JOURNAL: Jus Gentium. Journal of International Legal History II (2017), No. 1

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Jus Gentium: Journal of International Legal History published its first issue for 2017.

Table of Contents:

ARTICLES 

The International-Legal Ideology Pre-Slavic Chiefdoms of the Ukrainian Ethnos (Part Two)V. G.Butkevych  

The Limits of International Agreement: Belligerent Rights vs. Submarine Cable Security in the Nineteenth CenturyDouglas Howland  

The Means to the End and the End of the Means:  Self-Determination, Decolonization, and International LawMiriam McKenna  

NOTES AND COMMENTS 

Piracy in the United States Supreme Court: United States v. PalmerV. Vasquez  

United States v. Smith: The Influence of Commodore John Daniel DanelsJ. G. Gorman, III  

The Malek Adhel and Shipowner Liability for PiracyB. J. Forgue  

Worcester v. Georgia and Native American Tribal SovereigntyR. L. Armezzani  

On the Russian Society of International Law (1880)W. E. ButlerV. S. Ivanenko  

Samuel Crandall and Treaty-Making in the United StatesTaylor J. Wolf  

REVIEWS 

Arnulf Becker Lorca, Mestizo InternationalLaw: A Global Intellectual History (2014)A. P. Useche   

DOCUMENTS AND OTHER EVIDENCE OF STATE PRACTICE 

Federal Law on the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation in a Foreign State and Permanent Representative (or Permanent Observer) of the Russian Federation or Attached to an International Organization (or in a Foreign State)W. E. Butler  

United States v. Smith (1820):Transcript RecordJ. G. Gorman, III  

A Brief Calendar of International Practice for Spain and Portugal: 1297 to 1641P. Macalister-SmithJ. Schwietzke  

A Brief Calendar of State Practice for Russia During the First World War: 1914 to 1924 (Part One 1914—1918)P. Macalister-SmithJ. Schwietzke  

FROM THE LITERATURE