Hersch Lauterpacht (English spelling)

Japanese: ラウターパクト（英語表記）Hersch Lauterpacht

1897‐1960
An Austrian-born British scholar of international law. After studying at the University of Vienna and the University of London, he became an assistant professor at the University of London, and then a professor at Cambridge University in 1938, leaving the university in 1955 to become a judge at the International Court of Justice. He is known for his unique academic style, which harmonizes the solid theory of German jurisprudence with British-style positivism. In his first work (1927), he discussed how private law principles have been introduced into international law by analogy, and in The Functions of Law in International Society (1933), he discussed the possibilities of international law based on the characteristics of international society.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1897‐1960
オーストリア出身のイギリスの国際法学者。ウィーン大学，ロンドン大学に学んだ後ロンドン大学助教授，1938年からケンブリッジ大学の教授となり，55年国際司法裁判所判事となって大学を去った。ドイツ法学の堅固な理論とイギリス流の実証主義を調和した独特の学風をもって知られる。最初の著作で私法原理がいかに国際法に類推導入されてきたかを論じ(1927)，《国際社会の法の機能》(1933)では国際社会の特質から国際法の可能性を論じた。

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