Papers of Julius Stone

Résumé du livre

MS 5166 comprises correspondence, reports, drafts of Stone's works, lecture material, broadcasts, reviews, cuttings and photographs relating to law, international affairs, politics and education. Although there are significant papers relating to Stone's early years, including his lecture notes written whilst a student at the Universities of Oxford, Leeds and Harvard, the bulk of the collection dates from 1942 when he was appointed Challis Professor of International Law and Jurisprudence at the University of Sydney. It relates to every phase of Stone's life, documenting his work as an academic, administrator, counsel, commentator and author. Drafts, typescripts and galley proofs of most of his legal books and articles form a large part of the collection. Other papers relate to Stone's work for Judaism and Israel (343 boxes, 2 fol. boxes, 4 map folios, 1 fol. packet).