A symposium on international law
Subtitle: based upon legal writings 1930-34
By: Hildebrando Accioly, Edwin M. Borchard [and others]; with an introduction by Percy Bordwell.
Series: Iowa Law Review, January, 1934
Publisher: College of Law of the State University of Iowa]
Published: 1934
Place of publication: [n.p
Language: eng
Number of pages: 169
Subjects: Aeronautics -- Law and legislation; Arbitration, International; Currency question; Inland navigation; Legislation; Pan-Pacific relations; Recognition (international law); Sovereignty; Treaties; International law; Government publications -- United States.; Mexico -- Claims; Polar regions
Other titles: Iowa Law Review
Table of contents: value: Introduction by Percy Bordwell.  International law of war since the War, by Edwin M. Borchard.  International legislation, by Arnold D. McNair.  Obligatory jurisdiction under article 36 of the Statute of the Permanent Court of International Justice, by Manley O. Hudson.  Foreign currency questions in recent English decisions, by George W. Keeton.  The Mexican Claims Commissions, by Abraham H. Feller.  Freedom of river navigation in time of war, by Hildebranso Accioly.  The "Van der Lubbe" case and diplomatic protection of citizens abroad, by Joose A. van Hamel. Plurality or unity of judicial orders, by Massimo Pilotto.  The problems of the international recognition of the Soviet Republics in practice, by Eugene Korovin.  The peace machinery and the Far Eastern conflict, by Grover Clark.  Acquisition of sovereignty of Polar areas, by Charles Cheney Hyde.  The evolving international air law, by George Grafton Wilson.  Publications of the Department of State, by Quincy Wright. Revision of treaties and the doctrine of Rebus Sic Stantibus, by James W. Garner.