James Brown Scott
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3628043 |
|---|---|
| NOME | James Brown Scott |
| PRENOMES | James Brown |
| SOBRENOME | Scott |
| ASSINATURA | SCOTT J B |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Carnegie Endowment for International Peace |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0679-7474 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 170 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 87 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 167 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 3 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1907 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2015 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Luther in the Tropics
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Unsaintly Virtue
Before he died in 1883, Swami Dayanand Saraswati expressly forbade his followers from turning him into a saint. His mission, he explained, was to rid India of the ‘smell of gurudom’. Nonetheless, as the Arya Samaj rose to prominence, its members extolled its founder’s extraordinary virtues in a series of texts that can only be termed hagiographic. The literary genre of Arya hagiography that emerged between the 1880s and 1920s was thus shaped by a…
Miscellaneous Addresses
Archives économiques italiennes
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Le premier Bénélux
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De Jure Praedae Commentarius
Law, the State, and the International Community
In Memoriam
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The Good Neighbor Policy
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Neutrality of the United States
Since the Treaty of Versailles—more in the nature of an armistice than a treaty of peace—we have from time to time heard rumors of wars; and today a state of war exists. Therefore neutrality is no longer a mere conception, it is a fact; and, as wars are contagious—at least they were a few years ago—many people there are who look upon a world war as a dread possibility, unless the present machinery of peace proves itself competent to bring about a…
The Seventh International Conference of American States
The Seventh of the Pan American Conferences was held at Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay, from the 3d to the 26th of December last, so that it was impossible to have comments upon its activities appear in the January number of the JOURNAL. The undersigned is taking advantage of this opportunity to say a word on certain phases of Pan-Americanism, and the observations, in so far as they concern treaties or conventions, will be in the order in whi…
Reduction of Armaments
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Advisoby Opinions from Commissions of Inquiry
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The Two Institutes of International Law
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War Debts and Armaments
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American Background to Briand's Vision of A United Europe
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Inter-American Commission of Women
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Nationality
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Intellectual Coöperation
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Henry G. Crocker
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Nationality
There is no topic of present interest, involving as it does the status of men, women and children of various countries, and even of birth in the same country, as that of nationality. It bristles with difficulties! To begin with, various terms are used, apparently meant to mean one and the same thing, although unless they are carefully defined, they may refer to different aspects of the subject. For example, “ national” is used as a synonym for “ …
The American Journalists’ Visit to the Orient
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In Memoriam—Robert Lansing
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The Pan American Conference on Conciliation and Arbitration
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The Path to Understanding Between The Two Americas
Essay| June 01 1928 The Path to Understanding Between The Two Americas James Brown Scott James Brown Scott First Carnegie Prqfessor to South America: Director of the Division of International Law of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace; Member of the United States Delegation to the Last Pan-American Conference Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Current History (1928) 28 (3): 373–380. https://doi.or…
Nationality
There is no topic of present interest, involving as it does the status of men, women and children of various countries, and even of birth in the same country, as that of nationality. It bristles with difficulties! To begin with, various terms are used, apparently meant to mean one and the same thing, although unless they are carefully defined, they may refer to different aspects of the subject. For example, “ national” is used as a synonym for “ …
The Gradual and Progressive Codification of International Law
On Monday evening, April 18, 1927, his Excellency Octavio Mangabeira, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Brazil, formally opened the International Commission of American Jurists for the Codification of International Law, Public and Private, in the city of Rio de Janeiro, in the Monroe Palace, in the presence of the official representatives of seventeen of the twenty-one American Republics, having before them, as the bases of their labors,the projects…
The British Commonwealth of Nations
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The Swiss Decision in the Boundary Dispute between Colombia and Venezuela
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The Proposed Court of Arbitral Justice
Before undertaking a systematic and analytical exposition of the project relating to the establishment of an arbitral court of justice as approved by the Committee of Examination B and referred to the First Subcommission of the First Commission, it may be useful to devote a few lines, by way of introduction, to the Permanent Tribunal of Arbitration created in 1899 by the First Conference and alongside which it is proposed to establish an arbitral…
The Central American Peace Conference of 1907
The Central American Peace Conference which met at Washington on November 14 and adjourned December 20, 1907, in accordance with the protocol between the Eepublica of Costa Eica, Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua, signed at Washington, September 17, 1907, is not only in accord with the general tendency of our times toward more helpful relations between neighboring nations, but is a direct outgrowth of a policy which has repeatedly led …
The Work of the Second Hague Peace Conference
The Second International Peace Conference, like its predecessor of 1899, endeavored to humanize the hardships necessarily incident to war and to substitute for a resort to arms a pacific settlement of international grievances, which, if unsettled, might lead to war or make the maintenance of pacific relations difficult and problematical. The conference of 1907, no more than its immediate predecessor, satisfied the leaders of humanitarian thought.…
The Legal Nature of International Law
International law — to use Bentham's innovation of 1789, which has found favor with the public, instead of the older, more expressive term, law of nations—has been variously denounced and praised as international morality or ethics; international courtesy or convention in the social sense of the word; comity as distinguished from rule of law; or merely and finally as the foreign policy, such as the Monroe Doctrine, which at a particular time happ…
Luther in the Tropics
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De Jure Praedae Commentarius
The Two Institutes of International Law
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Inter-American Commission of Women
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The Recognition of Soviet Russia
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The Foreign Policy of the United States
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A Permanent Court of International Justice
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The Neutrality Board
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The Journal Entering Upon a Second Decade
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The American Punitive Expedition into Mexico
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The Declaration of London of February 26, 1909
Two projects for the creation of an international prize court were laid before the Second Hague Peace Conference on the same day (June 22, 1907) one by the German and one by the British delegation. The United States at the time and France later warmly approved the proposed institution, and a joint project in the nature of a compromise was drafted and presented to the Conference by the four Powers, which, after much debate, prolonged discussion, o…
The Declaration of London of February 26, 1909
Chapter 3, devoted to unneutral service, has only three articles; but they are important and were debated perhaps with more spirit than any other articles of the Declaration. The general subject is one which has been treated by Lord Stowell in a series of masterly judgments, and it is believed that an examination of two or three of them would form the best introduction to this chapter
The Evolution of a Permanent International Judiciary
In his instructions to the American delegation to the Second Hague Conference, Secretary of State Root pointed out as the weakness of the present system of arbitration the prevalence of diplomatic ideals instead of purely judicial ideals in practice and procedure, and stated it as his opinion that the creation of a truly permanent international court composed of professional judges, who should act under a sense of judicial as distinguished from d…
Arctic Exploration and International Law
The announcement on September 1, 1909, by Dr. Frederick A. Cook, that he had discovered the north pole on April 21, 1908, and the almost contemporary declaration on September 6th, of Robert A. Peary, of the United States Navy, in command of the Roosevelt , that he had discovered the north pole on April 6, 1909, are, if substantiated, not only international events and scientific achievements of the greatest interest and value, but the culmination …
Status of Enemy Merchant Ships
When no distinction was made in theory and practice between the status of private property of the enemy upon land and upon sea it necessarily followed that such property was liable to seizure and confiscation wherever found
Unsaintly Virtue
Before he died in 1883, Swami Dayanand Saraswati expressly forbade his followers from turning him into a saint. His mission, he explained, was to rid India of the ‘smell of gurudom’. Nonetheless, as the Arya Samaj rose to prominence, its members extolled its founder’s extraordinary virtues in a series of texts that can only be termed hagiographic. The literary genre of Arya hagiography that emerged between the 1880s and 1920s was thus shaped by a…
The Good Neighbor Policy
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The Legal Nature of International Law
International law — to use Bentham's innovation of 1789, which has found favor with the public, instead of the older, more expressive term, law of nations—has been variously denounced and praised as international morality or ethics; international courtesy or convention in the social sense of the word; comity as distinguished from rule of law; or merely and finally as the foreign policy, such as the Monroe Doctrine, which at a particular time happ…
The Proposed Court of Arbitral Justice
Before undertaking a systematic and analytical exposition of the project relating to the establishment of an arbitral court of justice as approved by the Committee of Examination B and referred to the First Subcommission of the First Commission, it may be useful to devote a few lines, by way of introduction, to the Permanent Tribunal of Arbitration created in 1899 by the First Conference and alongside which it is proposed to establish an arbitral…
Recommendation for a Third Peace Conference at the Hague
The First Conference of 1899 was an experiment for which there were precedents, although there was perhaps no single precedent like it in all respects. Congresses or conferences have been familiar since the Congress of Westphalia, which may be said to mark the conscious beginning of modern international relations, and at various times conferences or congresses have been called, usually at the end of war, to settle the terms of peace
Status of Enemy Merchant Ships
When no distinction was made in theory and practice between the status of private property of the enemy upon land and upon sea it necessarily followed that such property was liable to seizure and confiscation wherever found
The Work of the Second Hague Peace Conference
The Second International Peace Conference, like its predecessor of 1899, endeavored to humanize the hardships necessarily incident to war and to substitute for a resort to arms a pacific settlement of international grievances, which, if unsettled, might lead to war or make the maintenance of pacific relations difficult and problematical. The conference of 1907, no more than its immediate predecessor, satisfied the leaders of humanitarian thought.…
Bombardment by Naval Forces
Among the six voeux to be found in the final act of the First Hague Peace Conference is the following: The conference expresses the wish that the proposal to settle the question of the bombardment of ports, towns, and villages by a naval force may be referred to a subsequent conference for consideration
The Central American Peace Conference of 1907
The Central American Peace Conference which met at Washington on November 14 and adjourned December 20, 1907, in accordance with the protocol between the Eepublica of Costa Eica, Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua, signed at Washington, September 17, 1907, is not only in accord with the general tendency of our times toward more helpful relations between neighboring nations, but is a direct outgrowth of a policy which has repeatedly led …
Arctic Exploration and International Law
The announcement on September 1, 1909, by Dr. Frederick A. Cook, that he had discovered the north pole on April 21, 1908, and the almost contemporary declaration on September 6th, of Robert A. Peary, of the United States Navy, in command of the Roosevelt , that he had discovered the north pole on April 6, 1909, are, if substantiated, not only international events and scientific achievements of the greatest interest and value, but the culmination …
The New Cyneas of Emeric Gracé . Edited with an introduction and translated into English from the original French text of 1623 by Thomas Willing Balch. Philadelphia
The New Cyneas of Emeric Gracé. Edited with an introduction and translated into English from the original French text of 1623 by Thomas Willing Balch. Philadelphia: Allen, Lane and Scott. 1909. pp. xxxi, 363. - Volume 4 Issue 4
A History of the New England Fisheries with maps. Raymond McFarland. New York
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Memoirs of Bertha von Suttner. Authorized translation. Boston
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The International Court of Prize
On February 15, 1911, the Senate of the United States advised and consented to the ratification of the International Prize Court Convention adopted by the Second Hague Peace Conference and signed by the American delegates October 18, 1907. Although transmitted to the Senate with the various Hague conventions on February 27, 1908, and favorably recommended by the President and Secretary of State, action upon the convention was deferred by the Comm…
The Evolution of a Permanent International Judiciary
In his instructions to the American delegation to the Second Hague Conference, Secretary of State Root pointed out as the weakness of the present system of arbitration the prevalence of diplomatic ideals instead of purely judicial ideals in practice and procedure, and stated it as his opinion that the creation of a truly permanent international court composed of professional judges, who should act under a sense of judicial as distinguished from d…
The Government of the United States and American Foreign Missionaries
It is common knowledge that the United States was originally settled either by God-fearing men and women fleeing from persecution, or by political refugees who were unable to bring about reforms which they believed essential to good government and were unwilling to comply with the state of affaire existing in the Old World, or, finally, by those who, unfortunate at home, were desirous of bettering their condition in the New World. The Pilgrim and…
The Declaration of London of February 26, 1909
Two projects for the creation of an international prize court were laid before the Second Hague Peace Conference on the same day (June 22, 1907) one by the German and one by the British delegation. The United States at the time and France later warmly approved the proposed institution, and a joint project in the nature of a compromise was drafted and presented to the Conference by the four Powers, which, after much debate, prolonged discussion, o…
The Declaration of London of February 26, 1909
Chapter 3, devoted to unneutral service, has only three articles; but they are important and were debated perhaps with more spirit than any other articles of the Declaration. The general subject is one which has been treated by Lord Stowell in a series of masterly judgments, and it is believed that an examination of two or three of them would form the best introduction to this chapter
Addresses on Government and Citizenship
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The Military and Colonial Policy of the United States
The American-Mexican Joint Commission of 1916
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The Japanese Law of Nationality
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Economic Conference of the Allied Powers
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The Case of the Appam
On July 29,1916, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia entered a decree to restore to the British claimants the steamer Appam , formerly an English merchant vessel, captured by the German cruiser Moewe upon the high seas and sent into Newport News to be laid up pending the war between Great Britain and Germany. In a very elaborate opinion, the court held that the Appam had no right under international law or the tr…
The American Punitive Expedition into Mexico
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The American Institute of International Law
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The Execution of Captain Fryatt
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