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Manley Ottmer Hudson (* 19. Mai 1886 in Saint Peters, Missouri; † 13. April 1960 in Cambridge, Massachusetts) war in der ersten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts einer der einflussreichsten amerikanischen Juristen im Bereich des Völkerrechts.
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Manley Ottmer Hudson (May 19, 1886 – April 13, 1960) was an American lawyer specializing in public international law. He was a judge at the Permanent Court of International Justice, a member of the International Law Commission, and a mediator in international conflicts.
- American
- Work in public international law
- May 19, 1886, Saint Peters, Missouri, U.S.
MANLEY HUDSON AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNATIONAL LEGAL STUDIES AT HARVARD. AN uncertain planting at the Harvard Law School for nearly a hundred years, international law first became firmly and deeply rooted at the School under the nurture of Manley Ottmer Hudson. His work is high ground from which the School can con- tinue forward with ...
Overview. Manley Ottmer Hudson. (1886—1960) Quick Reference. 1886–1960. U.S. citizen; Professor, Harvard Law School 1918–1953; Judge, P.C.I.J. 1936–1946; First Chairman of the I.L.C., 1948–1951. Principal publications: International Legislation (9 vols., 1931–1950); World Court Reports (4 vols., 1934–1948) ...
Manley Ottmer Hudson. lawyer for public international law (1886-1960) Upload media. Wikipedia. Date of birth. 19 May 1886, 1886. St. Peters. Date of death. 13 April 1960, 1960.
24. März 2024 · The papers of Manley O. Hudson, law professor, judge, international mediator, and legal scholar, were presented to the Harvard Law School in 1964 as a gift by his widow, Janet Aldrich Hudson, and his two sons, Manley O. Hudson, Jr. and Peter A. Hudson. Immediate Source Of Acquisition:
