Public international law, general course (three semesters, degree course, third and fourth years) At the National School of Administration, Algiers 1975 to 1977, Professor Courses given: The law of international organizations (diplomatic section) General public international law (general section and diplomatic section) At the Faculty of Law and Political Science of the University of Paris-Nord: Professor since 1 January 1975 (seconded to the University of Constantine until 15 September 1977) 1976-1977: Courses given during short-term assignments: Public international law (general course) (degree course, third year) International development law (degree course, fourth year) The law of Community institutions (degree course, fourth year) International economic law (advanced studies diplomas in public law and business law) International administrative law (advanced studies diploma in public law) Member of the University Council and the Scientific Council (1979-1986) Director of the Study and Research Group on International law, economics and development (GERDIED) Delegate for international relations at the University (1978-1982) Adviser to the Dean (1981-1982) Member of the Faculty Council (1978-1982 and since 1987) Since 1985, Chairman of the Commission on Specialization in and the Establishment of Public Law and Political Science At the University of Law, Economics and Social Sciences, Paris (IHEI), course on "International law, disarmament and development" (1979-1980) A/CN.4/433/Add.l page 4 At the Institute of Political Studies, Paris (Sciences-Po) From 1970 to 1975, leader of a seminar on international relations (with Professor M. Marie) Topics discussed: "International persons" (1970-1971) "Multinational corporations" (1971-1972) European security problems (1972-1973 and 1973-1974) Petroleum as a major factor and issue in international relations (1974-1975) (The proceedings of these seminars have been issued in document form) From 1972 to 1975 and from 1977 to 1981, Senior Lecturer in international law (international relations section, second and third years) Since 1980: professor, course on "The legal framework of international economic life" 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be about a professor's academic career, focusing on international law, international organizations, and international relations. The courses he taught and the topics he covered suggest a strong connection to international economic law, development, and diplomacy. However, it does not seem to specifically address issues related to natural resources, environment, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, health, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture.

**Category**
International trade, Economic development