His great contribution to the development of international law is here very evident: robust, holding fast to logic and principle, furnished with conviction, reforming but correct.

• 1. The Doctrine of Jurisdiction in International Law ; 2. Reflections on a Commercial Law of Nations ; 3. The Law Governing State Contracts ; 4. The Proper Law of Contracts Concluded by International Persons ; 5. About the Proper Law of Contracts between States ; 6. State Contracts and International Arbitration ; 7. State Contracts and State Responsibility ; 8. The Enforcement of Treaties by English Courts ; 9. The Assignability of Treaty Rights ; 10. International Delinquencies before Municipal Courts ; 11. Judiciary and Executive in Foreign Affairs ; 12. The Sacrosanctity of the Foreign Act of State ; 13. The Legal Consequences of Sabbatino ; 14. Prerogative Rights of Foreign States and the Conflict of Laws ; 15. The Effect of Changes of Sovereignty upon Nationality ; 16. The Effect of State Succession upon Corporations ; 17. International Corporations and National Law ; 18. The 'Interpretation' of the Constitutions of International Financial Organizations ; 19. The Interpretation of Uniform Statutes ; 20. The Present Legal Status of Germany ; 21. Germany's Present Legal Status Revisited

His great contribution to the development of international law is here very evident: robust, holding fast to logic and principle, furnished with conviction, reforming but correct.

• 1. The Doctrine of Jurisdiction in International Law ; 2. Reflections on a Commercial Law of Nations ; 3. The Law Governing State Contracts ; 4. The Proper Law of Contracts Concluded by International Persons ; 5. About the Proper Law of Contracts between States ; 6. State Contracts and International Arbitration ; 7. State Contracts and State Responsibility ; 8. The Enforcement of Treaties by English Courts ; 9. The Assignability of Treaty Rights ; 10. International Delinquencies before Municipal Courts ; 11. Judiciary and Executive in Foreign Affairs ; 12. The Sacrosanctity of the Foreign Act of State ; 13. The Legal Consequences of Sabbatino ; 14. Prerogative Rights of Foreign States and the Conflict of Laws ; 15. The Effect of Changes of Sovereignty upon Nationality ; 16. The Effect of State Succession upon Corporations ; 17. International Corporations and National Law ; 18. The 'Interpretation' of the Constitutions of International Financial Organizations ; 19. The Interpretation of Uniform Statutes ; 20. The Present Legal Status of Germany ; 21. Germany's Present Legal Status Revisited