This volume contains the proceedings of Section VI, focusing on International Law, Public Law, and Jurisprudence, from the Second Pan American Scientific Congress. Presided over by J.B. Scott, the papers and discussions within offer a valuable snapshot of legal and political thought in the Americas during the early 20th century.

The proceedings shed light on the complex relationships and emerging legal frameworks shaping the region. Scholars and historians interested in the development of international law, Pan-Americanism, and the legal history of the Americas will find this collection a useful primary source.

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