami Inter-American Law Review

No abstract provided.

The Transfer Of Technology To Latin America, Gabriel M. Wilner

Scholarly Works

The transfer of technology to Latin America has taken place through both the licensing process and direct investments by foreign enterprises that are often transnational corporations. National law has concerned itself first with the creation of rights in technological knowledge and the protection of these rights by law. The regulation of these rights as set out in contractual relationships and the regulation of direct investment, particularly the technological component thereof, were dealt with thereafter. Other matters such as the repatriation of profits (exchange control), customs controls, and various taxes have also become a part of the national regulatory scene today. …

Law Decree No. 626 - Hydrocarbons Law, Junta Revolucionaria De Gobierno De El Salvador

Latin American Energy Policies

This Law's goal is to regulate the promotion, development and control of the exploration and exploitation of hydrocarbon deposits, as well as their transportation by pipelines.

Employment, Unemployment, And Underemployment In Latin America, Peter Gregory

Research Papers

In 1973, the Inter-American Economic and Social Council issued a report that identified a pressing problem facing the countries of the hemisphere in the following terms: "Of the many socioeconomic maladjustments at present faced by Latin American countries, a critical one is the gap between opportunities for gainful employment and the size of the working-age population. The great importance ascribed to this problem lies in its very extent, the prevailing trends toward its worsening in almost the entire region, on its disastrous consequences for the welfare of a large proportion of the population, and on the decisive role it will …

Towards A Better Understanding Of Latin America, Tatiana B. De Maekelt

Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law

No abstract provided.

Contributions Of Lesser Developed Nations To International Law: The Latin American Experience, Frank Griffith Dawson

Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law

No abstract provided.

Henry Agard Wallace And Latin America (1932-1946): The Limits Of American Liberalism, Jason Steiker

Honors Papers

The crowd waited anxiously, expecting the nominations for Vice President to begin momentarily. Throughout the galleries the chant began, "We want Wallace!" It swelled into an uproar and the chairman of the convention, Sam Jackson, despite all of his efforts, could not stop the chanting and the noise. Finally Jackson called for adornment. The entire stadium retorted "No!" Sam Jackson spoke up, "The ayes have it" and the days work at the convention ended despite all the booing the Chairman's action instigated. The next day, the anti-Wallace forces had manipulated enough delegates to nominate Harry S. Truman for Vice President …

The Transfer Of Technology To Latin America, Gabriel M. Wilner

Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law

This paper focuses on the contractual acquisition of foreign technology through licenses and other contractual arrangements as contrasted with the technological components in the usual direct investment. Such investment is made either in the form of the wholly-owned subsidiary of the transnational corporation or as part of a joint venture. The use of technology as a major component of direct investment has been discouraged over the years, although this trend was reversed in Chile after 1977.

Modern legislation and practice in the regulation of technology transfer is characterized in the several Latin American countries possessing such a regime by administrative …

The Inter-American Legal Services Association: Promoting The Role Of Law In Social Change In Latin America And The Caribbean, David J. Dodd, Paul Liebenson, Seymour J. Rubin

University of Miami Inter-American Law Review

No abstract provided.

Territorial Asylum In The Americas: Practical Considerations For Relocation, Nancy Schleifer

University of Miami Inter-American Law Review

No abstract provided.

Inter-American Economic Cooperation In The 1980'S: The Need For A New U.S. Strategy, Abelardo L. Valdez

Northwestern Journal of International Law & Business

Progress in economic and social development by developing countries should not spell the end of US. bilateral assistance, argues Ambassador Valdez in this article. In recent years such progress has occurred in Latin America and the Caribbean to the extent that many of the nations of the region no longer qualify for assistance under theper capita income criterion tradition- ally employed by U.S. policy-makers. Ambassador Valdez explores the needfor continuing bilateral assistance, and then articulates why it is in the best interests of the United States to provide this assistance. He concludes by setting out the parameters of aforeign aidpolicy …

Latin American Economic Integration: An Overview Of Trade And Investment Developments In Ancom, Cacm, And Lafta, Albert S. Golbert, Yenny N. Gingold

Syracuse Journal of International Law and Commerce

This article examines different approaches towards greater economic cooperation among Latin American countries that have been taken.

A Process Of Self-Assessment And Goal Setting For A Latin American Local Congregation As A Possible Means To Create The Necessary Conditions For Church Renewal, Fruitful Evangelism, And Effective Nurture, Ruben Pereyra

Doctor of Ministry Projects

Problem

Dropouts from church membership have increased during the 1960s among Christian denominations. Abundant literature has been circulating analyzing possible causes and suggesting remedies. The. picture is not yet clear. Meanwhile, several types of solutions have been proposed and tried with different degrees of success or failure. As the issue is also a concern among Seventh-day Adventists, a program considering the particular situation of this denomination, in a Latin-American setting, is presented. One way to a renewal experience that would help confirm members and thus prevent dropouts is suggested.

Method

As a first step, a review of the current literature …

Petroleum Act, Ministry Of Justice

Latin American Energy Policies

States that vested in the Crown is all petroleum existing in its natural state in strata in Jamaica including the bed and subsoil of its territorial sea, its continental shelf and the exclusive economic zone.

Bribery And The Multinationals In Latin America: Only The Tip Of The Iceberg, Mary E. Fabre

University of Miami Inter-American Law Review

No abstract provided.

An Evaluation Of The Andean Pact, Rafael Vargas-Hidalgo

University of Miami Inter-American Law Review

No abstract provided.

Latin American Laws Affecting Coastal Zones, Beverly May Carl

University of Miami Inter-American Law Review

No abstract provided.

The Spatial Pattern Of Upper Income Class Residential Location In Rio De Janerio, Brazil, Regina Bienenstein Zoninsein

Architecture Master Theses

This study is about the residential location of the upper-income class in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It focuses on the spatial pattern of this location and its relationship with the characteristics of the natural environment and the availability of public services and facilities.

It shows that Rio de Janeiro's spatial structure up to the nineteenth century was similar to the Latin American Colonial Model: the city developed around the main plaza which concentrated the elite class.

During the nineteenth century, the first elite settle­ments were formed outside the city center in a spatial pat­tern which approximated to Hoyt's Sector Model: …

Law No. 14.694 - National Electricity Law, Consejo Del Estado

Latin American Energy Policies

General law which regulates the generation, transformation, transmission, distribution, export, import and commercialization of electric energy.

Law No. 128 - Establishes Puerto Rico's Public Policy On Energy, Administración De Asuntos Energéticos, Puerto Rico

Latin American Energy Policies

This law establishes an institution that integrates and coordinates all functions related to energy. Moreover, this legislation states the need to investigate alternative sources of energy within the country.

Negotiating With Latin American Governments: Technology Transfer & Service Agreements, Robert J. Radway

University of Miami Inter-American Law Review

No abstract provided.

Economic Integration, Development Planning And Sovereignty: A Latin American View, Rafael Vargas-Hidalgo

University of Miami Inter-American Law Review

No abstract provided.