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3 Jus Gentium: J. Int'l Legal Hist. 307 (2018)
Treaty Collections Relating to Russia: A Baseline Historical Survey in Comparative Perspective

handle is hein.journals/jusge3 and id is 307 raw text is: TREATY COLLECTIONS RELATING TO RUSSIA: A BASELINE HISTORICAL SURVEY IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE PETER MACALISTER-SMITH JOACHIM SCHWIETZKE Heidelberg, Germany* Contents Annotations 1. Publication of Treaty Collections in Russia 1.1. Fedor Fedorovich Martens 1.2. General and specialized treaty collections 1.3. Early Russian treaties and documents 1.4. Treaties with China and Japan 1.5. Ottoman capitulations 1.6. Persian treaties 1.7. Repertories, indexes and commentaries 2. Foremost General Treaty Collections and Russia 2.1. Recueil and Nouveau Recueil General 2.2. British and Foreign State Papers 2.3. Consolidated Treaty Series 3. Treaty Collections for Russia Published Elsewhere Peter Macalister-Smith is a member of the Editorial Board. Joachim Schwietzke is Library Director emeritus at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, Heidelberg, Germany. The article continues the series on treaty collection publications in this Journal, see Peter Macalister-Smith and Joachim Schwietzke, Jus Gentium and Globally-Conceived General Treaty Collections, Jus Gentium: Journal of International Legal History, I (2016), pp. 235-316; and Peter Macalister-Smith and Joachim Schwietzke, Publication of Treaty Collections Relating to Spain and Portugal, A Baseline Compilation, Jus Gentium: Journal of International Legal History, I (2016), pp. 639-694. 307

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