Following the general rule that association with Communist fronts and criticism by congressional committees are the top qualifications for academic distinction, Philip C. Jessup was asked to deliver the 1956 Storrs Lectures at the Yale Law School. The Rockefeller Foundation, naturally, put up money to finance their preparation.
The result is pretty good, at that. Professor Jessup conducts a tour, for the most part pointed and specific, 1 of that hazy but growingly important juridical realm beyond the internal laws of nations.
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