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Arvid Pardo attended the Collegio Mondragone, Frascati. His graduate studies led to a diploma in diplo-matic history from the University of Tours, France, in 1938, and to a doctorate in international law from the University of Rome in 1939. This sense of independence and pro-found distrust of totalitarian regimes led him to become a member of the
Arvid Pardo was Malta’s permanent representative to the UN General Assembly (1964–71). This paper highlights Pardo’s work as a diplomat who had a vision of changing the way mankind takes care of its natural resources. Even though he is known as the Father of the Law of the Sea, the paper will show that the philosophical notions that were ...
Arvid Pardo (February 12, 1914 – June 19, 1999) was a Maltese and Swedish diplomat of Jewish origin, scholar and university professor. He is known as the Father of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea". From 1967 to 1971, Pardo was also Malta's Ambassador to the United States. During the same period served as Ambassador to the USSR and was High Commissioner to Canada from 1969 ...
27. Mai 2021 · Abstract. Arvid Pardo (1914–1999) was the first Permanent Representative of Malta to the United Nations. He held the position from 1964 to 1971. In November 1967 he made a prophetic speech to the General Assembly claiming that ocean resources should be regarded as the common heritage of humanity. Arguing that the seabed and the ocean floor ...
Abstract. Ever since Arvid Pardo, Malta’s representative to the United Nations, startled much of the international community with his unique proposal that the UN declare the seabed and ocean floor “underlying the seas beyond the limits of present national jurisdiction” to be the “the common heritage of mankind,” and not “subject of ...
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