Excerpt from The Recommendations of Habana Concerning International Organization: Adopted by the American Institute of International Law, at Habana, January 23, 1917; Address and Commentary
The American Institute of International Law held its second annual meeting at Habana, January 22 - January 27, 1917, upon the invitation of the Cuban Government and under the auspices of the Cuban Society of International Law. It will hold its third session in the city of Montevideo upon the invitation of the Government of Uruguay, and under the auspices of the Uruguayan Society of International Law, in the course of 1918, at a date to be fixed after conference with the Uruguayan Government and the Uruguayan Society of International Law.
The Institute adopted sundry recommendations upon international organization which it decided should bear the name of "Recommendations of Habana Concerning International Organization"; and in addition, referred for an expression of opinion various projects to the national societies of international law, of which one is established in the capital of each American republic. The text of the projects and of the action taken in each case is contained in the Final Act of the Institute.
The address on the Platt Amendment and Recommendations on International Organization was delivered in summary form by the undersigned as President of the Institute, at the opening session of the Institute on the evening of January 22, 1917, at which the President of the Cuban Republic presided in person. The recommendations of Habana concerning international organization were unanimously adopted by the Institute on January 23, 1917, and they are printed as adopted, with the addition of a commentary for which the undersigned is responsible.
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