JOURNAL: Jus Gentium – Journal of International Legal History (Vol. IV, Issue II)

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Jus Gentium has just published its latest issue.

Vol. 4, No. 2

July 2019

ARTICLES

British and French Archives Relating to Ownership of the Paracel Islands: 1900-1975
Anthony Carty

The Just War in Florentine Political Discourse: c. 1200-1400
Ryan Greenwood

The History of Comity
Thomas Schultz
Jason Mitchenson

French as a Diplomatic and Official Language in Imperial Russia
Vladimir Rjéoutski
Derek Offord
Gesine Argent

Baron M. A. von Taube: Historian of International Law
W. E. Butler
V. S. Ivanenko

The Making of China’s Foremost Diplomat and International Judge
Li Chen

International Law as a Living Legal System: Eugene Ehrlich’s Conception in Modern Times
Olga Butkevych

NOTES AND COMMENTS

On the Fate of the Grabar Doctoral Dissertation and Degree
W. E. Butler

Classical and Modern Traditions in Kharkiv University: International and European Law
O. A. Gavrylenko
T. L. Syroed

Manning’s Commentaries on the Law of Nations
William E. Butler
Michael Kwon

DOCUMENTS AND OTHER EVIDENCE OF STATE PRACTICE

The Martens Treatise: Missing Passages
William E. Butler

Contemporary International Law of Civilized Nations (1882)[Excerpt]
F. F. Martens

History and Law of the Case of the Caldera
V. K. Wellington Koo

Treaty Collections Relating to China during the Colonial Era: Annotations, Bibliography, Chronology
Peter Macalister-Smith
Joachim Schwietzke

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