commentary concerning investment correspondence

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Foreign Investment Disputes: Cases, Materials And Commentary
Raymond Doak Bishop; James Crawford; Michael Reisman

Kluwer Law International, 2005

This indispensable handbook is the first legal resource to gather together the most important cases and commentary no the increasingly significant subject of foreign investment disputes. It fills the need for a compilation of the basis source material into a well-organised and up-to-date volume covering the full scope of the subject. The work provides broad coverage of all aspects of foreign investment disputes: the treaty system protecting ...

John Adams: A biography in his own words (The Founding Fathers series)

1 review

Newsweek, 1973

A biography in his own words:
That's an autobiography, right? No, in this case, this book is truly what it says it is: James Bishop Peabody edits a collection of original source material, puts it all in chronological order according to the events it is discussing, rather than the order in which it was written, and provides connecting and explaining paragraphs of his own. What we are left with is truly a biography rather than ...

Epitaph For A Desert Anarchist: The Life And Legacy Of Edward Abbey

4 reviews
James Bishop

Touchstone, 1995

A superb, well-researched analysis of Edward Abbey.
"We shook hands once, but I never knew him personally, and I have mixed feelings about that. I would have liked to argue with him over cheap cigars and good tequila by a blazing river campfire under a sky full of stars. But then, this would have been a different book, more of a personal memoir." James Bishop, Jr. Despite misgivings of not knowing Edward Abbey personally, Bishop has written a ...

The Holmes-Einstein Letters Correspondence of Mr. Justice Holmes and Lewis Einstein 1903-1935
James Bishop Peabody

St. Martin's Press, 1964

This is the record of an extraordinary friendship which began in 1903 and lasted until 1935. During this time Oliver Wendell Holmes was an Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court while Lewis Einstein served successively in the American Embassies in London, Paris and Constantinople, became American Diplomatic Representative in Bulgaria and then, from 1921 to 1930, the first American Ambassador to Czechoslovakia. The unique ...