Publication: América y el Derecho Internacional: dos siglos de contribución hispanoamericana
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2012
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid , Centro de Excelencia Jean Monnet “Antonio Truyol”, Fundación Pozuelo Siglo 21
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Este conferencia analiza el pensamiento internacionalista desde la misma conquista de América por España: las tesis de Francisco de Vitoria en defensa de los derechos humanos de la población indígena, la cooperación y el comercio libre con ellos en igualdad de condiciones; y aportaciones posteriores como el principio de uti possidetis o intangibilidad de las fronteras, el principio de no intervención en asuntos internos, la reivindicación de la zona económica exclusiva o el asilo diplomático, todos ellos son, entre otras, las contribuciones de América al Derecho Internacional actual.
This conference examines the internationalist thought from the same conquest of America by Spain: the thesis of Francisco de Vitoria in defense of human rights of the indigenous population, cooperation and free trade with them on equal terms; and subsequent contributions as the principle of uti possidetis or inviolability of borders, the principle of non-intervention in internal affairs, claiming the exclusive economic zone or diplomatic asylum, they are, among others, the contributions of America to International Law current.
This conference examines the internationalist thought from the same conquest of America by Spain: the thesis of Francisco de Vitoria in defense of human rights of the indigenous population, cooperation and free trade with them on equal terms; and subsequent contributions as the principle of uti possidetis or inviolability of borders, the principle of non-intervention in internal affairs, claiming the exclusive economic zone or diplomatic asylum, they are, among others, the contributions of America to International Law current.