Oscar Schachter
Biographic Data
| ID | 5697220 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Oscar Schachter |
| GIVEN NAMES | Oscar |
| FAMILY NAME | Schachter |
| SIGNATURE | SCHACHTER O |
| AFFILIATIONS | Council of Science Editors |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 34 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 187 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 34 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1960 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
United Nations Legal Order
John Newbold Hazard (1909-1995)
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Dispute Settlement and Countermeasures in the International Law Commission
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United Nations Law
As the United Nations system approaches its fiftieth anniversary, there is good reason to take a fresh view of its contribution to legal order in the contemporary world. That contribution has rarely been assessed in its full generality. A half century of law creation and application by the United Nations and its specialized agencies has produced a corpus juris of impressive breadth and diversity. Not surprisingly, the greater part of this law is …
Collective Security in a Changing World
The authors analyze institutional mechanisms in the United Nations and in regional organizations that exist to deal with threats to peace, and also examine what the U.S. response should be to the evolving opportunity to strengthen collective security
The UN Years
He had an unparalleled career in international law for nearly fifty years. A judge of the International Court of Justice for twenty-six years-and a past President-he served longer than anyone else on the Court or its predecessor court. Before his election to the Court in 1966, he played a leading role in the major international legal organs of the United Nations. He was also a scholar and teacher, the author of numerous books and articles. Fluent…
Leland Goodrich (1899-1990)
Leland Goodrich, a foremost authority on the United Nations, died in New York on November 16, 1990. His many books and articles on the United Nations have enlightened students, diplomats and officials for more than four decades. They exemplify meticulous scholarship and a deep understanding of practical ways and means in the world of international politics
United Nations Law in the Gulf Conflict
This was written shortly after the gulf war of 1990-1991 came to an end. The collective action taken under the aegis of the United Nations has been hailed as a vindication of international law and of the principle of collective security. At the same time, it has also been perceived by many as still another example of the dominant role of power and national self-interest in international relations. A plausible case can be made for each of these vi…
Self-Defense and the Rule of Law
Self-defense on the international level is generally regarded, at least by international lawyers, as a legal right defined and legitimated by international law. Governments, by and large, appear to agree. When they have used force, they have nearly always claimed self-defense as their legal justification. Governments disputing that claim have usually asserted that the legal conditions of self-defense were not met in the particular case. However, …
Philip Jessup’s Life and Ideas
Philip Jessup’s life was richly varied. Scholar, practitioner, teacher, administrator, diplomat, judge, prolific writer—he moved from role to role, displaying in each his abundant gifts of character and intellect. Every new job, each fresh subject was a challenge met with zest and high spirits. As a scholar, he was drawn to the issues of the day. He never hesitated to take sides when he felt he had good grounds to do so. In his classes and writin…
Sanford Schwarz
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Compensation Cases—Leading and Misleading
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The Legality of Pro-Democratic Invasion
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Compensation for Expropriation
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Human Dignity as a Normative Concept
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Alwyn Freeman (1910-1983)
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Hardy Cross Dillard (1902-1982)
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The 1981 Session of the Institute de Droit International
Competition in International Business Law and Policy On Restrictive Practices
Propaganda and Communication in World History
Richard R. Baxter
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Alona Evans
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The Obligation of the Parties to Give Effect to the Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
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Sharing the World's Resources
The Twilight Existence of Nonbinding International Agreements
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Competition in International Business Law and Policy On Restrictive Practices
Human Dignity as a Normative Concept
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The Twilight Existence of Nonbinding International Agreements
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United Nations Law in the Gulf Conflict
This was written shortly after the gulf war of 1990-1991 came to an end. The collective action taken under the aegis of the United Nations has been hailed as a vindication of international law and of the principle of collective security. At the same time, it has also been perceived by many as still another example of the dominant role of power and national self-interest in international relations. A plausible case can be made for each of these vi…
Self-Defense and the Rule of Law
Self-defense on the international level is generally regarded, at least by international lawyers, as a legal right defined and legitimated by international law. Governments, by and large, appear to agree. When they have used force, they have nearly always claimed self-defense as their legal justification. Governments disputing that claim have usually asserted that the legal conditions of self-defense were not met in the particular case. However, …
The Quasi-Judicial Role of the Security Council and the General Assembly
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The Legality of Pro-Democratic Invasion
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United Nations Legal Order
Compensation for Expropriation
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Dag Hammarskjold and the Relation of Law to Politics
The sudden and tragic death of Dag Hammarskjold on September 17, 1961, evoked throughout almost the entire world a sense of grief and loss that was without parallel in recent times
The Enforcement of International Judicial and Arbitral Decisions
Considering the voluminous literature on international judicial and arbitral settlement, it may at first seem surprising that there has been relatively little interest shown by international lawyers in the problem of enforcement of the decisions rendered—a matter which is regarded as crucial in other areas of international law and organization. Yet the reasons for this lack of attention are not difficult to discern. Mainly it has been taken for g…
Marine Pollution Problems and Remedies
Marine pollution is a global problem in several senses. It affects the health of the oceans in all parts of the world; it affects all countries, both developed and developing; and all countries contribute to some aspects of the problem. Some marine pollution problems are local, but many have international implications. Particularly if the effects of pollution on the living resources of the sea are considered, very few marine pollution problems ca…
United Nations Law
As the United Nations system approaches its fiftieth anniversary, there is good reason to take a fresh view of its contribution to legal order in the contemporary world. That contribution has rarely been assessed in its full generality. A half century of law creation and application by the United Nations and its specialized agencies has produced a corpus juris of impressive breadth and diversity. Not surprisingly, the greater part of this law is …
The Question of Treaty Reservations at the 1959 General Assembly
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Philip Jessup’s Life and Ideas
Philip Jessup’s life was richly varied. Scholar, practitioner, teacher, administrator, diplomat, judge, prolific writer—he moved from role to role, displaying in each his abundant gifts of character and intellect. Every new job, each fresh subject was a challenge met with zest and high spirits. As a scholar, he was drawn to the issues of the day. He never hesitated to take sides when he felt he had good grounds to do so. In his classes and writin…
Dispute Settlement and Countermeasures in the International Law Commission
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The Obligation of the Parties to Give Effect to the Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
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Sharing the World's Resources
Just Prices in World Markets
A conspicuous feature of current demands for a more equitable economic order is the idea of “just prices” or more broadly a just relationship of prices. Although the conception of a just price goes back to medieval philosophy, it has not acquired a generally accepted meaning in either economic or juridical thought and it certainly cannot be regarded as a technical term of art in international economic relations. Yet there is no doubt that the con…
The Future of the United Nations
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The Enforcement of International Judicial and Arbitral Decisions
Considering the voluminous literature on international judicial and arbitral settlement, it may at first seem surprising that there has been relatively little interest shown by international lawyers in the problem of enforcement of the decisions rendered—a matter which is regarded as crucial in other areas of international law and organization. Yet the reasons for this lack of attention are not difficult to discern. Mainly it has been taken for g…
The Question of Treaty Reservations at the 1959 General Assembly
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Dag Hammarskjold and the Relation of Law to Politics
The sudden and tragic death of Dag Hammarskjold on September 17, 1961, evoked throughout almost the entire world a sense of grief and loss that was without parallel in recent times
The Quasi-Judicial Role of the Security Council and the General Assembly
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Academie de Droit International. Recueil des Cours, 1963
The Future of the United Nations
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Marine Pollution Problems and Remedies
Marine pollution is a global problem in several senses. It affects the health of the oceans in all parts of the world; it affects all countries, both developed and developing; and all countries contribute to some aspects of the problem. Some marine pollution problems are local, but many have international implications. Particularly if the effects of pollution on the living resources of the sea are considered, very few marine pollution problems ca…
Chairman
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Just Prices in World Markets
A conspicuous feature of current demands for a more equitable economic order is the idea of “just prices” or more broadly a just relationship of prices. Although the conception of a just price goes back to medieval philosophy, it has not acquired a generally accepted meaning in either economic or juridical thought and it certainly cannot be regarded as a technical term of art in international economic relations. Yet there is no doubt that the con…
The Twilight Existence of Nonbinding International Agreements
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Sharing the World's Resources
The Obligation of the Parties to Give Effect to the Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
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Propaganda and Communication in World History
Richard R. Baxter
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Alona Evans
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Competition in International Business Law and Policy On Restrictive Practices
Hardy Cross Dillard (1902-1982)
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The 1981 Session of the Institute de Droit International
Human Dignity as a Normative Concept
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Alwyn Freeman (1910-1983)
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The Legality of Pro-Democratic Invasion
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Compensation for Expropriation
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Sanford Schwarz
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Compensation Cases—Leading and Misleading
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Philip Jessup’s Life and Ideas
Philip Jessup’s life was richly varied. Scholar, practitioner, teacher, administrator, diplomat, judge, prolific writer—he moved from role to role, displaying in each his abundant gifts of character and intellect. Every new job, each fresh subject was a challenge met with zest and high spirits. As a scholar, he was drawn to the issues of the day. He never hesitated to take sides when he felt he had good grounds to do so. In his classes and writin…
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