New Issue: Jus Gentium: Journal of International Legal History

The latest issue of Jus Gentium: Journal of International Legal History (Vol. 4, no. 2, 2019) is out. Contents include:

• Articles
• • Anthony Carty, British and French Archives Relating to Ownership of the Paracel Islands: 1900-1975
  • Ryan Greenwood, The Just War in Florentine Political Discourse: c. 1200-1400
  • Thomas Schultz & Jason Mitchenson, The History of Comity
  • Vladimir Rjéoutski, Derek Offord, & Gesine Argent, French as a Diplomatic and Official Language in Imperial Russia
  • W. E. Butler & V. S. Ivanenko, Baron M. A. von Taube: Historian of International Law
  • Li Chen, The Making of China’s Foremost Diplomat and International Judge
  • Olga Butkevych, International Law as a Living Legal System: Eugene Ehrlich’s Conception in Modern Times
• Notes and Comments
• • W. E. Butler, On the Fate of the Grabar Doctoral Dissertation and Degree
  • O. A. Gavrylenko & T. L. Syroed, Classical and Modern Traditions in Kharkiv University: International and European Law
  • William E. Butler & Michael Kwon, Manning’s Commentaries on the Law of Nations