Law and politics in the world community
Subtitle: essays on Hans Kelsen's pure theory and related problems in international law.
Publisher: University of California Press
Published: 1953
Place of publication: Berkeley
Language: eng
Number of pages: 373
Subjects: Kelsen, Hans, 1881-1973; United Nations; International law
Notes: Bibliographical references included in "Notes" (p. [317]-373)
--A case of development of international law through the International Court of Justice, by E. Hambro.--The political powers of the OAS Council, by A.V. Freeman.--The Geneva conventions of August 12, 1949, by J.L Kunz.
Table of contents: title: Law and politics in the world community, by Q. Wright.; title: What is positive international law? By P. Guggenheim.; title: The principle of effectiveness in international law, by R.W. Tucker.; title: Some reflections on juridical personality in international law, by G. Scelle.; title: States as organs of international law and the problem of autointerpretation, by L. Gross.; title: Rules of warfare in an unlawful war, by H. Lauterpacht.; title: Regionalism as a problem of international law, by J.G. Starke.; title: The United Nations: a legal order? By C. Eagleton.; title: Political limitations of the United Nations, by H.J. Morgenthau.; title: The Charter of the United Nations and general international law, by A.V. Verdross.; title: International law and the protection of human rights, by E. Hula.; title: Forms and observance of treaties in the Middle Ages and the early sixteenth century, by A. Nussbaum.; title: Thoughts on two recent events affecting the function of law in the international community, by C.T. Oliver.; title: The international status of Austria, by H. Brandweiner.