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Proceedings of the American Society of International Law at Its Annual Meeting (1907), 1917
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“An African View”: The photography of Denise Scott Brown [PDF]
CuratorThis article develops on the plenary paper we presented for the second Modern Heritage in the Anthropocene Symposium (MoHoA), held at the Bartlett School of Architecture(UCL) October 26–28, 2022.
Noeleen Murray, Svea Josephy
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1989
Scott-Brown's Otolaryngology , fifth edition, edited by Alan G. Kerr, is a monumental, six-volume otolaryngology text. It has been a standard work among British otolaryngologists since 1952 and is respected highly by otolaryngologists throughout the world. The new edition is two volumes longer than the fourth edition owing to the inclusion of a volume
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Scott-Brown's Otolaryngology , fifth edition, edited by Alan G. Kerr, is a monumental, six-volume otolaryngology text. It has been a standard work among British otolaryngologists since 1952 and is respected highly by otolaryngologists throughout the world. The new edition is two volumes longer than the fourth edition owing to the inclusion of a volume
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An Appreciation of James Brown Scott
American Journal of International Law, 1943In the history of the American Society of International Law since its beginning no one was more active or more enthusiastically represented its aims and its purposes than Doctor James Brown Scott, despite a life of very exceptional activity in connection with almost every phase of international relations.
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