Bibliographic DetailsNaples: Luigi Pierro & Figlio. 1914Book ReviewThe question of double taxation in international law is considered in this pamphlet. It is one which may conceivably have considerable practical importance as part of a general scheme of equitable taxation, but the doubt arises at th…
Bibliographic DetailsBrussels: Bureau de la Revue. 1913Book ReviewIt may admnit of doubt whether this interesting history of the appropriation of Turkish Tripoli by Italy is properly a subject of review in a journal of international law, for the writer tells us at the outset of his volume of two hun…
Bibliographic DetailsHabana: Imprenta "El Siglo XX" de Aurelio Miranda. 1914Book Review "La Autarquia Personal," being a study of private international law, by Dr. Antonio S. de Bustamante y Sirven, Professor of Public and Private International Law in the University of Havana and…
Bibliographic DetailsBuenos Aires: Imprenta y Casa Editora de Coni Hermanos: 1911Book ReviewThe author sets forth his purpose in the following sentence: My desire has been to produce a brief study of the doctrine and the discussions which it has occasioned; to search for its true significance and it…
Bibliographic DetailsParis: A. Pillet. 1913Book ReviewIn the present volume the eminent Professor of the Faculty of Law of Paris treats of four international conventions now in force relating to the jurisdiction of courts, and to the enforcement of foreign judgments: The Franco-Italian treaty of Mar…
Bibliographic DetailsLisbon: Centro Tipografico Colonial. 1917Book ReviewThe first edition of this book was published at Caracas in 1905. This is much more than a reprint. The author says that changes in legislation had caused him to decide to revise and complete the work, adapt it to the laws now i…
Bibliographic DetailsParis: Arthur Rousseau. 1917Book ReviewThe distance from Dover to Calais is so slight that it is surprising to learn how recent is the suggestion of a tunnel. Apparently the earliest assignable date is 1802. Dr. Colombos traces the history from that time to the present day, and …
Bibliographic DetailsParis: A. Pedone. 1917Book ReviewThough the exact date is not mentioned, this book seems to have been written but a few weeks prior to the entry of the United States into the great European conflict. One would conclude from the author's. introduction that his purpose was to …
Bibliographic DetailsChicago: Callaghan & Co. 1917Book ReviewThis is a work of 477 pages, which the author dedicates "To My Friend, Robert Lansing." Mr. Evans took his A.B. at Michigan and his Ph.D. at Chicago University.He has served for some years as Professor of History at Tufts College…
Bibliographic DetailsLa Haye: Martinus Nijhoff. 1915Book ReviewThis book may be an exegesis of the impossible, but it has certain distinctive qualities. The treatment is fresh, thoroughly well organized, and it defends a point of view which we have not seen presented heretofore. In brief, the author…