text: At the University of Algiers (November 1977 -report on a thesis for a State doctorate) Guest professor at Thammasat University, Bangkok (Thailand), under a UNESCO programme on human rights (January 1978) Lectures (in English): Human Rights and Peace The International Law of Human Rights and Domestic Jurisdiction Teaching missions at the Antilles Guyane University (Guadeloupe) -1979 and 1980: third year degree course on international development law and on international institutions. 1981 to 1985 -Master's degree courses on: international economic organization (annual teaching mission). 1984-1986: Chairman of the Board of Examiners for a thesis (Martinique) Teaching mission at the National University of Benin (Faculty of Law), degree course: international development law; law of the sea (June 1979) Teaching mission at Mohamed V University, Rabat (Morocco) (Faculty of Law) Doctorate course: "Translation into legal terms of the ideology of development" (1981) Lectures for third-year and fourth-year students (as well as at the Faculty of Law, Fez) on international development law (1981); degree course, third year: "The law of the sea" (1982) A/CN.4/433/Add.1 page 7 Missions to the United Nations University 1981 (Tokyo) and 1983 (Cairo) Guest Professor at the Centre for External Relations (Mozambique-Tanzania) at Dar-es-Salaam, lecturer on various aspects of the New International Economic Order (1982) Guest Professor at the Faculty of Law, Damascus. Doctorate lectures: "International law aspects of development" in French and in English (1983) Lecture at Warwick University, Coventry (United Kingdom) -"Disarmament and development" (1984) At the Faculty of Law, Casablanca (November 1984), report on a thesis for a State doctorate and course for degree students University College, Faculty of Laws, London (October 1986) Lecture: "A New International Legal Order?" At the University of Mauritius, degree course on: "International Development Law (November 1989) Research and publications Publications Droit international public (with Nguyen Quae Dinh and Patrick Daillier), LGDJ, 
analysis: The text appears to be a list of academic activities and lectures given by the author on various topics related to international law, development, and human rights. The focus is on the intersection of law and development, with topics such as international development law, international economic organization, and the law of the sea. The author's expertise seems to be in the field of international law, with a focus on its application to development and human rights.