The previous years have witnessed participants with nearly encyclopedic knowledge of pertinent cases as well as secondary materials by leading international law scholars.

International law scholars expressed surprise that, of all the possible violations of the economic embargo by arms salesmen and other commercial ventures, the Administration had chosen to go after a former chess champion.

In their Supreme Court appeal, the lawyers sought to underscore the importance of the issue by presenting "friend of the court" briefs from international law scholars, former diplomats, international human rights organizations, the European Union and the Mexican government.

Over the past decade, the lecture has been delivered by a leading international law scholar or international lawyer.

Philip G. Alston is an international law scholar and human rights practitioner.

Professor Michael N. Schmitt is an international law scholar.

Linton is recognised as an International Law scholar and expert, working and publishing in several of its specialised areas.

The previous years have witnessed participants with nearly encyclopedic knowledge of pertinent cases as well as secondary materials by leading international law scholars.

Sakuye Takahashi (international law scholar)

Less well known to members of the Indian Bar who are more often involved only in the municipal law issues is his role as a public international law scholar.

Stephen Toope (international law scholar, President of the University of British Columbia)

Writing in 1918, the German international law scholar and neo-Kantian pacifist Walther Schücking called the assemblies the "international union of Hague conferences".

However, international law scholar John Quigley has noted that "... a state that uses force in self-defense may not retain territory it takes while repelling an attack.

International law scholar, member of the Permanent Court of Arbitration Stanislav Chernichenko considers the 1940 events to be involuntary, but not to constitute occupation.

International law scholars expressed surprise that, of all the possible violations of the economic embargo by arms salesmen and other commercial ventures, the Administration had chosen to go after a former chess champion.

As the controversy was played out in the media a rebuttal of sorts from Ruth Wedgwood, international law scholar at Johns Hopkins University, sought to defend Cohen from criticism.

In their Supreme Court appeal, the lawyers sought to underscore the importance of the issue by presenting "friend of the court" briefs from international law scholars, former diplomats, international human rights organizations, the European Union and the Mexican government.

Khin Maung Sein: A Malaysia-based international law scholar and the Deputy Dean (Research and Postgraduate) of Ahmad Ibrahim Kulliyyah of Laws, International Islamic University Malaysia.

He is a member of the Project for the New American Century and "is one of the few teachers in the American academy to treat military history as a serious field" according to International Law scholar Ruth Wedgwood.

As one of the original members of that society, Baty got to know Isaburo Yoshida, Second Secretary of the Japanese Embassy in London and an international law scholar from the graduate school of the Tokyo Imperial University.

Alain Pellet, an international law scholar, criticizes "human rightism" approach as denying the principle of sovereignty and claiming a special place for human rights among the branches of international law; Alain de Benoist questions human rights premises of human equality.

Visiting Professors have included progressive international law scholar Richard A. Falk, W. H. (Joe) Knight, Jr., a noted scholar and member of the American Law Institute, and controversial law professor and former Bush Administration official John Yoo.

At the University of Chicago, Raskin studied with Rexford Guy Tugwell, the preeminent economist and member of FDR's Brain Trust, and Quincy Wright, the famous international law scholar, for whom Raskin served as an assistant during his law school years.

To the Editor: Alfred Rubin, an international law scholar, is concerned that the precedent set by Spain in asking for Gen. Augusto Pinochet's extradition from Britain might lead to Spain's "ruling the world" and "every country sitting in judgment of the revolutions of other countries" (news article, Nov. 26).