Research in international law
Subtitle: drafts of conventions prepared for the codification of international law
By: Harvard Law School
Series: ILM -- 3894
Publisher: The School
Published: 1932
Place of publication: Cambridge, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 1013
Subjects: Diplomatic and consular service; Diplomatic privileges and immunities; Consular jurisdiction; Courts; Pirates; International law; Codification
Other titles: Drafts of conventions prepared for the codification of international law; American journal of International law. Supplement.
Notes: "The preparation of the drafts has been undertaken with the object of stating the collective views of a group of Americans specially interested in the development of international law concerning the subjects which may be considered in connection with the codification of international law."--General introd.

Supplement to the American journal of International law, vol. 26 (1932), official documents.

Director: Manley O. Hudson.

Index omitted in this edition.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: 1. Diplomatic privileges and immunities; title: 2. Legal position and functions of consuls; title: 3. Competence of courts in regard to foreign states; title: 4. Piracy; title: 5. Piracy laws of various countries. Drafts of conventions prepared for the codification of international law.