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Volume 21 - January 1927

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Page 3 of 14

Editorial Comment

Research Article

  • Neutralization as a Movement in International Law

  • Malbone W. Graham, Jr.
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    04 May 2017, pp. 79-94

  • Writers on the history of the law of nations, in dealing with neutralization as an accepted practice, have seldom given a satisfactory account of the development of the ideas underlying this unusual phenomenon in international law. They have, in general, been inclined to treat it in a rather fragmentary manner; merely to note in passing certain scattered instances as of minor importance and to devote their major attention to the more outstanding occasions on which the European Powers have settled some given problem by the use of the formula of neutralization. It is thus rendered exceedingly difficult to form an objective appraisal of the ideological forces back of the movement, or effectively to analyze and weigh the constituent elements entering into it. In consequence, the movement has for the most part escaped scientific evaluation.

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Report of Inter-Imperial Relations Committee of the Imperial Conference, 1926

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  • China's Termination of Unequal Treaties

  • L. H. Woolset
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    06 June 2017, pp. 289-294
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Report of Inter-Imperial Relations Committee of the Imperial Conference, 1926

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  • Mexican Land Laws

  • Philip Marshall Brown
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    06 June 2017, pp. 294-298
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  • Concerning Attempts by Contract to Besteict Interposition

  • Charles Cheney Hyde
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    06 June 2017, pp. 298-303
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Report of Inter-Imperial Relations Committee of the Imperial Conference, 1926

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