The Legal Effects of Recognition in International Law as Interpreted by the Courts of the United States

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By John C. Hervey

University of Pennsylvania Press, 1928, 184 pp

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The author examines the effects of over two hundred American and English decisions. His work is important in studying the possible implications of the recognition of Russia.

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