Amos S Hershey
Biographic Data
| ID | 3626716 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Amos S Hershey |
| GIVEN NAMES | Amos S |
| FAMILY NAME | Hershey |
| SIGNATURE | HERSHEY A S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Indiana University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 29 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 29 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1896 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1924 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Development of International Law after the World War
The Status of Mr. Bakhmeteff, The Russian Ambassador at Washington
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German Reparations
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Ernest Nys, 1851-1920
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Recognition of New Governments
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Notes on the Recognition of De Facto Governments by European States
This is a topic that seems to have almost wholly escaped the attention of so-called authorities or publicists on international law. Bonfils, for example (7th ed., p. 135), calls attention to the difference between the recognition of a new state and a new government, but fails to show what the distinction is. Calvo (5th ed., 1, pp. 236 ff.) discusses rather fully recognition of belligerency and independence, but apparently has nothing to say of th…
A Short History of Japan
Journal Article A short history of Japan. By Ernest Wilson Clement. Chicago: University of Chicago press, Modern Japan. Social, industrial, political. By Amos S. Hershey and Susanne W. Hershey. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill company, Japan and world peace. By K. K. Kawakami. New York: Macmillan company, The mastery of the far east. The story of Korea's transformation and Japan's rise to supremacy in the orient. By Arthur Judson Brown. New York: Scri…
The New Anglo-Persian Agreement
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Incursions into Mexico and the Doctrine of Hot Pursuit
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The German Conception of the Freedom of the Seas
The World War has given rise to some of the most remarkable views or expressions of opinion, particularly in Germany, regarding the freedom of the seas that have ever been uttered. Indeed, it may be said to have revived this old controversy in an entirely new form, but with the ideas frequently stated in the most excessive manner. Though, along with many other products of German war psychology, the most extravagant of these views seem for the mos…
The Shantung Cession
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Treatment of Enemy Aliens
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Legal Status of the Brest-Litovsk and Bucharest Treaties in the Light of Recent Disclosures and of International Law
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Projects Submitted to the American Institute of International Law
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The Deutschland
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The So-Called Inviolability of the Mails
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Some Popular Misconceptions of Neutrality
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Some Problems of Defense
The Recent Italian Elections
Since this is the first time that the great majority of male adults have had the opportunity of exercising the franchise, the recent Italian elections constitute an event of considerable significance, and were watched with much interest in Europe. According to the new electoral law of 1912–13, practically all adult male Italians were given the right to vote at Parliamentary elections. More specifically, this right of suffrage may now be exercised…
History of International Law Since the Peace of Westphalia
The treaties of Münster and Osnabrück gave to Europe a sort of international constitution which remained the basis of its public law down to the French Revolution. But it would be a serious error to assume that the international community of states as revealed to the world by the Peace of Westphalia implied the recognition of the science of international law as understood and practiced by the society of nations at the present time. The science of…
The International Law of Aerial Space
The invention of wireless telegraphy and recent improvements in the aeroplane and dirigible balloons have greatly extended the possibilities of international aerial communication and navigation, and have thus rendered necessary a discussion of the law of the so-called aerial domain in works on international law. During its session at Ghent in 1906, the Institute of International Law adopted the following principles: “The air is free. In time of p…
The Succession of States
When one state takes the place of another and undertakes a permanent exercise of its sovereign territorial rights or powers, there is said to be a succession of states. This succession may be called universal in case of total absorption, whether through voluntary agreement, forcible annexation or subjugation, the division of a state into several international persons, or the union of several states into a single international person. Universal su…
The History of International Relations During Antiquity and the Middle Ages
The history of international law is essentially a history of the law governing the members of the international community of states in their relations with one another. Inasmuch as the observance of well-established customs of the law of nations implies the existence of an international community of states based upon a general recognition of the fundamental principles of territorial sovereignty and legal equality of independent states, such a law…
The United States as a World Power
Convention for the Peaceful Adjustment of International Differences
The First Hague Conference had as its main object a consideration of a “ possible reduction of the excessive armaments which weigh upon all nations,” or, at least, a discussion of the possibility of “ putting an end to the progressive development of the present armaments.” The conference early realized that even a limitation of the increase of military and naval expenditure was impracticable at that time, and devoted its chief energies to the sec…
History of International Law Since the Peace of Westphalia
The treaties of Münster and Osnabrück gave to Europe a sort of international constitution which remained the basis of its public law down to the French Revolution. But it would be a serious error to assume that the international community of states as revealed to the world by the Peace of Westphalia implied the recognition of the science of international law as understood and practiced by the society of nations at the present time. The science of…
The Calvo and Drago Doctrines
Among the subjects scheduled for discussion at the third Pan-American conference, which met at Rio de Janeiro during July and August, 1906, was a resolution that the second peace conference at the Hague be requested to consider whether and, if at all, to what extent, the use of force for the collection of public debts is admissible
The History of International Relations During Antiquity and the Middle Ages
The history of international law is essentially a history of the law governing the members of the international community of states in their relations with one another. Inasmuch as the observance of well-established customs of the law of nations implies the existence of an international community of states based upon a general recognition of the fundamental principles of territorial sovereignty and legal equality of independent states, such a law…
Treatment of Enemy Aliens
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The Japanese School Question and the Treaty-Making Power
The Japanese protest of October 23, 1906, against the action of the San Francisco board of education, based on a California statute requiring all children of Mongolian descent to attend the school set apart for orientals, is one of the most puzzling incidents in our recent diplomatic history. It was sufficiently perplexing to the friends and admirers of Japan to learn that her government had created an international issue out of such a trivial ma…
The Status of Mr. Bakhmeteff, The Russian Ambassador at Washington
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Recognition of New Governments
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The New Anglo-Persian Agreement
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The Succession of States
When one state takes the place of another and undertakes a permanent exercise of its sovereign territorial rights or powers, there is said to be a succession of states. This succession may be called universal in case of total absorption, whether through voluntary agreement, forcible annexation or subjugation, the division of a state into several international persons, or the union of several states into a single international person. Universal su…
The Recognition of Cuban Belligerency
From the Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, v. 7 (1896), no. 3, p. 450-[461]
Intervention and the Recognition of Cuban Independence
The Calvo and Drago Doctrines
Among the subjects scheduled for discussion at the third Pan-American conference, which met at Rio de Janeiro during July and August, 1906, was a resolution that the second peace conference at the Hague be requested to consider whether and, if at all, to what extent, the use of force for the collection of public debts is admissible
The Japanese School Question and the Treaty-Making Power
The Japanese protest of October 23, 1906, against the action of the San Francisco board of education, based on a California statute requiring all children of Mongolian descent to attend the school set apart for orientals, is one of the most puzzling incidents in our recent diplomatic history. It was sufficiently perplexing to the friends and admirers of Japan to learn that her government had created an international issue out of such a trivial ma…
Convention for the Peaceful Adjustment of International Differences
The First Hague Conference had as its main object a consideration of a “ possible reduction of the excessive armaments which weigh upon all nations,” or, at least, a discussion of the possibility of “ putting an end to the progressive development of the present armaments.” The conference early realized that even a limitation of the increase of military and naval expenditure was impracticable at that time, and devoted its chief energies to the sec…
The United States as a World Power
The Succession of States
When one state takes the place of another and undertakes a permanent exercise of its sovereign territorial rights or powers, there is said to be a succession of states. This succession may be called universal in case of total absorption, whether through voluntary agreement, forcible annexation or subjugation, the division of a state into several international persons, or the union of several states into a single international person. Universal su…
The History of International Relations During Antiquity and the Middle Ages
The history of international law is essentially a history of the law governing the members of the international community of states in their relations with one another. Inasmuch as the observance of well-established customs of the law of nations implies the existence of an international community of states based upon a general recognition of the fundamental principles of territorial sovereignty and legal equality of independent states, such a law…
History of International Law Since the Peace of Westphalia
The treaties of Münster and Osnabrück gave to Europe a sort of international constitution which remained the basis of its public law down to the French Revolution. But it would be a serious error to assume that the international community of states as revealed to the world by the Peace of Westphalia implied the recognition of the science of international law as understood and practiced by the society of nations at the present time. The science of…
The International Law of Aerial Space
The invention of wireless telegraphy and recent improvements in the aeroplane and dirigible balloons have greatly extended the possibilities of international aerial communication and navigation, and have thus rendered necessary a discussion of the law of the so-called aerial domain in works on international law. During its session at Ghent in 1906, the Institute of International Law adopted the following principles: “The air is free. In time of p…
The Recent Italian Elections
Since this is the first time that the great majority of male adults have had the opportunity of exercising the franchise, the recent Italian elections constitute an event of considerable significance, and were watched with much interest in Europe. According to the new electoral law of 1912–13, practically all adult male Italians were given the right to vote at Parliamentary elections. More specifically, this right of suffrage may now be exercised…
Some Problems of Defense
The Deutschland
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The So-Called Inviolability of the Mails
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Some Popular Misconceptions of Neutrality
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Projects Submitted to the American Institute of International Law
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Treatment of Enemy Aliens
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Legal Status of the Brest-Litovsk and Bucharest Treaties in the Light of Recent Disclosures and of International Law
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A Short History of Japan
Journal Article A short history of Japan. By Ernest Wilson Clement. Chicago: University of Chicago press, Modern Japan. Social, industrial, political. By Amos S. Hershey and Susanne W. Hershey. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill company, Japan and world peace. By K. K. Kawakami. New York: Macmillan company, The mastery of the far east. The story of Korea's transformation and Japan's rise to supremacy in the orient. By Arthur Judson Brown. New York: Scri…
The New Anglo-Persian Agreement
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Incursions into Mexico and the Doctrine of Hot Pursuit
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The German Conception of the Freedom of the Seas
The World War has given rise to some of the most remarkable views or expressions of opinion, particularly in Germany, regarding the freedom of the seas that have ever been uttered. Indeed, it may be said to have revived this old controversy in an entirely new form, but with the ideas frequently stated in the most excessive manner. Though, along with many other products of German war psychology, the most extravagant of these views seem for the mos…
The Shantung Cession
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Notes on the Recognition of De Facto Governments by European States
This is a topic that seems to have almost wholly escaped the attention of so-called authorities or publicists on international law. Bonfils, for example (7th ed., p. 135), calls attention to the difference between the recognition of a new state and a new government, but fails to show what the distinction is. Calvo (5th ed., 1, pp. 236 ff.) discusses rather fully recognition of belligerency and independence, but apparently has nothing to say of th…
German Reparations
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