The Hague Peace Conferences of 1899 and 1907: A Series of Lectures Delivered Before the Johns Hopkins University in the Year 1908, Volumen1

Johns Hopkins Press, 1909

CHAPTER ITHE GENESIS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 134	1

Conferences at Termination of War 718	7

CHAPTER VContinued	10

Conferences in Peace for Regulation of War 1823	18

Peace Conferences 2325	23

Creation of Public Opinion for the Conference 2534	25

CHAPTER IIGENERAL SURVEY OF THE FIRST PEACE CONFERENCE 3587	35

Calling of the Conference 3947	39

Arbitration in the Ancient World 194200	194

Arbitration from the Middle Ages to Jays Treaty 1794 200210	200

Instances of Arbitration from Jays Treaty 1794 210216	210

CHAPTER VITHE CONVENTION FOR THE PACIFIC SETTLEMENT	254

CHAPTER VIICOMPULSORY ARBITRATION AT THE CONFERENCES	319

CHAPTER VIIITHE CONVENTION RESPECTING THE LIMITATION	386

The Convention on Contract Debts and its Importance 415422	415

CHAPTER IXTHE PROPOSED COURT OF ARBITRAL JUSTICE 423464	423

Opening of the Conference 4754	47

The First CommissionThe Limitation of Armaments 5462	54

The Second CommissionGeneva Convention Laws and Customs of War 6266	62

The Third CommissionThe Peaceful Settlement of International Disputes 6687	66

CHAPTER IIIGENERAL SURVEY OF THE SECOND PEACE CON FERENCE 88143	88

Invitation to LatinAmerica 95101	95

Program and Reservations of Certain Powers 101106	101

Opening of the Second Conference 107112	107

Procedure of Conference 112124	112

The Work of the First Commission 124131	124

The Work of the Second Commission 131133	131

Work of the Third Commission 133134	133

The Fourth Commission 134136	134

The Nature of Conventions Declarations Resolutions Recommendations or Voeux 136140	136

The Closing of the Conference 140143	140

CHAPTER IVTHE COMPOSITION OF THE CONFERENCE 144187	144

Influence of Various Delegations and Delegates 163173	163

Formal and Informal Addresses at the Conference 173180	173

The Social Side of the Conference 180187	180

CHAPTER VTHE NATURE ORIGIN AND PRACTICE OF INTER NATIONAL ARBITRATION 188253	188

Examination Adopted by the First Commission	442

CHAPTER XTHE CONVENTION FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF	465

CHAPTER XITHE OPENING OF HOSTILITIES THE LAWS	512

Convention Respecting the Rights and Duties of Neutral	541

CHAPTER XIITHE STATUS OF ENEMY MERCHANT SHIPS AT	556

CHAPTER XIIITHE ADAPTATION TO NAVAL WARFARE OF	599

CHAPTER XIVAËRIAL WARFARE THE LIMITATION OF ARMA	649

E Importance of Constitutional or Representative	689

CHAPTER XVUNFINISHED BUSINESS OF THE SECOND CON	698

CHAPTER XVIRECOMMENDATION FOR A THIRD PEACE CON	731

APPENDIX TO CHAPTER I	753

APPENDIX TO CHAPTER IIIContinued	757

The Admission of LatinAmerica to the Second Con	761

c Minister Hill to the Secretary of State April	766

Extract from Wests Symboleography 15921594 Concerning	776

of the Russian Proposals 795796	795

The Russian Proposal of International Arbitration 803812	803

Treaties of Arbitration since the First Hague Conference 812819	812

Additions proposed by Germany to the Convention concerning	826

Título	The Hague Peace Conferences of 1899 and 1907: A Series of Lectures Delivered Before the Johns Hopkins University in the Year 1908, Volumen1 The Hague Peace Conferences of 1899 and 1907: A Series of Lectures Delivered Before the Johns Hopkins University in the Year 1908, James Brown Scott
Autor	James Brown Scott
Editor	Johns Hopkins Press, 1909
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Michigan
Digitalizado	22 Jun. 2012

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