Transforming the Politics of International Law : The Advisory Committee of Jurists and the Formation of the World Court in the League of Nations (Hardcover)

ForewordJan KlabbersHigh Liberalism: An Introduction to the Politics of an Intellectual ProjectP. Sean Morris Part I Civilisations, Politics and Scholars: The Origins of the Advisory Committee of Jurists ‘Civilization(s)’ and ‘Civilized Nations’ - Of History, Anthropology and International LawJakob Zollman Crouching Scholars, Hidden Civilizations: Amerindian International Law and the Construction of the International Liberal Order in Early Twentieth CenturyArthur Roberto Capella Giannattasio A Political and Legal History of the Advisory Committee of Jurists and the Foundation of the Permanent Court of International JusticeKarin van Leeuwen and Morten Rasmussen The Advisory Committee of Jurists and the Historical Origins of Scholarly Writings as a Source of International LawP. Sean Morris Making the Case for Arbitration: Edouard Descamp’s Long Advocacy for Peaceful Dispute Resolution Saskia Millman Part II The Politics of Legal Internationalism: Unofficial Members Leg over Leg the Dog Went Dover: James Brown Scott’s Long Road to the Advisory Committee of JuristsPaolo Amorosa State Practice, the First World Court and Dionisio AnzilottiFrancesco Salerno Creating Traditions of International Legal Justice: The Case of Nicolas PolitisMarilena Papadki Leon Bourgeois: Solidarism, Liberal Political Order, and International JusticeAlexandre Niess Scandinavian Legal Internationalism and the Creation of the Permanent Court of International JusticeHaakon Ikonou and Morten Rasmussen