The latest issue of
Jus Gentium: Journal of International Legal History (Vol. 6, no. 1, 2021) is out. Contents include:
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Articles
- Y. Gamarra, Public Uses of the History of International Law
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Tony Carty, The Shandong Question at Versailles and After: A War to Preserve the Sanctity of Treaties?
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S. Yu. Marochkin, The 1949 Geneva Conventions 70 Years On: Impact on International Law and National Legal Systems
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Kit de Vriese, Napoleon, Anzilotti, and the Origins of Attributing State Responsibility
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N. Hendel, The Development of State Cooperation in Public Health
- Notes and Comments
- S. V. Bakhin, N. S. de Galet – Forgotten Name in the History of Private International Law
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N. Fujinami, Hasan Fehmi Pasha and the Birth of Ottoman International Legal Studies
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V. S. Ivanenko, Antoni Białecki: Warsaw International Lawyer
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M. H. Hoeflich & S. Buckley, International Law Texts in American Law Libraries: 1785–1900
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Documents and Other Evidence of State Practice
- B. Yatvetsky, T. Korotkyi, & N. Hendel, Zhabotinskii (Jabotintsky) and the Nationalities Issue in International Law
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Z. Zhabotinskii, Self-Government of a National Minority
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P. Macalister-Smith & J. Schwietzke, A Brief Calendar of State Practice for Shandong: 1897–1924: Part Three (1910–1913): Dollar Diplomacy
