James Brown Scott

The Spanish Origin of International Law: Francisco de Vitoria and His Law of Nations

Francis Deák, James Brown Scott, Francis Deák · University of Pennsylvania Law Review and American Law Register · 1934 · 168 citations

Comparative Law, International Legal Studies, International Relations +7

The Spanish Origin of International Law. Francisco De Vitoria and His Law of Nations

Antonio Sánchez de Bustamante y Sirvén, James Brown Scott · Columbia Law Review · 1934 · 161 citations

Comparative Law, International Legal Studies, Law +6

A Digest of International Law. By John Bassett MooreLL.D., Hamilton Fish Professor of International Law and Diplomacy in Columbia University in the city of New York; Associate of the Institute of International Law; some time third Assistant Secretary of State and Assistant Secretary of State of the United States. In eight volumes. Washington: Government Printing Office. 1906.

James Brown Scott · American Journal of International Law · 1907 · 88 citations

Legal Implications, Law, New York +18

The Work of the Second Hague Peace Conference

James Brown Scott · American Journal of International Law · 1908 · 78 citations

Pacific Settlement, International Cooperation, Peacekeeping +13

Effects of Urban Development on Fish Population Dynamics in Kelsey Creek, Washington

James Brown Scott, C. R. Steward, Quentin J. Stober · Transactions of the American Fisheries Society · 1986 · 71 citations

Fish Community, Kelsey Creek, Fishery Science +8