Josef Laurenz Kunz

Josef Laurenz Kunz (1 April 1890 – 5 August 1970) was an Austrian American jurist. He was a Professor of International Law at the University of Toledo from 1934 to 1960, after having emigrated from Austria in 1932.[1] Kunz earned his doctorate degree in 1920 from the University of Vienna, where he was a student of Hans Kelsen.[2]

References

Briggs, Herbert W. (1971). "Josef L. Kunz, 1890–1970". American Journal of International Law. 65 (1): 129. JSTOR 2199299.
Kammerhofer, Jörg (2008). "Josef Laurenz Kunz". In Walter, Robert; Jabloner, Clemens; Zeleny, Klaus (eds.). Der Kreis um Hans Kelsen: Die Anfangsjahre der Reinen Rechtslehre. Vienna: Manz. pp. 243–259. ISBN 978-3-214-07676-4. SSRN 1535922.

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[1] Briggs, Herbert W. (1971). "Josef L. Kunz, 1890–1970". American Journal of International Law. 65 (1): 129. JSTOR 2199299.

[2] Kammerhofer, Jörg (2008). "Josef Laurenz Kunz". In Walter, Robert; Jabloner, Clemens; Zeleny, Klaus (eds.). Der Kreis um Hans Kelsen: Die Anfangsjahre der Reinen Rechtslehre. Vienna: Manz. pp. 243–259. ISBN 978-3-214-07676-4. SSRN 1535922.