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Basic English Skills for Insurance Employees
South-Western Pub. Co, US (
January, 1984 )
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Marine Insurance Law at the Turn of the Millenium  |
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This book consists of two volumes. It is the fruit from the International Marine Insurance Conference organised in 1999 by the University of Antwerp. The articles in this book are contributed by the distinguished academics in the field from many countries around the world. Among them, there is an article by Yvonne Baatz of the Institute of Maritime Law, University of Southampton, that disucsses the emerging issues in UK marine insurance law such as an aspect of post-contractual utmost good faith. Moreover, there is an article by Professor Sturley of the University of Texas, Austin, that examines the situation of marine insurance law in U.S.A. after the remarked judgment of the Wilburn Boat decision.
This book is suitable for every academics and students who are interested in maritime law and marine insurance law. It is especially useful for the person who is studying marine insurance law from the comparative perspective. It is advisable that every higher education libraries should get hold of this excellent book.
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Marine Insurance at the turn of the Millenium  |
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Marine Insurance at the turn of the Millenium (Volume 1 and 2) is the compilation of the work on the area of marine insurance by various distinguished academics on the area such as Yvonne Baatz (Director of the Institute of Maritime Law, University of Southampton), Professor Sturley (University of Texas at Austin), Professor John Hare at the Shipping Law Unit, Faculty of Law, University of Cape Town in South Africa. The book presents a wide range of emerging topics in the area of marine insurance law from theoretical issues to practical issues. Additionally, this book presents the law of several countries so it is very useful for the persons who want to study marine insurance law by using the comparative approach. In hindsight, it can be said that some articles in this book tend to be quite short. It might be better if they are written in the more extensive style. However, this is not the serious weakness since all of the issues in this book are still opened for everyone to do more research on them. In conclusion, this book is worth buying and it should also be kept in major law libraries as it will be useful for referencing purpose in the future.
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