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1. Manuel De Droit International Prive The public has set its seal of approval upon this work by requiring eight editions within the space of a generation, and since, as the author tells us, this edition does not differ noticeably from...
2. Jurisdiction et Droit International Public Bibliographic DetailsThe Hague: Librairie Belinfaute Freres. 1915Book ReviewDr. Van Praag has produced a volume, of somewhat more than six hundred pages, quarto, upon the interesting and difficult topic of " Juri diction and Public International...
3. Des Requisitions en Matiere de Droit International Public Bibliographic DetailsParis: A. Pedone. 1917Book ReviewThis is a revised and enlarged edition of a doctor's thesis originally published in 1892. It contains prefaces by Professor Renault and the Intendant General Thoumazou, a bibliography of the...
4. Traite De Droit International Public In 1894 appeared the first edition of M. Henry Bonfils' Manuel de droit international public. Because of the author's death, the subsequent editions were edited by M. Paul Fauchille. The second edition appeared in...
5. Le Tunnel sous la Manche et le Droit International 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....
6. The Bibliography of International Law and Continental Law Bibliographic DetailsWashington: Government Printing Office. 1913Book ReviewAlthough this volume is the second in point of time in the series of guides to foreign law which are being published under the auspices of the Library of...
7. The Status of the International Court of Justice and An International Court of Justice Bibliographic DetailsNew York: Oxford University Press, American Branch. 1916Book ReviewThe first is an exposition of the present status of the International Court, giving the reasons for or objects of its proposal, with the previous history...
8. Instructions to the American Delegates to the Hague Peace Conferences and their Official Reports Bibliographic DetailsNew York: Oxford University Press, American Branch. 1916.Book ReviewThe Editor's announcement gives in concise form the purpose of this publication: This book was prepared to meet a frequent request for information respecting these instructions...
9. Traite de Droit International Prive Bibliographic DetailsParis: Librairie de la societe du Recueil Sirey. 1914Book ReviewThis translation is one of the Bibliotheque Itrangere of private international law produced under the direction of Professor de Lapradelle of the faculty of law...
10. The New World Order: International Organization, International Law, International Cooperation This monograph, published by authority of the Executive Board of the Graduate School of the University of Michigan, is designed to cover the period from 1789 to 1817, as regards the development of the treaty-making...
11. Theorie General de la Clause de la Nation la Plus Favorisee en Droit International Prive Bibliographic DetailsParis: JurisClasseurs. 1914Book ReviewThis monograph may be resolved into two parts: first, an introduction dealing with the forms, the history, the legal character, and the general application of the most-favored-nation clause; second, a discussion...
12. Introduction A L'Etude De Droit Penal International This book is the latest contribution to the increasing literature dealing with what the author calls the new science of international criminal law.It is a work of high scientific value and contains evidence of painstaking...
13. A Manual Of International Law The value of this manual is proved by the fact that the original and one revised edition have become exhausted. The author is the foremost naval authority on international law in the United States, and...
14. Outlines of International Law. Bibliographic DetailsNew York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1914Book ReviewThe long and faithful service which Admiral Stockton has performed in the field of international law will guarantee to his latest work on the subject a cordial reception...
15. Government of the Panama Canal Zone Bibliographic DetailsPrinceton: University Press, 1915Book ReviewTo the growing literature about the Panama Canal has just been added this little volume, discussing one phase only of the remarkable work on the Isthmus-the government under which the...
16. Outline of International Law Bibliographic DetailsChicago: La Salle Extension University. 1915Book ReviewThis little work, as its title indicates and its preface declares, "is intended as a brief, non-technical statement of the underlying principles of international law. It is not...
17. Manual Of Collections Of Treaties And Of Collections Relating To Treaties Myers, Denys P. (Denys Peter), b. 1884. Manual of collections of treaties and of collections relating to treaties. Cambridge: Harvard ... Read more...
18. The Collected Papers of John Westlake on Public International Law Bibliographic DetailsCambridge: University Press. 1914Book ReviewDr. Westlake, who might well be considered the " DOYEN " of English publicists in international law, both public and private, died April 14, 1913, after a long life of...
19. The British Year Book Of International Law, 1921-22 This volume is the second issue of this publication and contains articles, notes on international events, digest of cases, list of international agreements from January 1, 1920-May 31, 1921, book reviews and an extensive bibliography...
20. Elements of International Law. by George B. Davis and Gordon E. Sherman Bibliographic DetailsNew York: Harper and Brothers. 1916Book ReviewThe last edition of General Davis' well known Elements of International Law was published in 1908. A thorough revision of the book in the light of international events...
21. The Hague Conventions and Declarations of 1899 and 1907 Bibliographic DetailsNew York: Oxford University Press, American Branch. 1915Book ReviewThis volume contains the official English translations of the conventions signed at and the declarations adopted by the two Hague Conferences, printed in parallel columns where...
22. Resolutions of the Institute of International Law Dealing with the Law of Nations Bibliographic DetailsNew York: Oxford University Press. 1916Book ReviewThe nature and influence of the Institute of International Law are such as to render it of utmost importance that the fruits of its labors be brought within...
23. An Introduction To The Study Of International Organization This contribution to the literature on international law of Professor Potter is most valuable and interesting. There is no subject that has a greater importance in contemporary international relations than the question of international organization....
24. International Cases, Arbitrations and Incidents Illustrative of International Law as Practised By IndependentStates. Volume II. War and Neutrality. Bibliographic DetailsBoston: Houghton Mifflin CompanyBook ReviewThere is no date on the title page, an omission to be regretted, but the date of the preface is "November 1916." The work is one of 662 pages and...
25. The Relation of International Law to the Law of England and of the United States of America. Bibliographic DetailsNew York: McBride, Nast & Co. 1915Book ReviewThis is a university essay,-the "Whewell Scholarship dissertation," presented by a Whewell Scholar in International Law at Cambridge. It is printed in handsome form, and worthy of...
26. International Conventions and Third States Bibliographic DetailsLondon and New York: Longmans, Green & Co. 1917Book ReviewThe author is an English barrister, and was recently a Whewell international law scholar at Cambridge. His general conclusions postulate two leading principles. One is...
27. Leading Cases on International Law 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...
28. The American Supreme Court As An International Tribunal This treatise begins with the affirmation (p. iii) that "whatever form the League of Nations may ultimately take, it must contain some provisions for the settlement by judicial means of justiciable disputes between members of...
29. Kriegfuhrende Staaten als Schuldner und Glaubiger Feindlicher Staatsangehoriger Bibliographic DetailsBerlin: J. Guttentag's Verlag. 1915Book ReviewThe science of international law has labored to create a body of rules to regulate, as far as can be, the conduct of war; and it has in a...
30. Grotius Bibliographic DetailsThe Hague: Martinus NijhoffBook ReviewThis little volume opens with a review, interesting from a banking standpoint, of "The Netherlands Bank and the War," followed by an AperCu de Faits Internationaux Juridiques. The latter covers...
31. Tratado de Derecho Internacional Publico Bibliographic DetailsMadrid: Hijos de Reus. 1916Book ReviewThe distinguished publicist and Venezuelan diplomat, Dr. Simon Planas Suarez, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of his country to the Government of Portugal, has just published a very interesting...
32. Guide to the Law and Legal Literature of Spain Bibliographic DetailsWashington: Government Printing Office. 1915Book ReviewThis volume is the third in a series of guides which are being published by the Library of Congress with the three-fold aim of "first, to furnish the lawyer...
33. Las Doctrinas Guerreras y El Derecho Bibliographic DetailsCaracas: El Cojo. 1915. Book ReviewThe European war has led the author to publish the work. In general, it may be described as an anti-German book, written for the purpose of showing what the...
34. Problems of international practice and diplomacy: with special reference to the Hague Conferences and Conventions and other general international agreements. Barclay, Thomas, Sir, 1853-1941. Problems of international practice and diplomacy: with special reference to the Hague Conferences and Conventions and ... Read more...
35. Contrebande de Guerre Blocus Droit de Visite Bibliographic DetailsParis: Georges Monge. 1916Book ReviewThis is a volume of 390 pages of a somewhat unusual construction. There is no preface and, at the beginning, no Table de Matieres. There is such a table at...