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Philip C. Jessup •ï¿½66 Items / 35 Reviews, 13 Books, 17 Articles, 1 Poem
Neutrality: Its History, Economics and Law, Vol. I (1935)
by Philip C. Jessup and Francis Deak
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  1. [+]
    On Keeping Out of War (2 Reviews)
    Frederick L. Schuman
    Can We Be Neutral?, by Allen W. Dulles and Hamilton Fish Armstrong
    1. Can We Be Neutral? by Allen W. Dulles and Hamilton Fish Armstrong
    2. Neutrality: Its History, Economics and Law, Vol. I by Philip C. Jessup and Francis Deak
    The Nation, February 12, 1936, pp. 196-197
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    Some Recent Books on International Relations (15 Reviews)
    William L. Langer
    General: Political and Legal
    1. Survey of International Affairs, 1934 by Arnold J. Toynbee and V.M. Boulter
    2. Political Handbook of the World, 1936 by Walter H. Mallory
    3. Diplomacy and Peace by R.B. Mowat
    4. The Catholic Tradition of the Law of Nations by John Eppstein
    5. Handbook of the League of Nations by Denys P. Myers
    6. By Pacific Means by Manley O. Hudson
    7. The Anti-Drug Campaign by Stanley Hartnoll Bailey
    8. War and Wages by Robert Emmett Adams
    9. War: No Profit, No Glory, No Need by Norman Thomas
    10. Mars, His Idiot by H.M. Tomlinson
    11. Geographic Disarmament by James H. Marshall-Cornwall
    12. Neutrality: Its History, Economics and Law, Vol. I by Philip C. Jessup and Francis Deak
    13. Dictatorships by Hermann Kantorowicz
    14. Propaganda and the News by Will Irwin
    15. Propaganda: Its Psychology and Technique by Leonard W. Doob
    Foreign Affairs, April 1936, pp. 530-531
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    Some Recent Books on International Relations by (21 Reviews)
    General: Political and Legal
    1. Documents on International Affairs, 1935 by John W. Wheeler-Bennett and Stephen Heald
    2. Collective Security by Maurice Bourquin
    3. Supplement to the Law and Procedure of International Tribunals by Jackson H. Ralston
    4. Neutrality: Its History, Economics and Law, Vol. I by Philip C. Jessup and Francis Deak
    5. International Organization in European Air Transport by Laurence C. Tombs
    6. Humanity, Air Power and War by Philip S. Mumford
    7. Yes and Albert Thomas by E.J. Phelan
    8. Must War Come? by John Eppstein
    9. They That Take the Sword by Douglas Jerrold
    10. On the Rim of the Abyss by James T. Shotwell
    11. Propaganda and Dictatorship by Harwood L. Childs
    12. Anti-Semitism Throughout the Ages by Heinrich J.M. Coudenhove-Kalergi and Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi, ...
    13. What Will Happen to the Jews? by Joseph Leftwich
    14. A Preface to Racial Understanding by Charles S. Johnson
    15. Missions Tomorrow by Kenneth Scott Latourette
    16. The Symbols of Government by Thurman W. Arnold
    17. The Discussion of Human Affairs by Charles A. Beard
    18. Millions of Dictators by Emil Lengyel
    19. Marxism and the National-Colonial Question by Joseph Stalin
    20. Theories of International Relations by Frank M. Russell
    21. The Statesman's Year-Book, 1936 by M. Epstein
    Foreign Affairs, October 1936, pp. 203-204
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    Book Reviews (4 Reviews)
    Phillips Bradley
    Neutrality: Its History, Economics and Law, Vol. I, by Philip C. Jessup and Francis Deak
    1. Neutrality: Its History, Economics and Law, Vol. I by Philip C. Jessup and Francis Deak
    2. Neutrality: Its History, Economics, and Politics, Vol. IV by Philip C. Jessup
    3. Neutrality: Its History, Economics, and Politics, Vol. III by Edgar Turlington
    4. Neutrality: Its History, Economics, and Politics, Vol. IV by Philip C. Jessup
    American Political Science Review, February 1937, pp. 141-143