Albert Ehrenzweig
Albert Ehrenzweig · Philosophy & Social Sciences
Leading scholar of conflict of laws (private international law) and torts
1906, Vienna, Austria — 1974, Berkeley, California, United States
Austria · United States
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Ehrenzweig was a leading scholar of conflict of laws (private international law) and torts, whose 'Treatise on the Conflict of Laws' (1962) became a standard reference. Persecuted as a Jew, he was expelled from the University of Vienna in 1938, emigrated to the United States, and taught for decades at UC Berkeley.
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Leading scholar of conflict of laws (private international law) and torts
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