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BROWNLIE, Ian was born on September 19, 1932 in Liverpool. Son of Amy Isabella Atherton and John Nason Brownlie.
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Basic Documents on Human Rights provides an extensive collection of key documents covering all elements of the subject, accompanied by authoritative commentary and bibliographic annotation. The result is a clear and accurate set of the most important human rights instruments adopted by the United Nations and its agencies, by regional organizations, and other actors in the field. This text contains the essentials for a thorough study of human rights, mapping well onto both undergraduate and postgraduate courses. It provides the convenience of an indispensable 'one-stop' collection for research and reference, for practitioners and students alike, with guidance from the leading experts in the field.
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Brownlie's analysis and assessment should certainly promote tighter and better drafting, while encouraging, among practical and practicing lawyers, clearer thinking about claims and rights, wrongs and reparation, and the sheer mechanics of state responsibility.-Guy S. Goodwin-Gill in The American Journal of International Law. "The author's crisp style renders this a remarkably handy volume considering its wealth of information and its extensive provision of original materials."-Gunther F. Handl in International Lawyer. An invaluable source for all those involved in the teaching or practice of international law, this authoritative study provides a detailed analysis of the substantive principles of state responsibility.
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BROWNLIE, Ian was born on September 19, 1932 in Liverpool. Son of Amy Isabella Atherton and John Nason Brownlie.
Bachelor, Oxford (England) University, 1953. Postgraduate, Cambridge (England) University, 1955. Doctor of Philosophy, Oxford University, 1961.
Data Control Language, Oxford University, 1976.
With bar Gray's Inn, 1958. With Queen's Counsel, 1979. Lecturer Nottingham (England) University, 1957—1963.
Fellow and tutor in law Wadham College, Oxford University, 1963—1976, lecturer, 1964—1976. Professor international law University London, 1976—1980. Chichele professor public international law University Oxford, 1980—1999.
Fellow All Souls College, Oxford, 1980—1999. Director studies International Law Association, 1982—1991. Reader public international law Inns of Court School Law, 1973—1976.
Visiting professor University East Africa, 1968—1969, University Ghana, 1972, University Florence (Italy), 1977. Lecturer Hague (Netherlands) Academy International Law, 1979. Member United Nations International Law Commission, 1997—2008.
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Author: International Law and the Use of Force by States, 1963, Principles of Public International Law, 1966, second edition, 1973, Russian edition, 1977, 3d edition, 1979, The Law Relating to Public Order, 1968, Basic Documents on Human Rights, 1971, second edition, 1980, Basic Documents on African Affairs, 1971, African Boundaries, a legal and diplomatic encyclopedia, 1979, State Responsibility, Part I, 1983. Editor: British Year Book International Law, since 1974.
Fellow: British Academy. Member: International Law Association, Institute International Law.
Travel, book collecting, maps.
Married 1st Jocelyn Gale in 1958, one son two daughter. Married 2nd Christine Apperley in 1978.
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