Oliver J Lissitzyn
Biographic Data
| ID | 976180 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Oliver J Lissitzyn |
| GIVEN NAMES | Oliver J |
| FAMILY NAME | Lissitzyn |
| SIGNATURE | LISSITZYN O J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Columbia University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 87 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 32 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 87 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1936 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
In-Flight Crime and United States Legislation
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Transitional Law in a Changing Society: Essays in Honor of Phillip C. Jessup
International Air Transportation as Affected by State Sovereignty
International Control of Aerial Hijacking: The Rôle of Values and Interests
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Treaties and Changed Circumstances ( Rebus Sic Stantibus )
The problem of a state’s right to cease or limit its performance of the provisions of a treaty on the ground that circumstances have changed is an old one. After centuries of doctrinal discussion, the existence, scope and modalities of such a right remain controversial and perplexing. Its practical importance may at times be exaggerated; but nations dissatisfied with the status quo continue to regard it as a welcome device for escaping from burde…
Law and Politics in Space: Specific and Urgent Problems in the Law of Outer Space
Sovetskaya Literatura po Mezhdunarodnomu Pravu. Bibliografia 1917-1957
Quest for Survival: The Role of Law and Foreign Policy, by Julius Stone
Some Legal Implications of the U-2 and RB-47 Incidents
The purpose of this comment is not to pass legal or political judgment on the actions of the governments involved in the U-2 and the RB-47 incidents of 1960, but to note and analyze, now that the passions aroused by the incidents have subsided, some of the legal implications of the positions taken by these and other governments in connection with these incidents, particularly with respect to sovereignty and jurisdiction in space
Duration of Executive Agreements
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The American Position on Outer Space and Antarctica
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International Regulation of Economic and Social Questions
R. v. Martin
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American Cases on Enemy Property and Trading with the Enemy
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In Re Claim by Helbert Wagg & Co. Ltd
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United States V. Baker
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Ambatielos Case (Greece v. United Kingdom)
Arbitral Commission. March 6, 1956. After the International Court of Justice held the United Kingdom under a duty to submit to arbitral decision the Ambatielos claim, this case was heard by a special arbitral commission which found in favor of the defendant United Kingdom, rejecting the Greek claim. The International Court of Justice ruled that the United Kingdom was under a duty to arbitrate only insofar as the Anglo-Greek Treaty of 1886 gave ri…
American Nationality Cases
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Seery v. United States
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Arbitral Opinion Relative to the Gold of the National Bank of Albania
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Case of Mohammed Lajed Ahmed
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Soc. Arethusa Film v. Reist
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American Smelting & Refining Co. v. Philippine Air Lines
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American Cases on Nationality
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People v. Amato
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The Treatment of Aerial Intruders in Recent Practice and International Law
Every state has complete and exclusive sovereignty over the airspace above its territory. Consequently, no aircraft is normally entitled to enter the airspace above the territory of a foreign state without the latter’s permission Does this principle—very firmly established in international law since World War I—mean that any aircraft entering without such permission 1 is completely at the mercy of the territorial sovereign ? Or does international…
Creation of Rights of Sovereignty Through Symbolic Acts, 1400-1800
Treaties and Changed Circumstances ( Rebus Sic Stantibus )
The problem of a state’s right to cease or limit its performance of the provisions of a treaty on the ground that circumstances have changed is an old one. After centuries of doctrinal discussion, the existence, scope and modalities of such a right remain controversial and perplexing. Its practical importance may at times be exaggerated; but nations dissatisfied with the status quo continue to regard it as a welcome device for escaping from burde…
The Meaning of the Term Denial of Justice in International Law
The term “denial of justice” has been used widely to describe certain types of acts and omissions of States directed against foreigners deemed to be internationally illegal and justifying diplomatic interposition by the aggrieved State. There is no agreement, however, as to the precise scope of the term. In attempting to determine whether a single definite meaning can be assigned to the expression, emphasis must be placed upon its actual use in d…
Some Legal Implications of the U-2 and RB-47 Incidents
The purpose of this comment is not to pass legal or political judgment on the actions of the governments involved in the U-2 and the RB-47 incidents of 1960, but to note and analyze, now that the passions aroused by the incidents have subsided, some of the legal implications of the positions taken by these and other governments in connection with these incidents, particularly with respect to sovereignty and jurisdiction in space
The International Court of Justice
In-Flight Crime and United States Legislation
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Quest for Survival: The Role of Law and Foreign Policy, by Julius Stone
The American Position on Outer Space and Antarctica
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The Meaning of the Term Denial of Justice in International Law
The term “denial of justice” has been used widely to describe certain types of acts and omissions of States directed against foreigners deemed to be internationally illegal and justifying diplomatic interposition by the aggrieved State. There is no agreement, however, as to the precise scope of the term. In attempting to determine whether a single definite meaning can be assigned to the expression, emphasis must be placed upon its actual use in d…
Creation of Rights of Sovereignty Through Symbolic Acts, 1400-1800
The Diplomacy of Air Transport
The International Court of Justice: Its Role in the Maintenance of International Peace and Security
The International Court of Justice
The Treatment of Aerial Intruders in Recent Practice and International Law
Every state has complete and exclusive sovereignty over the airspace above its territory. Consequently, no aircraft is normally entitled to enter the airspace above the territory of a foreign state without the latter’s permission Does this principle—very firmly established in international law since World War I—mean that any aircraft entering without such permission 1 is completely at the mercy of the territorial sovereign ? Or does international…
Israel—effect of control of absentee property—English courts
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United Nations v. Canada Asiatic Lines Ltd
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Commonwealth v. Trott
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United Nations Administrative Tribunal—effect of award
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War—disability of enemy aliens to sue—statute of limitations
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Foreign exchange control law—absence of lawful government
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Hungarian Peoples Republic v. Cecil Associates, Inc
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Corday v. Brownell
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U. S. foreign policy power—government contracts
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Military government—designation of Jewish successor organization in Germany
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Military government—currency reform in Germany
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Koster v. Banco Minero de Bolivia
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Pakistan territory administered by India—jurisdiction
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Legal status of the Republic of the South Moluccas
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Continuity of states—treaty of extradition with Serbia
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Petition of Mazurowski
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International aviation—Warsaw Convention
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Expatriation—U. S. Constitution
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War—determination of existence—insurance
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Political science (79 works) · Computer Science (61 works) · Content (measure theory (58 works) · Mathematics (55 works) · Business (40 works) · Law (35 works) · Law (34 works) · Internet privacy (33 works) · Computer security (22 works) · International Arbitration and Investment Law (20 works)