XIII. The Principle of Nationality

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Foreword IX
3. Table of Contents XIII
4. I. A General View of European Legal History 1
5. II. The Domain of Political Science 43
6. III. State Statute and Common Law 52
7. IV. Four German Jurists. Bruns, Windscheid, Jhering, Gneist 110
8. V. Roman Law in American Law Schools 256
9. VI. Customary Law 269
10. VII. Problems of Roman Legal History 310
11. VIII. Jurisprudence 330
12. IX. The Japanese Code and the Family 365
13. X. The Dogma of Journalistic Inerrancy 398
14. XI. The Nature and the Future of International Law 416
15. XII. The Growth of the American University 432
16. XIII. The Principle of Nationality 439