Gordon Ireland
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 500482 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Gordon Ireland |
| NOMBRES | Gordon |
| APELLIDO | Ireland |
| FIRMA | IRELAND G |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1933 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1993 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
La Cité du Vatican est-elle un État? By Marcel Brazzola. Paris
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Double Jeopardy and Conspiracy in the Federal Courts
The author received his education in law at Harvard University (LL.B.; Yale J.S.D.). He was Assistant Professor of Law in Harvard Law School, 1929-1932; Professor of Civil and Latin-American Law in Louisiana State University Law School, 1935-1937; Exchange Professor, University of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 1941; Visiting Professor of Law, Catholic University of America, since 1944. He is author of Boundaries, Possessions and Conflicts, S…
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The North Pacific Fisheries
IT IS significant that the history of the North Pacific begins with a Japanese fisherman being wrecked on the Siberian Coast. The Cossacks pushing eastward to the Pacific Ocean, in their conquest of Siberia, found this strange person in the hands of Kamchatkan natives. He was transported to the Russian capital at the request of the Tzar. It was partly the interest that this Japanese fisherman aroused in Peter the Great which prompted the launchin…
The North Pacific Fishers
When the time comes for the representatives of Japan to face those of China, Great Britain, Holland, Mexico and the United States across a table, to drive the best bargain they can for the continued national life of their island empire in the Pacific, one of the questions to be settled will be the control of the fisheries. Given the tremendous importance of fish in the food and economy of Japan, it will be a fundamental and vital question; and it…
Boundaries, Possessions and Conflicts in Central and North America and the Caribbean
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The State of the City of the Vatican Extradition
A composite picture of the status of the Papacy in international law as described by the text-book writers down to 1929 has notably clear outlines. From the 8th century until 1870, the Pope, in addition to his spiritual authority as supreme head of the Roman Catholic Church, had, except for brief intervals, the rights of temporal sovereignty as head of a state. In that year Rome was occupied on September 20 by an Italian army, the occupation was …
Boundaries, Possessions, and Conflicts in Central and North America and the Caribbean
Boundaries, Possessions and Conflicts in South America
The State of the City of the Vatican Extradition
A composite picture of the status of the Papacy in international law as described by the text-book writers down to 1929 has notably clear outlines. From the 8th century until 1870, the Pope, in addition to his spiritual authority as supreme head of the Roman Catholic Church, had, except for brief intervals, the rights of temporal sovereignty as head of a state. In that year Rome was occupied on September 20 by an Italian army, the occupation was …
The North Pacific Fisheries
IT IS significant that the history of the North Pacific begins with a Japanese fisherman being wrecked on the Siberian Coast. The Cossacks pushing eastward to the Pacific Ocean, in their conquest of Siberia, found this strange person in the hands of Kamchatkan natives. He was transported to the Russian capital at the request of the Tzar. It was partly the interest that this Japanese fisherman aroused in Peter the Great which prompted the launchin…
The North Pacific Fishers
When the time comes for the representatives of Japan to face those of China, Great Britain, Holland, Mexico and the United States across a table, to drive the best bargain they can for the continued national life of their island empire in the Pacific, one of the questions to be settled will be the control of the fisheries. Given the tremendous importance of fish in the food and economy of Japan, it will be a fundamental and vital question; and it…
The State of the City of the Vatican Extradition
A composite picture of the status of the Papacy in international law as described by the text-book writers down to 1929 has notably clear outlines. From the 8th century until 1870, the Pope, in addition to his spiritual authority as supreme head of the Roman Catholic Church, had, except for brief intervals, the rights of temporal sovereignty as head of a state. In that year Rome was occupied on September 20 by an Italian army, the occupation was …
Boundaries, Possessions, and Conflicts in South America
Boundaries, Possessions and Conflicts in South America
Boundary Disputes in South America
Boundaries, Possessions, and Conflicts in South America
Boundary Disputes in North America
The North Pacific Fishers
When the time comes for the representatives of Japan to face those of China, Great Britain, Holland, Mexico and the United States across a table, to drive the best bargain they can for the continued national life of their island empire in the Pacific, one of the questions to be settled will be the control of the fisheries. Given the tremendous importance of fish in the food and economy of Japan, it will be a fundamental and vital question; and it…
Boundaries, Possessions and Conflicts in Central and North America and the Caribbean
The North Pacific Fisheries
IT IS significant that the history of the North Pacific begins with a Japanese fisherman being wrecked on the Siberian Coast. The Cossacks pushing eastward to the Pacific Ocean, in their conquest of Siberia, found this strange person in the hands of Kamchatkan natives. He was transported to the Russian capital at the request of the Tzar. It was partly the interest that this Japanese fisherman aroused in Peter the Great which prompted the launchin…
Boundaries, Possessions, and Conflicts in Central and North America and the Caribbean
Double Jeopardy and Conspiracy in the Federal Courts
The author received his education in law at Harvard University (LL.B.; Yale J.S.D.). He was Assistant Professor of Law in Harvard Law School, 1929-1932; Professor of Civil and Latin-American Law in Louisiana State University Law School, 1935-1937; Exchange Professor, University of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 1941; Visiting Professor of Law, Catholic University of America, since 1944. He is author of Boundaries, Possessions and Conflicts, S…
Latin-American Legal Philosophy
Latin American Legal Philosophies
La Cité du Vatican est-elle un État? By Marcel Brazzola. Paris
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
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