Louis B. Sohn

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Louis B. Sohn was a prominent international law scholar and advocate who played a key role in the development of the United Nations and modern international legal institutions.

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instanceOf human
international law scholar
international lawyer
law professor
legal academic
advisorTo United States delegation to the United Nations
advocatedFor peace through international law
strengthening the United Nations system
awardReceived Goler T. Butcher Medal
Manley O. Hudson Medal
coAuthorWith Grenville Clark
contributedTo drafting of the United Nations Charter
countryOfBirth Poland
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt Harvard Law School
Johns Hopkins University
employer George Washington University Law School
Harvard Law School
familyName Sohn
fieldOfWork United Nations law
human rights law
international law
law of the sea
givenName Louis
knownFor advocacy of stronger international legal institutions
contributions to the development of the United Nations
work on codification of international law
languageSpoken English
German
Polish
memberOf American Society of International Law
movement internationalism
notableWork Basic Documents of the United Nations
Cases and Materials on United Nations Law
United Nations Decision Making
World Peace Through World Law
occupation author
jurist
professor
participatedIn San Francisco Conference of the United Nations
placeOfBirth Lviv
linked to: Lviv, Ukraine
positionHeld Bentley Professor of International Law at Harvard Law School
Woodruff Professor of International Law at George Washington University Law School
president of the American Society of International Law
sexOrGender male
workLocation Cambridge, Massachusetts
Washington, D.C.

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Louis B. Sohn Award namedAfter Louis B. Sohn