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...made up of Harvard instructors. The men named are as follows: Lauchlin Currie, instructor in Economics; S. E. Harris '20, just named assistant professor of Economics; A. N. Holcombe '06, professor of Government; W. L. Langer '15, professor of Government: Roscoe Pound, dean of the Law School; Joseph Redlich, Charles Stebbins Fairchild Professor of Comparative Law; Julius Stone, instructor in Jurisprudence; and G. G. Wilson, professor of International...
Finance Minister, Professor Joseph Redlich, recently returned from lecturing at Harvard University. A most able economist and "above party," he is just the pilot to steer Austria into quiet fiscal waters...
...appointment of Joseph Redlich, Harvard Professor of Comparative Law, to the Hague Tribunal has recently been announced. Because of his previous training and his recognized ability the choice seems a particularly happy one. He was, at one time, an official in the Austrian Imperial Government and after the war, he was prominent in the politics of that country as minister of finance for the republic. He is well known in this country as an historian and as the able biographer of Franz Joseph. Some years ago he came to Harvard and now holds the position of Professor of Comparative...
Aside from the personal honor that this appointment brings Redlich, it also carries with it recognition for the Law School. The success and prestige of such an institution depends on the ability of its faculty, which in turn is largely judged by the position of its men in public life...
Appointed exchange professor at Harvard in 1907. Dr. Redlich came to the United States in 1910, when he became the Godkin lecturer. He came to America again in 1921 and in 1926 was appointed professor of comparative law at the University Law School. Dr. Redlich has also lectured at various other colleges throughout the nation...