Issue 1

• Article — Europe’s Digital Constitution // Anu Bradford

• Article — Regulating the Foreign-Fighter Phenomenon // Benjamin R. Farley

• Article — Closing the “Shell Bank” Loophole // Noam Noked & Zachary Marcone

• Essay — Taiwan, War Powers, and Constitutional Crisis // Scott R. Anderson

Issue 2

• Article — Transnational Enforcement Leadership and the World Police Paradox // Pierre-Hugues Verdier

• Article — Accommodating Secession Within the EU Constitutional Order of States // Nikos Skoutaris

• Note — Between Scylla and Charybdis: Sanctions Compliance for International Companies Divesting from Russia // Simon Volkov

• SAILS Essay — A Short History of the Early History of American Student-Edited International Law Journals // Harlan Grant Cohen

• SAILS Essay — International Law Scholarship in Latin America // Jorge Contesse

• SAILS Essay — Tracing the Footprints of International Law Ideas: A Scientometric Analysis // Niccolò Ridi & Thomas Schultz

Issue 3

• Article — Concurrent Investor-State Claims Before Domestic Courts and Investment Treaty Arbitration Tribunals: Philip Morris, Vattenfall and Beyond // Luke Nottage & Robert Stendel

• Article — All Necessary Measures: Climate Law for International Shipping // Baine P. Kerr

• Article — Can Churches Discriminate? Religious Freedom, Non-Discrimination, and the Search for an Inter-American Standard // Patricio Enrique Kenny & María Florencia Saulino

• Note — Tempered Vigilance: Realizing Effective Remedy for Rightsholders Under the French Duty of Vigilance Law // Nicolas Friedlich

Issue 1

• Article — The Harmon Doctrine is Dead, Long Live the Harmon Doctrine! // Tamar Meshel

• Article — Prohibiting Slavery & The Slave Trade // Jocelyn Getgen Kestenbaum

Issue 2

• Article — #Genocide: Atrocity as Pretext and Disinformation // Jens David Ohlin

• Article — When Decarbonization Meets Industrialization: The First WTO Dispute Between the EU and U.K. // Mandy Meng Fang

• Article — Mind the Gap(s) – The Need to Resolve Uncertainties in the International Law of Cyber Warfare // Shiran Shahaf

• Note — The Case for Reforming JASTA // Jack V. Hoover

• Note — A New Approach to Status Determination in International Arbitration? A Comparison of Larsen v. Hawaiian Kingdom and the Disputes Concerning Venezuela’s Representation before ICSID Tribunals // Fritz Kainz

Issue 3

• Article — Implementing War Torts // Rebecca Crootof

• Article — Sustainable Central Banking // Rosa María Lastra & Christina Parajon Skinner

• Article — Rethinking International Investment Law: Form, Function & Reform // Stratos Pahis

• Note — Disparities in Queer Asylum Recognition Rates on the Basis of Gender: A Case Study of Australia and New Zealand // Jake Marks Millman

• Book Review — Marry the Domestic and the International: Review of Yuji Iwasawa, Domestic Application Of International Law Focusing On Direct Applicability// Paul B. Stephan

Issue 1

• Article — The Impact of Separate Opinions on International Criminal Law // Nancy Amoury Combs

• Article — Wars of Conquest in the Twenty-First Century and the Lessons of History ‒ Crimea, Panama, and John Bassett Moore // Paul B. Stephan

• Article — “A New Law on Earth” Hannah Arendt and the Vision for a Positive Legal Framework to Guarantee the Right to Have Right // Melissa Stewart

• Essay — Admiralty, Human Rights, and International Law // George Rutherglen

• Note — Disentangling Conflict and Minerals:  How NGOs and Lawmakers Ought to Rebrand Their Flawed Narrative of Eastern Congo // Max Chaffetz

• Note — Holding Peacekeepers Accountable: Haiti and Cholera // Abby Oakland

Issue 2

• Article — Outsourcing Enforcement // Desirée Leclercq

• Article — Trade’s Mini-Deals // Kathleen Claussen

• Article — The Elastic Corporate Form in International Law // Julian Arato

• Note — Evaluating the Tax Veto in a Digital Age: Legislative Efficiency and National Sovereignty in the European Union // Charlotte A. McFaddin

• Note — U.S. Sanctions Policy on Trial: The Alleged Violations Litigation and Opportunities for Other States to Follow This Strategy // James R. Harper

Issue 3

• Article — Advancing Disability Rights-Based Refugee and Asylum Claim // Janet E. Lord, Elizabeth Heideman, & Michael Ashley Stein

• Article — Special Courts, Global China // Mark Jia

• Note — Assessing Aspirations: Factors Influencing Modern Effects of State Aspirational Clauses in the German and Japanese Constitutions // J. Bolton Smith

Issue 1

• Article — Separate Judicial Speech // Cosette D. Creamer & Neha Jain

• Article — Aging Out: Elderly Defendants and International Crimes // Caroline Davidson

• Article — The Rise of the Nonstate Actor: The New Face of the Bilateral Investment Treaty in the Middle East // Mary Kabir-Seraj Bischoping

• Article — Confessionalism in Lebanon: The Costs of Seeking Consensus Through Fragmentation // Kareem Ramadan

Issue 2

• Article — Arbitral Courts // Pamela K. Bookman

• Article — Prosecuting Foreign States // Chimène I. Keirner

• Article — Are All Soldiers Created Equal? – On the Equal Application of the Law to Enhanced Soldiers // Yahli Shereshevsky

• Note — Twenty-Six Amendments, but Only One Vote: Single Subject Rule as a Constitutional Defense Mechanism Against Democratic Decline // Sarah Houston

• Note — Cities in International Law: The New Landscape of Global Governance // Katherine Schroeder

Issue 3

• Keynote — Seventy-Six Going on a Hundred: International Cooperation and International Law at the United Nations // Stephen Mathias

• Article — The Substantive Value of Diversity in Investment Treaty Arbitration // Richard C. Chen

• Article — The Security Council and Non-State Domestic Actors: Changes in Non-Forcible Measures between International Lawmaking and Peacebuilding // Leonardo Borlini

• Article — Unlawfully-Issued Sovereign Debt // W. Mark C. Weidemaier & Mitu Gulati

• Note — Confronting the Sacred: Eradicating the Whipping of Women in Southwest Ethiopia // Haleta Giday Fiseha

• Note — Going Global: An International Human Rights Approach to Russian LGBTQ+ Law and Practices // Michael P. Goodyear

• Essay —Expanding the U.N. Security Council: A Potential Bulwark against the U.N.’s Legitimacy Crisis // Bilal Askari

• Essay — International Postal Governance: Avenues for Reform // Ross Marchard

Issue 1

• Article — One Voice in Foreign Relations and Federal Common Law // Paul B. Stephan

• Article — Inventing the War Crime: An Internal Theory // Jessica Laird & John Fabian Witt

• Article — Even Some International Law is Local: Implementation of Treaties through Subnational Mechanisms // Charlotte Ku, William H. Henning, David P. Stewart, & Paul F. Diehl

• Article — Checking Rights at the Border: Migrant Detention in International and Comparative Law // Jill I. Goldenziel

Issue 2

• Article — The New Legal Hubs: The Emergent Landscape of International Commercial Dispute Resolution // Matthew S. Erie

• Article — Sovereign Debt, Private Wealth, and Market Failure // Odette Lienau

• Article — Against Privatized Censorship: Proposals for Responsible Delegation // Molly K. Land

• Article — State Immunity as a Tool of Foreign Policy: The Unanswered Question of Certain Iranian Assets // Daniel Franchini

Issue 3

• Article — King Leopold’s Bonds and the Odious Debts Mystery // Joseph Blocher, Mitu Gulati & Kim Oosterlinck

• Article — Never Waste A Crisis: Anticorruption Reforms in South America // Rachel Brewster & Andres Ortiz

• Article — The Price of Prevention: Anti-Terrorism Pre-Crime Measures and International Human Rights Law // Arturo J. Carrillo

• Article — The Methodology of Immigration Law // Tally Kritzman-Amir

• Article — Unpacking the Rise of Benefit Corporations: A Transatlantic Comparative Case Study // Scott J. Shackelford JD, Janine Hiller, & Xiao Ma

• Note — Bridging the Void in Transnational Corporate Accountability: Jesner v. Arab Bank as a Call to Action // Rachel Davidson Raycraft

Issue 1

• Article — E-Commerce Transactions and Country  of Origin Marking for Imported  Products: A Gap Between Statutory Purpose and Legal Requirements // Christine Abely

• Article — Outsourcing of Governmental Functions in Contemporary Conflict: Rethinking the Issue of Attribution // Jennifer Maddocks

• Article — Personal Jurisdiction: The Transnational Difference // Austen Parrish

• Note — The Constitutional Protection of Freedom of Religion in Russia and Hungary: A Comparative Analysis // Marilyn Guirguis

Issue 2

• Article — Transparency in International Commercial Arbitration: Adopting a Balanced Approach // Mary Zhao

• Article — Unfriendly Choice of Law in FRAND // King Fung Tsang & Jyh-An Lee

• Article — China’s Turn Toward Law // Taisu Zhang & Tom Ginsburg

• Article — No Longer Immune? How Network Theory Decodes Normative Shifts in Personal Immunity for Heads of State // Nadia Banteka

• Article — Why Countries Diverge over Extradition Treaties with China: The Executive Power to Extradite in Common and Civil Law Countries // Noah E. Lipkowitz

Issue 1

• Article — Procedural Justice in Transnational Contexts // Stephen Cody and Alexa Koenig

• Article — Stealth Theocracy // Yvonne Tew

• Article — Analogies in Detentions: Distorting the Balance Between Military Necessity and Humanity // Charles Pendleton Trumbull IV

• Article — Discursive Justice: Interpreting World War II Litigation in Japan // Timothy Webster

• Note — Enforcement of International Treaties by Domestic Courts of Iran: New Developments // Farshad Rahimi Dizgovin

Issue 2

• Article — Contextualizing Cost Shifting: A Multimethod Approach // Sergio Puig

• Article — Tackling Fossil Fuel Subsidies Through International Trade Agreements: Taking Stock, Looking Forward // Cleo Verkuilj, Harro Van Asselt, Tom Moerenhout, Liesbeth Casier, & Peter Wooders

• Essay — Armed Conflict at the Threshold? // Deborah Pearlstein

• Note — The Utility of Futility: Local Remedies Rules in International Investment Law // Zachary Mollengarden

Issue 1

• Article — Constitutional Design Two Ways: Constitutional Drafters as Judges // Rosalind Dixon

• Article — Interpretive Divergence // Neha Jain

• Article — Germany’s German Constitution // Russell A. Miller

• Note — Decentering or Decentralizing? Economic, Social, & Cultural Rights in Federal Systems // Reedy C. Swanson

Issue 2

• Article — Unintended Agency Problems: How International Bureaucracies Are Built and Empowered // Anu Bradford, Stavros Gadinis & Katerina Linos

• Article — Building Multilateral Anticorruption Enforcement: Analogies between International Trade & Anti-Bribery Law // Rachel Brewster & Christine Dryden

• Article — Statutory International Law // Ashley Deeks

• Article — Legislating Transnational Jurisdiction // Aaron D. Simowitz

• Article — Weathering the “Perfect Storm:” Welcoming Refugees While Protecting the United States at Home and Abroad // Peter Vincent

• Note — Otherwise Occupied: The Legal Status of the Gaza Strip 50 Years after the Six-Day War // Roi Bachmutsky

• Note — A Design-Around for the United States Design Patent System: What Can the United States Learn from the United Kingdom and Canada in the Aftermath of Samsung v. Apple? // Katherine McNutt

Issue 3

• Article — External Dimensions of the French Constitution // John Bell

• Article — The External Dimensions of Constitutions // Eyal Benvenisti & Mila Versteeg

• Article — Refugees Misdirected: How Information, Misinformation, and Rumors Shape Refugees’ Access to Fundamental Rights // Melissa Carlson, Laura Jakli, & Katerina Linos

• Article — Country-Specific Investments and the Rights of Non-Citizens // Adam S. Chilton & Eric A. Posner

• Article — Detaining Non-Citizens: Political Competition and Weak v. Strong Judicial Review // Rosalind Dixon & Brigid McManus

• Article — The American Founding and Global Justice: Hamiltonian and Jeffersonian Approaches // David Golove

• Article — Constitution in the World: The External Dimensions of South Africa’s Post-Apartheid Constitution // Heinz Klug

• Article — Vulnerable Insiders: Constitutional Design, International Law, and the Victims of Internal Armed Conflict in Colombia // David Landau

• Article — The Rights of Aliens under the United States Constitution: At the Border and Beyond // George Rutherglen

• Article — Israel’s External Constitution: Friends, Enemies, and the Constitutional/Administrative Law Distinction // Adam Shinar

• Article — Alien Citizens: Kurds and Citizenship in the Turkish Constitution // Ozan O. Varol

• Article — Sovereignty and Beyond: The Double Edge of External Constitutionalism // Neil Walker

Issue 1

• Article: Protection and Empire: The Martens Clause, State Sovereignty, and Individual Rights // Jeffrey Kahn

• Article: The Original Meaning of the Law of Nations // William J. Moon

• Article: Affirmative Target Identification: Operationalizing the Principle of Distinction for U.S. Warfighters // John J. Merriam

• Note: Conscientious Offenders: Russia's Ban on Extremist Religious Literature, and the European Court of Human Rights // Daniel Ortner

• Note: The Tide of the Times: A Sectoral Approach to Latin America's Resistance to the Investor-State Arbitration System // Tom Brower

Issue 2

• Article — The Influence of History on States' Compliance with Human Rights Obligations // Adam S. Chilton & Eric A. Posner

• Article — Victim Testimony in International and Hybrid Criminal Courts: Narrative Opportunities, Challenges, and Fair Trial Demands // John D. Ciorciari; Anne Heindel

• Article — Shattering the Glass Ceiling in International Adjudication // Nienke Grossman

• Article — The Elite Threat to Constitutional Transitions // William Partlett

• Response — Disaggregating the Human Rights Treaty Regime // Kevin L. Cope & Cosette D. Creamer

• Response — Explaining Human Rights Abuses: Comparing Contemporary Factors and Historical Factors // Yonatan Lupu

• Response — History, Geography, and Rights: A Response to Chilton and Posner // Mila Versteeg

Issue 3

• Article — Does International Human Rights Law in African Courts Make a Difference  // Daniel Abebe

• Article — The Stewardship of Trust in the Global Value Chain // Kishanthi Parella

• Article — Blinding International Justice // Sergio Puig

• Note — U.S. Regulation of Cross-Border Banks: Is It Time to Embrace Balkanization in Global Finance // Alexander Coley

• Note — The Nuclear Option: Domestic Treaty Withdrawal Mechanisms // Lucas Kowalczyk

Issue 1

• Note — Consistently Inconsistent: U.S. LNG Exportation Policy and the WTO // Michael P. Smith

• Commentary — The Game Changer: How the P5 Caused a Paradigm Shift in Norm Diffusion Post-9/11 // Catherine Moore

• Essay — The Cape Town Convention's Improbable-but-Possible Progeny Part One: An International Secured Transactions Registry of General Application // Charles W. Mooney Jr.

• Article — Retooling TRIPS // Patricia L. Judd

• Article — When Are International Crimes Just Cause for War? // Margaret M. deGuzman

• Article — Conflating Politics and Development? Examining Investment Treaty Arbitration Outcomes // Susan D. Franck

• Keynote — Crossing Borders in International Development: Some Perspectives on Human Rights, Governance, and Anti-Corruption // Hassane Cisse

Issue 2

• Note — Wasting My Time in the Waiting Line: Solutions for Improving the Afghanistan and Iraq Special Immigrant Visa Programs // Nadia Abramson

• Essay — The Cape Town Convention's Improbable-but-Possible Progeny Part Two: Bilateral Investment Treaty-like Enforcement Mechanism // Charles W. Mooney Jr.

• Article — The Conundrum of WTO Accession Protocols: In Search of Legality and Legitimacy // Julia Ya Qin

• Article — An International Legal Framework for Surveillance // Ashley Deeks

Issue 3

• Note — Exempting Humanitarian Intervention from the ICC's Definition of the Crime of Aggression: Ten Procedural Options for 2017 // Leslie Esbrook

• Article — Constraining States: Constitutional Lessons for International Courts // Shalev Roisman

• Article — International Law before the Courts: The EU and the US Compared // Grainne De Burca

• Article — When Foreign is Criminal // Margaret K. Lewis

• Article — The Article 51 Reporting Requirement for Self-Defense Actions // James A. Green

• Article — Re-Thinking the Principle of Proportionality Outside of Hot Battlefields // Charles P. IV Trumbull

Issue 1

• Note — Direct Participation in Hostilities from Cyberspace // Collin Allan

• Essay — Combating FCPA Charges: Is Resistance Futile // Richard C. Smith

• Article — Are Facilitating Payments Legal? // Philip M. Nichols

• Article — Human Rights Meets Securities Regulation // Galit A. Sarfaty

• Article — A People's History of Collective Action Clauses // W. Mark C. Weidemaier & Mitu Gulati

• Article — Assessing Transnational Private Regulation of the OTC Derivatives Market: ISDA, the BBA, and the Future of Financial Reform // Gabriel Rauterberg & Andrew Verstein

• Keynote — The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance: The Future of Financial Regulation // Ethiopis Tafara

Issue 2

• Note — Problematic Precedents: The Conflicting Legacies in the Genocide Jurisprudence of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia // Kendra Wergin

• Note — How to Train a Toothless Dragon: Finding Room for Improvement in China's Transfer Pricing Regulations // Jessica L. Ho

• Article — Public and Private in International Investment Law: An Integrated Systems Approach // Julie A. Maupin

• Article — Legal Vortex in the Strait of Hormuz // James Kraska

• Article — The First Condition of Progress? Freedom of Speech and the Limits of International Trade Law // Tomer Broude & Holger P. Hestermeyer

• Article — Beyond Truth and Punishment in Transitional Justice // Matiangai V. S. Sirleaf

• Article — The Responsibility to Solve: The International Community and Protracted Refugee Situations // T. Alexander Aleinikoff & Stephen Poellot

Issue 3

• Article — "Below the Threshold" Cyber Operations: The Countermeasures Response Option and International Law // Michael N. Schmitt

• Article — Constitutional Islamization and Human Rights: The Surprising Origin and Spread of Islamic Supremacy in Constitutions // Dawood I. Ahmed & Tom Ginsburg

• Article — Germany v. Europe: The Principle of Democracy in German Constitutional Law and the Troubled Future of European Integration // Russell A. Miller

• Article — The Margin of Appreciation in International Investment Law // Julian Arato

• Article — Tort Tourism: The Case for a Federal Law on Foreign Judgment Recognition // John B. Bellinger III & R. Reeves Anderson

• Note — The American Depositary Revision: Restructuring ADRs for Emerging-Market Investments // Chad M. Jennings

Issue 1

• Article — Ancillary Discovery to Prove Denial of Justice // Roger P. Alford

• Article — Forum Conveniens: The Search for a Convenient Forum in Transnational Cases // Donald Earl Childress III

• Article — Toward a Functional Approach to Sovereign Equality // Peter B. Rutledge

• Article — The SPEECH Act's Unfortunate Parochialism: Of Libel Tourism and Legitimate Pluralism // Mark D. Rosen

• Article — Transnational Libel // David A. Anderson

• Article — Regulatory Competition and Anticorruption Law // Paul B. Stephan

• Article — Multijurisdictional Bribery Law Enforcement: The OECD anti-Bribery Convention // Elizabeth K. Spahn

Issue 2

• Note — U.S. Asylum Law as a Path to Religious Persecution // Jack C. Dolance II

• Article — Regulatory Effectiveness & Offshore Financial Centers // Andrew P. Morriss & Clifford C. Henson

• Article — Talking the Talk and Walking the Walk: Reviving Global Trade and Development after Doha // Stephen Kim Park

• Article — Treaty Options: Towards a Behavioral Understanding of Treaty Design // Jean Galbraith

• Article — Executive Branch Policy Meets International Law in the Evolution of the Domestic Law of Detention // Thomas B. Nachbar

Issue 3

• Article — Beyond the Self-Execution Analysis: Rationalizing Constitutional, Treaty, and Statutory Interpretation in International Commercial Arbitration // S. I. Strong

• Article — Regulating through Numbers: A Case Study of Corporate Sustainability Reporting // Galit A. Sarfaty

• Article — The Intermestic Constitution: Lessons from the World's Newest Nation // Kevin L. Cope

• Article — Are World Trading Rules Passé? // Sungjoon Cho & Claire R. Kelly

• Note — Silencing the Media in Sri Lanka: How the Sri Lankan Constitution Fuels Self-Censorship and Hinders Reconciliation // Clare Boronow

• Note — International Money Laundering: The Need for ICC Investigative and Adjudicative Jurisdiction // Michael Anderson

Issue 1

• Note — Leave Now: A Proposal to Reconcile Justice and Pragmatism in Democratically Transitioning Countries // Andrew Winerman

• Note — Divergent Approaches to File-Sharing Enforcement in the United States and Japan // Christopher Siebens

• Article — Interpretation and Institutional Choice at the WTO // Gregory Shaffer & Joel Trachtman

• Article — Enhancing International Investment Law's Legitimacy: Conceptual and Methodological Foundations of a New Public Law Approach // Stephan W. Schill

• Article — Medical Tourism, Access to Health Care, and Global Justice // I. Glenn Cohen

Issue 2

• Note — Reassessing the Role of Supplier Codes of Conduct: Closing the Gap between Aspirations and Reality // Andrew Herman

• Article — Like Moths to a Flame? International Securities Litigation after Morrison: Correcting the Supreme Court's "Transactional" Test // Marco Ventoruzzo

• Article — The United Nations, Military Intervention, and Regime Change in Libya // Mehrdad Payandeh

• Article — Beyond Rationality: A Sociological Construction of the World Trade Organization // Sungjoon Cho

• Article — The Perils of Judicial Independence: Constitutional Transition and the Turkish Example // Asli U. Bali

Issue 3

• Essay — Investment Treaties and Investor Corruption: An Emerging Defense for Host States? // Jason Webb Yackee

• Article — Finding Legal Principle in Global Financial Regulation // David Zaring

• Article — Moral Judgments & International Crimes: The Disutility of Desert // Andrew K. Woods

• Article — Carving Out Policy Autonomy for Developing Countries in the World Trade Organization: The Experience of Brazil & Mexico // Alvaro Santos

• Article — Unwilling or Unable: Toward a Normative Framework for Extraterritorial Self-Defense // Ashley S. Deeks

Issue 4

• Note — Undermining ICSID: How the Global Antibribery Regime Impairs Investor-State Arbitration // R. Zachary Torres-Fowler

• Note — Rule 23 and the Exclusion of Foreign Citizens as Class Members in U.S. Class Actions // Gary W. Johnson

• Article — Jus Ad Bellum before the International Court of Justice // John Norton Moore

• Article — The Domestic Politics of International Extradition // William Magnuson

• Article — Tortured Reasoning: The Intent to Torture under International and Domestic Law // Oona A. Hathaway, Aileen Nowlan & Julia Spiegel

• Article — Against Consent // Andrew T. Guzman

Issue 1

• Note — The Primacy of Regional Organizations in International Peacekeeping: The African Example // Suyash Paliwal

• Article — Bucking the Kuznets Curve: Designing Effective Environmental Regulation in Developing Countries // Michael Faure, Morag Goodwin & Franziska Weber

• Article — Free Movement of Judgments: Increasing Deterrence of International Cartels through Jurisdictional Reliance // Michal S. Gal

• Article — When the WTO Works, and How It Fails // Anu Bradford

• Note — Solving Israel's African Refugee Crisis // Avi Perry

Issue 2

• Note — Trafficked: Domestic Violence, Exploitation in Marriage, and the Foreign-Bridge Industry // Jane Kim

• Article — Do Bilateral Investment Treaties Promote Foreign Direct Investment? Some Hints from Alternative Evidence // Jason Webb Yackee

• Article — The Curious Case of Corporate Liability under the Alien Tort Statute: A Flawed System of Judicial Lawmaking // Julian G. Ku

• Article — Law of the Land, Law of the Sea: The Lost Link between Customary International Law and the General Maritime Law // David J. Bederman

• Article — Out of Many: Military Commissions, Religious Tribunals, and the Democratic Virtues of Court Specialization // Ori Aronson

Issue 3

• Note — Shifting Sands: Cost-and-Fee Allocation in International Investment Arbitration // David Smith

• Note — International Management of a High Sea Fishery: Political and Property-Rights Solutions and the Atlantic Bluefin // Seth Korman

• Article — Global Food Safety: Exploring Key Elements for an International Regulatory Strategy // Ching-Fu Lin

• Article — Iraq and the Military Detention Debate: Firsthand Perspectives from the Other War // Robert M. Chesney

• Article — The Flaws of Foreign Affairs Legalism // Daniel Abebe & Eric A. Posner

Issue 4

• Note — Extraterritoriality and the Unique Analogy between Multinational Antitrust and Securities Fraud Claims // Erica Siegmund

• Article — The ICSID Effect? Considering Potential Variations in Arbitration Awards // Susan D. Franck

• Article — Counterfeiting as an Externality Imposed by Multinational Companies on Developing Countries // Daniel Chow

• Essay — Nonstate Actor Participation in International Law and the Pretense of Exclusion // Jordan J. Paust

• Note — Stabilizing the Role of Umbrella Clauses in Bilateral Investment Treaties: Intent, Reliance, and Internationalization // Jonathan B. Potts

• Article — Foreign Official Immunity Determinations in U.S. Courts: The Case against the State Department // Ingrid Wuerth

Issue 1

• Foreword — 50th Anniversary Commemorative Letter // Paul Mahoney

• Essay — A Traveler from an Antique Land: The Modern Renaissance of Comparative Constitutionalism // A. E. Dick Howard

• Article — Labor Flexibility, Legal Reform, and Economic Development // Alvaro Santos

• Article —Complementarity in Crisis: Uganda, Alternative Justice, and the International Criminal Court // Alexander K. A. Greenawalt

• Essay — Climate Change and Human Rights Law // John H. Knox

• Note — Gay Rights in Uganda: Seeking to Overturn Uganda's Anti-Sodomy Laws // Michael Hollander

Issue 2

• Foreword — 50th Anniversary Commemorative Letter // Stephen M. Schwebel

• Essay — Perspectives on International Criminal Justice // M. Cherif Bassiouni

• Article — International Agreements, Internal Heterogeneity, and Climate Change: The "Two Chinas" Problem // Daniel Abebe & Jonathan S. Masur

• Article — Combatant Status and Computer Network Attack // Sean Watts

• Article — Labor Rights as Human Rights // Kevin Kolben

• Essay — Medellin, and Alien Tort Statute, and the Domestic Status of International Law // David H. Moore

• Note — Clarifying Grease: Mitigating the Threat of Overdeterrence by Defining the Scope of the Routine Governmental Action Exception // Charles B. Weinograd

Issue 3

• Foreword — 50th Anniversary Commemorative Letter: The Journal's Golden Jubilee // John B. Bellinger III

• Essay — Somalia: State Failure, Piracy, and the Challenge to International Law // Mario Silva

• Article — Power and Purpose in the "Anglo-American" Corporation // Christopher M. Bruner

• Article — Incorporative Statutes and the Borrowed Treaty Rule // John F. Coyle

• Note — Vitamin C Is for Compulsion: Delimiting the Foreign Services Compulsion Defense // Jane Lee

• Article — Pharmaceuticals and the European Union: Managing Gray Markets in an Uncertain Legal Environment // Robert C. Bird & Peggy E. Chaudhry

Issue 4

• Foreword — 50th Anniversary Commemorative Letter: Due Diligence Obligations and Violence against Women // Rashida Manjoo

• Essay — Military Necessity and Humanity in International Humanitarian Law: Preserving the Delicate Balance // Michael N. Schmitt

• Article — Freeze-Outs: Transcontinental Analysis and Reform Proposals // Marco Ventoruzzo

• Article — Inching toward EU Supranationalism? Qualified Majority Voting and Unanimity under the Treaty of Lisbon // Stephen C. Sieberson

• Essay — The Curious Legal Landscape of the Extraterritoriality of U.S. Environmental Laws // Jonathan Remy Nash

• Note — The Tragedy of Comity: Questioning the American Treatment of Inadequate Foreign Courts // Virginia A. Fitt

Issue 1

• Note — Assumption of Risk in United States Refugee // LawIan Atkinson

• Note — A Genocide by Any Other Name: Language, Law, and Darfur // Mai-Linh K. Hong

• Article — What's at Stake in the Sovereignty Debate?: International Tax and the Nation-State // Diane M. Ring

• Article — The Nobel Effect: Nobel Peace Prize Laureates as International Norm Entrepreneurs // Roger P. Alford

• Article — The Human Rights Quagmire of "Human Trafficking" // James C. Hathaway

Issue 2

• Note — Seizing Weapons of Mass Destruction from Foreign-Flagged Ships on the High Seas under Article 51 of the UN Charter // Matthew Allen Fitzgerald

• Article — Sovereign Wealth Funds and Social Arrears: Should Debts to Citizens be Treated Differently than Debts to Other Creditors // Patrick J. Keenan

• Article — Against Antitrust Functionalism: Reconsidering China's Antimonopoly Law // Salil K. Mehra & Meng Yanbei

• Article — Reason and Authority in the European Court of Justice // Vlad Perju

Issue 3

• Note — Grocery Store Activism: A WTO Compliant Means to Incentivize Social Responsibility // Jessica Karbowski

• Article — Taiwan's New Adversarial System and the Overlooked Challenge of Efficiency-Driven Reforms // Margaret K. Lewis

• Article — Is Climate Change "International"? Litigation's Diagonal Regulatory Role // Hari M. Osofky

• Article — "Political" Commitments and the Constitution // Duncan B. Hollis & Joshua J. Newcomer

Issue 4

• Article — Human Rights and Human Trafficking: Quagmire or Firm Ground? A Response to James Hathaway // Anne T. Gallagher

• Article — The Best Tool for the Job: The U.S. Campaign to Freeze Assets of Proliferators and Their Supporters // CarrieLyn Donigan Guymon

• Article — Outlawing Amnesty: The Return of Criminal Justice in Transitional Justice Schemes // Lisa J. LaPlante

• Note — Canada's Access to Medicines Regime: Lessons for Compulsory Licensing Schemes under the WTO Doha Declaration // George Tsai

• Essay — The Inevitable Globalization of Constitutional Law // Mark Tushnet

• Essay — The Case for Climate Protection Authority // Nigel Purvis

Issue 1

• Article — Thailand's Test: Compulsory Licensing in an Era of Epidemiologic Transition // Brent Savoie

• Article — We Had to Destroy the Country to Save It: On the Use of Partition to Restore Public Order during Occupation // Andrew George

• Article — Individual and Customary International Law Formation // Christiana Ochoa

• Article — Judging International Judgments // Mark L. Movsesian

• Article — Litigating Canada-U.S. Transboundary Harm: International Environmental Lawmaking and the Threat of Extraterritorial Reciprocity // Shi-Ling Hsu & Austen L. Parrish

Issue 2

• Note — Defending Nationals Abroad: Assessing the Lawfulness of Forcible Hostage Rescues // Kristen E. Eichensehr

• Essay — Competition and Control in International Adjudication // Jacob Katz Cogan

• Article — Investment Protection in Extraordinary Times: The Interpretation and Application of Non-Precluded Measures Provisions in Bilateral Investment Treaties // William W. Burke-White & Andreas von Staden

• Article — You Say You Want a Revolution: Interpretive Communities and the Origins of Islamic Finance // Haider Ala Hamoudi

Issue 3

• Article — Vile Crime or Inalienable Right: Defining Incitement to Genocide // Susan Benesch

• Article — Defense Perspectives on Law and Politics in International Criminal Trials // Jenia Iontcheva Turner

• Address — Terrorism and the Rule of Law: A European Perspective // Rory Brady

• Article — Reflections on A Convenient Untruth // A. Mark Weisburd

• Article — A Convenient Untruth: Fact and Fantasy in the Doctrine of Odious Debts // Sarah Ludington & Mitu Gulati

Issue 4

• Article — Taking Account of Reality: Adopting Contextual Standards for Developing Countries in International Investment Law // Emily A. Alexander

• Essay — Empiricism and International Law: Insights for Investment Treaty Dispute Resolution // Susan D. Franck

• Article — Legal Positivism, Constructivism, and International Human Rights Law: The Case of Participatory Development // Martin V. Totaro

• Article — "They Say I am Not an American.. ": The Noncitizen National and the Law of American Empire // Christina Duffy Ponsa-Kraus (née Burnett)

Issue 1

• Article — Left and Right in the Middle East: Notes on the Social Construction of Race // Jonathan Zasloff

• Article — The Legal Limits of Universal Jurisdiction // Anthony J. Colangelo

• Article — Remembering Sudetenland: On the Legal Construction of Ethnic Cleansing // Timothy William Waters

• Article — Using International Law to Enhance Democracy // David Sloss

• Article — Compulsory Process in a Globalized Era: Defendant Access to Mutual Legal Assistance Treaties // Robert Neale Lyman

Issue 2

• Article — Nunca Mas or Deja Vu // Charles H. Brower II

• Article — Rights in Conflict? The Rationale and Implications of Using Human Rights in Conflict Prevention Strategies // Helen Quane

• Article — Transitional Corruption: Regulation Across Borders // Patrick X. Delaney

• Article — Culture Change // Lan Cao

• Article — Extraordinary Rendition and the Humanitarian Law of War and Occupation // David Weissbrodt & Amy Bergquist

Issue 3

• Article — Communications Theory and World Public Order: The Anthropomorphic, Jurisprudential Foundations of International Human Rights // Winston P. Nagan & Craig Hammer

• Article — The Responsibility to Protect: Humanitarian Concern and the Lawfulness of Armed Intervention // Christopher C. Joyner

• Article — Must the Losers of Free Trade Go Hungry? Reconciling WTO Obligations and the Right to Food // Chris Downes

• Article — Enforcing International Arbitration Agreements in Federal Courts: Rethinking the Court's Remedial Powers // Daniel Tan

Issue 4

• Note — The Lopsided International Investment Law Regime and Its Effect on the Future of Investor-State Arbitration // Olivia Chung

• Book Review — The Other Path of Neoconservativism // Martin V. Totaro

• Article — Fiduciary Duty without Equity: Fiduciary Duties of Directors under the Revised Company Law of the PRC // Rebecca Wing Chi Lee

• Article — A Blurring of the Boundaries: The Application of International Humanitarian Law by Human Rights Bodies // Christine Byron

• Article — Is Open Source Software the New Lex Mercatoria // Fabrizio Marrella & Christopher S. Yoo

Issue 1

• Article — Combatant Status: It Is Time for Intermediate Levels of Recognition for Partial Compliance // Eric Talbot Jensen

• Article — The Politics of the Geneva Conventions: Avoiding Formalist Traps // Rosa Brooks

• Article — The Applicability of the Geneva Conventions to the Global War on Terrorism // Derek Jinks

• Article — Statehood and the Third Geneva Convention // Robert J. Delahunty & John Yoo

• Article — Beyond the Geneva Conventions: Lessons from the Tokyo Tribunal in Prosecuting War and Terrorism // Allison Marston Danner

• Article — Precedents Lost: The Neglected History of the Military Commission // David Glazier

• Article — The Politics of the Geneva Conventions: Anxiety as the Beginning of Insight // Samuel Estreicher & Paul B. Stephan: John C. Jeffries, Jr., Distinguished Professor of Law

Issue 2

• Article — WTO Application of the Customary Rules of Interpretation of Public International Law to Intellectual Property // Susy Frankel

• Article — Why the FTC Notes of Interpretation Constitute a Partial Amendment of NAFTA Article // Charles H. Brower II

• Article — International Criminal Courts—A Stormy Adolescence // Patricia M. Wald

• Article — Transnational Regulatory Litigation // Hannah L. Buxbaum

Issue 3

• Book Review — Rule-Skepticism, "Strategy," and the Limits of International Law // David Gray

• Article — "When You State a Moral Principle, You Are Stuck with It": The 1941 Atlantic Charter as a Human Rights Instrument // Elizabeth Borgwardt

• Article — The Role of Apology in International Law and Diplomacy // Richard B. Bilder

• Article — The Role of "Extra-Compensatory" Damages for Violations of Fundamental Human Rights in the United Kingdom and the United States // Randy J. Holland & Chilton Davis Varner

Issue 4

• Article — China and the Laws of War: Patterns of Compliance and Disregard // Jamieson L. Greer

• Article — Front-Line Justice // Louise Otis & Eric H. Reiter

• Article — The Nuremberg Industrialist Prosecutions and Aggressive War // Allison Marston Danner

• Article — Extraordinary Rendition and the Torture Convention // David Weissbrodt & Amy Bergquist

Issue 1

• Article — Legal Mechanisms of the International Community and the United States Concerning State Sponsorship of Terrorism // Alison Elizabeth Chase

• Article — Food Fears: Health and Safety at the WTO // Andrew T. Guzman

• Article — "A War of Media, Words, Newspapers, and Radio Stations": The ICTR Media Trial Verdict and a New Chapter in the International Law of Hate Speech // Gregory S. Gordon

• Note — Enhancing the Proliferation Security Initiative: The Case for a Decentralized Nonproliferation Architecture // Thomas D. Lehrman

• Essay — The Creeping Codification of Transnational Commercial Law: An Arbitrator's Perspective // Charles N. Brower & Jeremy K. Sharpe

Issue 2

• Note — Sustaining Judicial Rescues: The Role of Outreach and Capacity-Building Efforts in War Crimes Tribunals // Varda Hussain

• Note — Prosecuting Saddam and Bungling Transitional Justice in Iraq // Danielle Tarin

• Essay — Revisiting the Law of Nation-Building: Iraq in Transition // Brett H. McGurk

• Article — Which Countries Count?: Lawrence v. Texas and the Selection of Foreign Persuasive Authority // Rex D. Glensy

• Article — Anti-Suit Injunctions and the Vexing Problem of Comity // Daniel Tan

Issue 3

• Article — Bounded Discretion in International Judicial Lawmaking // Tom Ginsburg

• Article — Predicting Chaos? Using Scenarios to Inform Theory and Guide Practice // William J. Aceves

• Article — Defining State Responsibility under NAFTA Chapter Eleven: Measures "Relating to" Foreign Investors // T. Leigh Anenson

• Note — Are Public and Private Political Risk Insurance Two of a Kind? Suggestions for a New Direction for Government Coverage // Jennifer M. DeLeonardo

Issue 4

• Article — Roper and the Use of International Sources // A. Mark Weisburd

• Article — Reconciling State Sovereignty and Investor Protection in Denial of Justice Claims // Andrea K. Bjorklund

• Article — An End to the Death Penalty for Juvenile Offenders // Philip Sapsford

• Note — The Gloves Were Never On: Defining the President's Authority to Order Targeted Killing in the War Against Terrorism // Jonathan Ulrich

• Article — Winners and Losers in the Globalization of Legal Services: Situating the Market for Foreign Lawyers // Carole Silver

• Article — Democracy as the Cure for Terrorism: Turkey's Example // W. Robert Pearson

• Article — Procedural Incrementalism: A Model for International Bankruptcy // John E. Pottow

Issue 1

• Article — The Limits of Legitimacy: The Rome Statute's Unlawful Application to Non-State Parties // Lee A. Casey & David B. Rivkin, Jr.

• Article — Rethinking the Binding Effect of Customary International Law // Samuel Estreicher

• Article — The UN Security Council in a Unipolar World // Michael J. Glennon

• Foreword — Taking International Law Seriously // Samuel Estreicher & Paul B. Stephan

• Article — International Agreements: A Rational Choice Approach // Jack L. Goldsmith & Eric A. Posner

• Article — International Law in National Courts: The International Rule of Law and the Limits of the Internationlist Model // Mattias Kumm

• Article — Conflicts Between American and European Views of Law: The Dark Side of Legalism // Richard H. Pildes

• Article — The Politics of the Geneva Conventions: Disturbing Background to the ICC Debate // Jeremy Rabkin

• Article — Courts, the Constitution, and Customary International Law: The Intellectual Origins of the Restatement (Third) of the Foreign Relations Law of the United States // Paul B. Stephan

• Article — The Status of Terrorists // John C. Yoo & James C. Ho

• Article — The Appropriate Hierarchy of Global Multilateralism and Customary International Law: The Example of the WTO // John O. McGinnis

• Article — Do International Trade Institutions Contribute to Economic Growth and Development? // Joel R. Paul

Issue 2

• Article — Realist Theory and Real Constraints // Claire R. Kelly

• Article — The Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties in U.S. Treaty Interpretation // Evan Criddle

• Note — Creating Borders on the Internet: Free Speech, the United States, and International Jurisdiction // Cherie Dawson

• Article — The Domestic Origins of International Agreements // Rachel Brewster

• Article — Beyond the Democratic Peace: Solving the War Puzzle // John Norton Moore

Issue 3

• Essay — Federal Courts, International Tribunals, and the Continuum of Deference: A Postscript on Lawrence v. Texas // Roger P. Alford

• Article — Do Palestinian Refugees Have a Right of Return to Israel? An Examination of the Scope of and Limitations On the Right of Return // Lewis Saideman

• Article — Can Legalization Last?: Whaling and the Durability of National (Executive) Discretion // John K. Setear

• Article — The Limits of Institutional Design: Implementing the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention // Daniel K. Tarullo

• Article — Constitutionalizing Islam: Theory and Pakistan // Jeffrey A. Redding

• Article — Whistleblowing: Australian, U.K., and U.S. Approaches to Disclosure in the Public Interest // Elletta Sangrey Callahan, Terry Morehead Dworkin & David Lewis

Issue 4

• Article — Unlawful Combatants and the Geneva Conventions // Jason Callen

• Note — Does United Nations War Prevention Encourage State-Sponsorship of International Terrorism? An Economic Analysis // Evan Stephenson

• Note — Will an Attack on America Justify an Attack on Americans?: Congressional and Constitutional Prohibitions on the Executive's Power to Detain U.S. Citizens as Enemy Combatants // Danielle Tarin

• Note — Rhetoric or Rights?: When Culture and Religion Bar Girls' Right to Education // L. Elizabeth Chamblee

• Article — From Talk to Walk: The Emergence of Human Rights Responsibilities for Corporations at International Law // David Kinley & Junko Tadaki

Issue 1

• Book Review — Politics and Antitrust in Japan // Salil Kumar Mehra

• Essay — Affirmative Action and the Equality Principle in Human Rights Treaties: United States' Violation of Its International Obligations // Marjorie Cohn

• Note — Informal Foreign Affairs Formalism: The Act of State Doctrine and the Reinterpretation of International Comity // Jake S. Tyshow

• Article — The Architecture of International Cooperation: Transgovernmental Networks and the Future of International Law // Kal Raustiala

• Article — The Legitimacy of Amnesties Under International Law and General Principles of Anglo-American Law: Is a Legitimate Amnesty Possible? // Ronald C. Slye

• Article — The Lost History of International Extradition Litigation // John T. Parry

Issue 2

• Article — Destabilization Policy: Lessons from Reagan on International Law, Revolutions and Dealing with Pariah Nations // Eric S. O'Malley

• Article — The Legal Basis of the United Nations Peace-Keeping Operations // Alexander Orakhelashvili

• Note — When in Rome...? The International Criminal Court and Avenues for U.S. Participation // Damir Arnaut

• Memorial — In Memoriam: Monroe Leigh (1919-2001) // L. Benjamin Ederington

• Article — International Adjudication on National Security Issues: What Role for the WTO // Dapo Akande & Sope Williams

• Article — The American Servicemembers' Protection Act: Protecting Whom? // M. Tia Johnson

Issue 3

• Note — Cornejo-Barreto Revisited: The Availability of a Writ of Habeas Corpus To Provide Relief from Extradition under the Torture Convention // Abra Edwards

• Essay — Law in the Heart of Darkness: Atrocity & DuressRosa Ehrenreich BrooksArticleWar: Rhetoric & Norm-Creation In Response To Terror // Tawia Ansah

• Article — Federal Courts, International Tribunals, and the Continuum of Deference // Roger P. Alford

• Article — The Shape of Governance: Analyzing the World of Internet Regulation // Viktor Mayer-Schönberger

Issue 4

• Article — International Antitrust and the Doha Dome // Eleanor M. Fox

• Article — International Antitrust and the WTO: The Lesson from Intellectual Property // Andrew T. Guzman

• Article — Against Principled Antitrust // Edward T. Swaine

• Note — Land Reform in Russia: Unlocking the Assets of the Rural Poor // Maegan L. Conklin

• Note — The Need for Governmental Secrecy: Why the U.S. Government Must Be Able to Withhold Information in the Interest of National Security // Laura A. Larkin (née White)

• Book Review — Review Essay: Textbook Revisionism // Michael D. Ramsey

• Note — Government Failure in Sub-Saharan Africa: The International Community's Options // James C. Owens

Issue 1

• Article — Economic Analysis of Prescriptive Jurisdiction // Joel P. Trachtman

• Article — Universal Jurisdiction for International Crimes: Historical Perspectives and Contemporary Practice // M. Cherif Bassiouni

• Article — Treaty Interpretation, the Constitution and the Rule of Law // John Norton Moore

• Article — Customary International Law in State Courts // Julian G. Ku

• Note — Denial of Enforcement of Chinese Arbitral Awards on Public Policy Grounds: The View from Hong Kong // Kelley Brooke Snyder

Issue 2

• Principal Paper — Sorting Out the Debate over Customary International Law // Ernest A. Young

• Comment — Customary International Law, Foreign Affairs, and Federal Common Law // Daniel J. Meltzer

• Comment — International Law as Non-preemptive Federal Law // Michael D. Ramsey

• Principal Paper — The Alien Tort Statute and Article III // Curtis A. Bradley

• Comment — The Diversity Theory of the Alien Tort Statute // Michael G. Collins

• Comment — The Constitutionality of the Alien Tort Statute: Some Observations on Text and Context // William S. Dodge

• Principal Paper — Treaties and the Eleventh Amendment // Carlos Manuel Vazquez

• Comment — Treaties, Sovereign Immunity, and the Plan of the Convention // Susan Bandes

• Principal Paper — Treaties, Self-Execution, and the Public Law Litigation Model // Ann Woolhandler

• Comment — A Response to Professor Woolhandler's Treaties, Self-Execution, and the Public Law Litigation Model // Ann Althouse

• Comment — The Treaty Power and Self-Execution: A Comment on Professor Woolhandler's Article // Caleb Nelson

Issue 3

• Article — Coordinated Criminal Investigations between the United States and Foreign Governments and Their Implications for American Constitutional Rights // Irvin B. Nathan & Christopher D. Man

• Article — Cooperative States: International Relations, State Responsibility and the Problem of Custom // Pierre Hugues-Verdier

• Comment — Selective Disclosure by Issuers, Its Legality and Ex Ante Harm: Some Observations in Response to Professor Fox // William K.S. Wang

• Note — Corporate Governance and Foreign Investment Nightmares in Russia: A Case Study of Unified Energy Systems // Richard P. Cunningham, Jr.

• Book Review — Book Review of Judge Advocates in Combat // Myron H. Nordquist

Issue 4

• Article — Conflict of Economic Laws: From Sovereignty to Substance // Hannah L. Buxbaum

• Article — Multiple Nationality and the Postnational Transformation of Citizenship // Linda Bosniak

• Note — Regulating Our 21st-Century Ambassadors: A New Approach to Corporate Liability for Human Rights Violations abroad // Logan Michael Breed

• Note — Compensation for Certain Victims of Terrorism under Section 2002 of the Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act of 2002: Individual Payments at an Institutional Cost // Sean K. Mangan

• Note — Globalization, Governance, and Multinational Enterprise Responsibility: Corporate Codes of Conduct in the 21st Century // Elisa Westfield

Issue 1

• Article — International Immunities: Some Dissident Views on the Role of Municipal Courts // Charles H. Brower II

• Article — Gendered States: A Comparative Construction of Citizenship and Nation // Kif Augustine-Adams

• Comment — Reflections on Pinochet // Clive Nicholls

• Article — Haste, Gaps, and Some Possible Cures for the ICC: An Introduction to the Panel // David A. Martin

• Article — Poor Drafting and Imperfect Organization: Flaws to Overcome in the Rome Statute // Shabtain Rosenne

• Article — The Risks and the Weaknesses of the International Criminal Court from America's Perspective // John R. Bolton

• Article — The International Criminal Court Preparatory Commission: The Way It Is & The Way Ahead // Michael A. Newton

• Note — Electronic Commerce Legislation: An Analysis of European and American Approaches to Contract Formation // Christopher T. Poggi

Issue 2

• Article — What is Free Trade--The Real Issue Lurking behind the Trade and Environment Debate // David M. Driesen

• Article — The Constitution and Jurisdiction over Foreign States: The 1996 Amendment to the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act in Perspective // Lee M. Caplan

• Article — Rethinking the Role of Law and Contracts in East-West Commercial Relationships // Philip J. McConnaughay

• Comment — Crosby as Foreign Relations Law // Edward T. Swaine

Issue 3

• Article — Introduction: Privatization and Its Prospects // Steven Walt

• Article — Private vs. Political Choice of Securities Regulation: A Political Cost/Benefit Analysis // John C. Coates IV

• Article — Stock Exchange Mobility, Unilateral Recognition, and the Privatization of Securities Regulation // Amir N. Licht

• Article — Proposals for Reform of Securities Regulation: An Overview // Edmund W. Kitch

• Article — Regulation FD and Foreign Issuers: Globalization's Strains and Opportunities // Merritt B. Fox

• Article — Privatizing Outsider Trading // Kimberly D. Krawiec

• Article — Jurisdictional Choice in Securities Regulation // William J. Carney

Issue 4

• Article — Prosecuting Superiors for Crimes Committed by Subordinates: A Discussion of the First Significant Case Law Since the Second World War // Sonja Boelaert-Suominen

• Article — Filling in One of the Last Pieces of the Ocean: Regulating Tuna in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean // Violanda Botet

• Article — Promoting Issuer Choice in Securities Regulation // Stephen J. Choi

• Article — Domestic Court Implementation of Coordinative Treaties: Formulating Rules for Determining the Seat of Arbitration under the Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards // Laura M. Murray

• Comment — Beyond Kosovo: The United Nations and Humanitarian Intervention // Ralph Zacklin

Issue 1

• Article — Preliminary Objections before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights: Legitimate Issues and Illegitimate Tactics // Jo M. Pasqualucci

• Article — A Panel of Experts for Chechnya: Purposes and Prospects in Light of International Law // Thomas D. Grant

• Article — Ozone, Iteration, and International Law // John K. Setear

• Article — A Scholar's Beginnings: A Study of the San Francisco Charter // Inis L. Claude Jr.

• Comment — The Use of Preclusion Doctrine, Antisuit Injunctions, and Forum Non Conveniens Dismissals in Traditional Intellectual Property Litigation // Peter Nicolas

• Note — A Right to Same-Sex Marriage under International Law: Can it be Vindicated in the United States // Edward H. Sadtler

Issue 2

• Article — The Twilight of Customary International Law // J. Patrick Kelly

• Article — Litigating Environmental Abuses under the Alien Tort Claims Act: A Practical Assessment // Richard L. Herz

• Article — Understanding the Resemblance between Modern and Traditional Customary International Law // Jack L. Goldsmith & Eric A. Posner

• Article — Two Cheers for Expedited Removal in the New Immigration Laws // David A. Martin

• Note — The Right to Language and Linguistic Development: Deafness from a Human Rights Perspective // Anna-Miria Muhlke

Issue 3

• Article — Agents of International Discourse: A Conspectus on the Future of International Law Journals // David J. Bederman; Jonathan C. Hamilton

• Article — International Criminal Law and Augusto Pinochet // Ruth Wedgwood

Issue 4

• Article — Multi-State and International Secured Transactions under Revised Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code // Hans Kuhn

• Article — Judicial Globalization // Anne-Marie Slaughter

• Note — Measuring Local Legal Risk Premium in Project Finance Bonds // Ken Miyamoto

Issue 1

• Article — The Basle Accords as Soft Law: Strengthening International Banking Supervision // Lawrence L.C. Lee

• Article — The Inconvenience of Victims: Abolishing Forum Non Conveniens in U.S. Human Rights Litigation // Kathryn Lee Boyd

• Article — The First Case under the WTO's Sanitary and Phytosanitary Agreement: The European Union's Hormone Ban // Dale E. McNeil

• Article — The U.N.'s International Criminal Tribunal, is it Justice or Jingoism for Rwanda--A Call for Transformation // Todd Howland; William Calathes

• Note — Towards Enterprisation: Shareholder Rights and Economic Reform in Russia // Michael D. V. Coco

Issue 2

• Article — A Legal Theory of Emerging Economies // Philip M. Nichols

• Article — Contemporary Forms of Slavery and the Evolution of the Prohibition of Slavery and the Slave Trade under Customary International Law // A. Yasmine Rassam

• Article — Siegecraft and Surrender: The Law and Strategy of Cities as Targets // Matthew C. Waxman

• Note — Genocide and the Duty to Extradite or Prosecute: Why the United States is in Breach of Its International Obligations // Lee A. Steven

Issue 3

• Article — Efficiency and Equal Protection in the New European Contract Law: Mandatory, Default and Enforcement Rules // Ugo Mattei

• Article — Savigny's Triumph--Choice of Law in Contracts Cases at the Close of the Twentieth Century // Mathias Reimann

• Article — Capital Market Regulation in Developing Countries: A Proposal // Andrew T. Guzman

• Article — Arbitration and the Harmonization of International Commercial Law: A Defense of Mitsubishi // Eric A. Posner

• Article — Novelty and the Risks of Uniform Sales Law // Steven Walt

• Article — The Futility of Unification and Harmonization in International Commercial Law // Paul B. Stephan

Issue 4

• Article — Power Play: Theater Ballistic Missile Defense, National Ballistic Missile Defense and the ABM Treaty // David Edward Grogan

• Article — Enhancing Compliance with International Law: A Neglected Remedy // John Norton Moore

• Article — Transparency, Standards of Review, and the Use of Trade Measures to Protect the Global Environment // Patricia Isela Hansen

• Article — Making Customary International Law through Municipal Adjudication: A Structural Inquiry // Maxwell O. Chibundu

• Note — A Cure Worse than the Disease--The Case against Continued Reliance on Preshipment Inspection Services as Customs Alternatives // Kenneth P. Kansa

• Note — Achieving Economic Security with Swords as Ploughshares: The Modern Use of Force to Combat Environmental Degradation // Michael K. Murphy

Issue 1

• Article — Richard B. Lillich and the United Nations Compensation Commission: Goodbye Forever to Direct Versus Indirect Damages // Charles N. Brower

• Article — Opinion Regarding the Jurisdiction and Powers of the United Nations Compensation Commission // Richard B. Lillich; Charles N. Brower

• Article — Richard B. Lillich and Human Rights // Cees Flinterman

• Article — Richard B. Lillich's Institutional Influences // Hurst Hannum

• Article — Remembrances of a Student, Perspectives from a Colleague // David J. Bederman

• Article — Review of the Thirteenth Sokol Colloquium // Brice M. Clagett

Issue 2

• Article — Do Legal Rules Matter--International Law and International Politics // Anthony Clark Arend

• Article — Peace through Trade--Developments in Palestinian Trade Law During the Peace Process // David P. Fidler

• Article — Regulatory Frameworks for Pooled Investment Funds: A Comparison of Japan and the United States // Yoshiki Shimada; Sinji Itoh; Hikaru Kaieda

• Note — Foreign Investment in North Korea: An Assessment of Recent Laws and Regulations // Haksoo Ko

Issue 3

• Article — The Inter-American Convention against Corruption: A Comparison with the United States Foreign Corrupt Practices Act // Lucinda A. Low; Andrea K. Bjorklund; Kathryn Cameron

• Article — Latin American Securitization: The Case of the Disappearing Political Risk // Claire A. Hill

• Article — Foreigners in Their Own Land: Cultural Land and Transnational Corporation--Emergent International Rights and Wrongs // Martin A. Geer

• Article — Environmental Injustice on United States Bases in Panama: International Law and the Right to Land Free from Contamination and Explosives // J. Martin Wagner; Neil A. F. Popovic

• Note — Conscientious Objection as an Emerging Human Right // Emily N. Marcus

Issue 4

• Article — Regulatory Arbitrage for Real: International Securities Regulation in a World of Interacting Securities Markets // Amir N. Licht

• Article — Why LDCs Sign Treaties That Hurt Them: Explaining the Popularity of Bilateral Investment Treaties // Andrew T. Guzman

• Article — The Moral Exception in Trade Policy // Steve Charnovitz

• Comment — Maritime Wrecks: Where the Lex Ferenda of Underwater Cultural Heritage Collides with the Lex Lata of the Law of the Sea // Jean Allain

• Note — The U.S.-Thai Double Tax Treaty: Implications for Investment Income Tax Planning // Thomas J. McGuire

• Note — Ensuring Equality: Pursuing Implementation of the Equal Pay Principle via the Institutions of the European Union, the North American Agreement on Labor Cooperation, and Corporate Codes of Conduct // Brian S. Johnson

Issue 1

• Article — Consensus, Dissensus, and Contractual Obligation through the Prism of Uniform International Sales Law // Michale P. Van Alstine

• Article — New Zealand v. France Nuclear Tests: The Dismissed Case of Lasting Significance // Barbara Kwiatkowska

• Article — Prosecuting the Russian Mafia: Recent Russian Legislation and Increased Bilateral Cooperation May Provide the Means // Abraham Abramovsky

• Note — Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights in China: You Can Lead a Horse to Water, but You Can't Make It Drink // Gregory S. Feder

Issue 2

• Article — Two Achievements of the Uruguay Round: Putting TRIPS and Dispute Settlement Together // Rochelle Cooper Dreyfuss; Andreas F. Lowenfeld

• Comment — Enforcing the Enforcement Procedures of the TRIPS Agreement // J. H. Reichman

• Article — Some Practical Observations about WTO Settlement of Intellectual Property Disputes // Judith H. Bello

• Article — The U.S. Digital Agenda at WIPO // Pamela Samuelson

• Comment — The Next Round: The Impact of the WIPO Copyright Treaty on TRIPS Dispute Settlement // Neil W. Netanel

• Article — Academic Responses to the TRIPS/WTO Situation // Ralph S. Brown

• Article — Territorial Intellectual Property Rights in an Age of Globalism // Curtis A. Bradley

• Comment — Extraterritoriality and Multiterritoriality in Copyright Infringement // Jane C. Ginsburg

• Article — Normative and Empirical Territoriality in Intellectual Property: Lessons from Patent Law // Donald S. Chisum

• Article — The Case for Limited Extraterritorial Reach of the Lanham Act // Roger E. Schechter

Issue 3

• Article — Law in the Service of Politics: Moving Neo-Liberal Institutionalism from Metaphor to Theory by Using the International Treaty Process to Define Iteration // John K. Setear

• Article — Departure from the Centralized Model: The Russian Supreme Court and Constitutional Control of Legislation // Peter Krug

Issue 4

• Article — Toward a New Paradigm: Enhanced Effectiveness in United Nations Peacekeeping, Collective Security, and War Avoidance // John Norton Moore

• Note — 911: The Foreign Earned Income Exclusion--Policy and Enforcement // Jeffrey Evans

Issue 1

• Article — The Establishment of a Rule against Hearsay in Romano-Canonical Procedure // Frank R. Herrmann

• Article — Jurisdictional Immunity of International Organizations: Human Rights and Functional Necessity Concerns // Michael Singer

• Article — A Stategy for Judicial Reform: The Experience in Latin America // Maria Dakolias

• Note — The Application of 28 U.S.C. 1332(c)(1) to Alien Corporations: A Dual Citizenship Analysis // David A. Greher

Issue 2

• Article — The Souls of International Organizations: Legal Personality and the Lighthouse at Cape Spartel // David J. Bederman

• Article — GATT Doctrine // Philip M. Nichols

• Note — Towards an International Market in Mutual Funds // Chistopher B. Bernard

Issue 3

• Article — A Model for Efficient Foreign Aid: The Case for the Political Risk Insurance Activities of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation // Maura B. Perry

• Article — The Ideology of Human Rights // Makau Wa Mutua

• Comment — National Forums for Punishing Offenses against International Law: Might U.S. Soldiers Have Their Day in the Same Court // Mark S. Martins

• Comment — The Humanitarian Law of the Yugoslavia War Crimes Tribunal: Jurisdiction in Prosecutor v. Tadic // Geoffrey R. Watson

• Note — Human Rights and the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act // Jennifer A. Gergen

Issue 4

• Article — From War to Peace: A Study of Cease-Fire Agreements and the Evolving Role of the United Nations // David M. Morriss

• Article — Anglicizing Defamation Law in the European Union // Douglas W. Vick; Linda Macpherson

• Essay — Privatization of Satellite Cooperatives: Smothering a Golden Goose // Rob Frieden

• Note — Identifying Level of Trade in U.S. Antidumping Law // Eric R. McClafferty

Issue 1

• Article — Putting the N Back into INS: Comments on the Immigration and Naturalization Service // Doris Meissner

• Article — Flight from Asylum: Trends Toward Temporary Refuge and Local Responses to Forced Migrations // Joan Fitzpatrick

• Article — Safe Haven: Pragmatics and Prospects // T. Alexander Aleinikoff

• Article — Temporary and Local Responses to Forced Migrations: A Comment // Kay Hailbronner

• Article — European Harmonisation of Asylum Policy: A Flawed Process // Jacqueline Bhaba

• Article — An Agenda for the Next Century: The Myth and Mantra of State Sovereignty // Louis Henkin

• Article — The States and Immigration in an Era of Demi-Sovereignties // Peter J. Spiro

• Article — Immigrants, Preemption and Equality // Linda S. Bosniak

• Article — Immigration and Alienage, Federalism and Proposition 187 // Hiroshi Motomura

• Comment — Preempting Preemption: Foreign Affairs, State Rights, and Alienage Classifications // Michale A. Olivas

• Comment — Justifying U.S. Naturalization Policies // Gerald L. Neuman

• Article — Why Citizenship // Stephen H. Legomsky

• Comment — The Civic Republican Ideal for Citizenship, and for Our Common Life // David A. Martin

• Comment — Whose Membership Is It, Anyway--Comments on Gerald Neuman // Peter H. Schuck

• Remarks — Immigration and the Constitution: A Clean Slate // Louis Henkin

Issue 2

• Article — The Banjul Charter and the African Cultural Fingerprint: An Evaluation of the Language of Duties // Makau Wa Mutua

• Article — Entry into Force of the 1982 Convention on the Law of the Sea // Jonathan I. Charney

• Article — Compensation for Wartime Environmental Damage: Challenges to International Law after the Gulf War // Luan Low & David Hodgkinson

• Note — Independence and Group Rights in the Baltics: A Double Minority Problem // Andrea J. Hanneman

Issue 3

• Article — NAFTA and the Creation of the FTAA: A Critique of Piecemeal Accession // Frank J. Garcia

• Article — Navigational Rights and Freedoms in the Asia Pacific Following Entry into Force of the Law of the Sea Convention // Donald R. Rothwell

• Article — Lessons from Iraq: The Functions of the Iraq Sanctions Committee as a Source of Sanctions Implementation Authority and Practice // Paul Conlon

• Essay — The Cold War and the International Court of Justice: A Review Essay of Stephen M. Schwebel's Justice in International Law // Shabtai Rosenne

• Note — The Perils of Universal Banking in Central and Eastern Europe // William L. Horton Jr.

Issue 4

• Article — The Right of Archipelagic Sea Lanes Passage: A Primer // J. Peter A. Bernhardt

• Article — Environmental Reform at the World Bank: The Role of the U.S. CongressIan // A. Bowles; Cyril F. Kormos

• Article — It's Not Broken, So Don't Fix It: The International Atomic Energy Agency Safeguards System and the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty // David Sloss

• Article — A New Legal Regime for Bilateral Assistance Programs: International Agreements Governing the Nunn-Lugar Demilitarization Program in the Former Soviet Union // Jack M. Beard

• Essay — Hard Facts Meet Soft Law--The Israel-PLO Declaration of Principles and the Prospects for Peace: A Response to Katherine W. Meighan // Justus R. Weiner

• Note — What I Tell You Three Times Is True: U.S. Courts and Pre-Award Interim Measures under the New York Convention // Charles H. Brower II

Issue 1

• Article — Rethinking Self-Determination // Hurst Hannum

• Article — The Doctrine of Specialty in the Federal Courts: Making Sense of United States v. Rauscher // Jacques Semmelman

• Article — Raising the U.S. Tax Threshold for Foreign Students and Teachers Visiting the United States // Cynthia Blum

• Postscript — The Extraterritorial Application of Antitrust Laws: A Postscript on Hartford Fire Insurance Co. v. California // Roger P. Alford

• Correspondence — Epstein and Szasz Do the NPT No Favor // Mary Elizabeth Hoinkes

Issue 2

• Article — Reluctance to Prosecute War Crimes: Of Causes and Cures // David A. Martin

• Article — War Cimes in the Former Yugoslavia: Comments on the International War Crimes Tribunal // Ruth Wedgwood

• Article — Bosnia and beyond Symposium: War Crimes: Bosnia and beyond // Ralph Zacklin

• Article — Iraqi War Crimes Symposium: War Crimes: Bosnia and beyond // John H. McNeill

• Article — Possible Use of American Military Tribunals to Punish Offenses against the Law of Nations Symposium: War Crimes: Bosnia and beyond // Robinson O. Everett

• Article — Reciprocity, Proportionality, and the Law of Treaties // D. W. Greig

• Article — Pacta Sunt Servanda: A Meditation // Richard Hyland

• Note — The Israel-PLO Declaration of Principles: Prelude to a Peace // Katherine W. Meighan

• Correspondence — Hoinkes Could Jeopardize the Future of the NPT // William Epstein; Paul C. Szasz

Issue 3

• Article — Facing the Accuser: Ancient and Medieval Precursors of the Confrontation Clause // Frank R. Herrmann; Brownlow M. Speer

• Article — International Organizations and Private Complaints: The Case of the World Bank Inspection Panel // Daniel D. Bradlow

• Article — Political Risk and U.S. Investments in China: Chimera of Protection and Predictability // Pat K. Chew

• Essay — Locating the Balance: The United Nations and the New World Disorder // Michael Stopford

• Note — A Challenge Postponed: Market 2000 Complacency in Response to Regulatory Competition for International Equity Markets // Maura B. Perry

Issue 4

• Article — Survival of Rights under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty: Withdrawal and the Continuing Right of International Atomic Energy Agency Safeguards // Antonio F. Perez

• Article — The Functions of Compromissory Clauses in U.S. Treaties // John E. Noyes

• Essay — War and the Forgotten Executive Power Clause of the Constitution: A Review Essay of John Hart Ely's War and Responsibility // Robert F. Turner

• Essay — Paquete and the President: Rediscovering the Brief for the United States // Jordan J. Paust

Issue 1

• Article — The Extraterritorial Application of Antitrust Laws: The United States and European Community Approaches // Roger P. Alford

• Article — A Treaty Is a Treaty Is a Treaty // Malvina Halberstam

• Comment — Who Started the Iraq-Iran War--A Commentary // R.K. Ramazani

• Comment — The United Nations' Response to Requests for Assistance in Electoral Matters // Jon M. Ebersole

• Note — Reinvigorating ICSID with a New Mission and with Renewed Respect for Party Autonomy // Kenneth S. Jacob

• Note — Giving the Non-Proliferation Treaty Teeth: Strengthening the Special Inspection Procedures of the International Atomic Energy Agency // Bill Monahan

• Note — A Concept of International Law: Protecting Systemic Values // Thomas K. Plofchan Jr.

Issue 2

• Article — State Succession: The Once and Future Law // Oscar Schachter

• Article — A U.S. Perspectives on Treaty Succession and Related Issues in the Wake of the Breakup of the USSR and Yugoslavia // Edwin D. Williamson & John E. Osborn

• Article — State Succession: The Codifiers' View // Detlev F. Vagts

• Article — New Developments in the Former USSR and Yugoslavia //Rein Mullerson

• Article — The Arms Control Obligations of the Former Soviet Union // George Bunn & John B. Rhinelander

• Article — Legal Protections for the Environment in Times of Armed Conflict // Betsy Baker

• Essay — Illiberal Tolerance: An Essay on the Fall of Yugoslavia and the Rise of Multiculturalism in the United States // Kenneth Anderson

• Essay — Postmodern Rhetoric, Economic Rights and an International Text: A Miracle for Breakfast // Barbara Stark

Issue 3

• Article — Interdiction, Intervention, and the New Frontiers of Refugee Law and Policy // David A. Martin

• Article — The Human Face of the Haitian Interdiction Program // Harold Hongju Koh

• Article — Humanitarian Assistance in the Wake of the Persian Gulf War // Michael Stopford

• Article — Buffer Zones against Refugees: Dublin, Schengen, and the German Asylum Amendment // Gerald L. Neuman

• Article — International Straits and Navigational Freedoms // William L. Schachte Jr.; J. Peter A. Bernhardt

• Article — The Customary Right of Hot Pursuit onto the High Seas: Annotations to Article 111 of the Law of the Sea Convention // Robert C. Reuland

• Article — Suspension of Debtor Countries' Voting Rights in the IMF: An Assessment of the Third Amendment to the IMF Charter // John W. Head

• Essay — Feminism and International Law: A Reply // Fernando R. Teson

• Note — An Uncertain Future: Retroactivity, Insurance, and the EC's Attempts at Environmental Liability Legislation // Jonathan I.J. Goldberg

Issue 4

• Article — Extension of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty: A Means of Strengthening the Treaty // William Epstein; Paul C. Szasz

• Article — International Law and the Decision to Invade Grenada: A Ten-Year Retrospective // Robert J. Beck

• Article — Islamic International Law and Public International Law: Separate Expressions of World Order // David A. Westbrook

• Note — Libya v. United States: The International Court of Justice and the Power of Judicial Review // Robert F. Kennedy

• Note — Refugee Determinations: A Consolidation of Approaches to Actions by Nongovernmental Forces // Ellen S. Moore

Issue 1

• Article — Sanctions, Compliance and International Law: Reflections on the United Nations' Experience against Iraq // Christopher C. Joyner

• Article — The Regulatory and Institutional Conditions for an International Securities Market // David E. Van Zandt

• Article — Choice of Law and Succession to Wealth: A Critical Analysis of the Ramifications of the Hague Convention on Succession to Decedents' Estates // Jeffrey Schoenblum

• Article — Lesbian and Gay Rights as Human Rights: Strategies for a United Europe // Laurence R. Helfer

• Comment — Article 27 of the Statute of the International Court of Justice // Shabtai Rosenne

• Note — Pirates and Smugglers: An Analysis of the Use of Abductions to Bring Drug Traffickers to Trial // Andrew K. Fletcher

Issue 2

• Article — Third Party Rights and Intervention before the International Court // D. W. Greig

• Article — A Matchmaker's Challenge: Marrying International Law and American Environmental Law // David A. Wirth

• Comment — The Lessons of the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal: How May They be Applied in the Case of Iraq // Charles N. Brower

• Comment — 1992 and the Constitutional Development of Eastern Europe: Integration through Reformation // Charles G. Meyer III

• Note — Enforcement of A-National Arbitral Awards under the New York Convention of 1958 Note // S. Ward Atterbury

• Note — The Protection of Language Rights in International Human Rights Law: A Proposed Draft Declaration of Linguistic Rights // Joseph P. Gromacki

Issue 3

• Article — The Protection of Language Rights in International Human Rights Law: A Proposed Draft Declaration of Linguistic Rights // Gregory Marchildon; Edward Maxwell

• Article — Regional Industry Analysis in Antidumping and Countervailing Duty Proceedings: The International Trade Commission's Evolving Approach // Michael P. Mabile

• Article — The Three-Mile Territorial Sea: Its Origins and Implications for Contemporary Offshore Federalism // Robert J. Wilder

• Note — The Economic and Political Debate over the Regulation of Off-Exchange Securities Trading in the European Community's Single Financial Market // Kerry J. Houghton

Issue 4

• Article — Labor Law in Russia--The Hopes and Fears of Post-Soviet Workers // Paul B. Stephan III

• Article — Noncombatant Immunity and the Gulf Conflict // Judith G. Gardam

• Article — Investment Contests and Subsidy Limitations in the EC // Jeffrey Atik

• Article — Reforming Oversight of Covert Actions after the Iran-Contra Affair: A Legislative History of the Intelligence Authorization Act for FY 1991 // William E. Conner

• Note — From the Cold War to the New Multilateral World Order: The Evolution of Covert Operations and the Customary International Law of Non-Intervention // Thomas J. Jackamo III

• Comment — GATT and the Environment--General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, Trade and the Environment, GATT Doc. 1529 (February 13, 1992) // Hamilton Southworth III

• Comment — Refugees--Political Asylum--Guerrilla Organization's Attempt at Forced Conscription Does Not Constitute Persecution on Account of Political Opinion under the Immigration and Nationality Act Sufficient to Grant Political Asylum in the U.S. // John T. Morton

Issue 1

• Article — Choice of Law in Litigation to Recover National Cultural Property: Efforts at Harmonization in Private International Law // Thomas W. Pecoraro

• Article — Pragmatic Compromise or Mere Transaction--The Use of Chamber Procedures in International Adjudication // Stephen J. Toope

• Article — Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in Latin American Countries: An Overview and Update // Jose Daniel Amado

• Note — The Dangerous Military Activities Agreement: Minimum Order and Superpower Relations on the World's Oceans // Timothy J. Nagle

Issue 2

• Article — Extraterritorial Abductions: America's Catch and Snatch Policy Run Amok // Abraham Abramovsky

• Article — Modernizing Customary International Law: The Challenge of Human Rights // Isabelle R. Gunning

• Comment — Judicial Procedures Relating to the Use of Force // Richard B. Bilder

• Note — Voluntary Restraint Agreements and Democratic Decisionmaking // Eric C. Emerson

• Note — The Uncertain Status of the Defense of Foreign Sovereign Compulsion: Two Proposals for Change // John Leidig

Issue 3

• Article — Suing Saddam: Private Remedies for War Crimes and Hostage-Taking // Jordan J. Paust

• Article — The United States Should Take the Lead in Preparing International Legal Machinery for Prosecution of Iraqi Crimes // Louis Rene Beres

• Article — The Nurmeberg Precedent and the Gulf War // William V. O'Brien

• Article — War Crimes and the Rule of Law in the Gulf Crisis // John Norton Moore

• Article — Revisiting the Incorporation Debate: The Role of Domestic Political Structure // Paul B. Stephan III

• Comment — Non-Legal Arrangements in International Economic Relations // David C. Mulford

• Note — Asylum for Unrecognized Conscientious Objectors to Military Service: Is There a Right Not to Fight // Kevin J. Kuzas

• Note — International Human Rights Law and the Earth: The Protection of Indigenous Peoples and the Environment // William Andrew Shutkin

Issue 4

• Article — Major Maritime Events in the Persian Gulf between 1984 and 1991: A Juridical Analysis // David L. Peace

• Article — Gunboat Diplomacy in the Persian Gulf--An Alternative Evaluation of a Contemporary Nava Conflict // Samuel Pyeatt Menefee

• Article — Missiles on Target: Targeting and Defense Zones in the Tanker War // J. Ashley Roach

• Article — The Status of Belligerent Personnel Splashed and Rescued by a Neutral in the Persian Gulf Area // Howard S. Levie

• Article — Neutrality, the Rights of Shipping and the Use of Force in the Persian Gulf // F. L. Wiswall Jr.

• Article — Neutral Rights and Maritime Sanctions: The Effects of Two Gulf Wars // John H. McNeill

• Article — An Assessment of Economic Warfare: Developments from the Persian Gulf // Harry H. Almond Jr.

• Article — L'Harmonie Dissonante: Strict Products Liability Attempted in the European Community // Anita Bernstein

• Note — Why do Unrecognized Governments Enjoy Sovereign Immunity--A Reassessment of the Wulfsohn Case // Julius H. Hines

Issue 1

• Article — Political Protectionism and United States International Investment Obligations in Conflict: The Hazards of Exon-Florio // Jose E. Alvarez

• Article — 1992 and the FCN and OECD Obligations of EEC Member States to the United States in the Financial Services Area // Mark A. Goldstein

• Note — Human Rights and Capital Punishment: The Case of South Africa // Nathan V. Holt Jr.

Issue 2

• Article — Contributory Fault and State Responsibility // David J. Bederman

• Article — The First Amendment and the International Free Flow of Information // Fred H. Cate

• Article — Reprisals, Deterrence and Self-Defense in Counterterror Operations // William V. O'Brien

• Note — Same Boss, Different Rules: An Argument for Extraterritorial Extension of Title VII to Protect U.S. Citizens Employed Abroad by U.S. Multinational Corporations // David M. Barbash

• Note — Avoiding Environmental Injury: The Case for Widespread Use of Environmental Impact Assessments in International Development Projects // Carole Klein-Chesivoir

• Note — Tax Treaty Shopping: Changes in the U.S. Approach to Limitation on Benefits Provisions in Developing Country Treaties // Mimi E. Gild

Issue 3

• Article — Discovery under 28 U.S.C.--1782 for Foreign and International Proceedings // Walter B. Stahr

• Article — Reservations to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women // Rebecca J. Cook

• Note — The Security Function of Swap Transactions in the Context of World Debt: Law as Leviathan // Peter J. Curley

• Note — The Soviet Joint Venture Decree and Soviet Labor Law // Christopher F. Clarke

• Note — The Foreign Soverign Immunities Act: Defining a Role for the Executive // Carolyn J. Brock

Issue 4

• Article — The Collapse of the International Tin Council: A Case of State Responsibility // Romana Sadurska; C.M. Chinkin

• Article — The Prospects for Enforcing Monetary Judgments of the International Court of Justice: A Study of Nicaragua's Judgment against the United States // Mary Ellen O'Connell

• Note — The Threat of United States Countervailing Duty Liability to the Newly Emerging Market Economics in Eastern Europe: A Snake in the Garden // Michael George Egge

• Note — The Reconciliation of Prominence and Exceptional Ability: A Necessary Step toward a Coordinated Immigration Policy // Elizabeth A. McGeary

• Note — Coercive Population Control Policies: An Illustration of the Need for a Conscientious Objector Provision for Asylum Seekers // E. Tobin Shiers

Issue 1

• Article — The Canada-United States Free Trade Agreement and U.S. Banking: Implications for Policy Reform // Leonard Bierman; Donald R. Frasier

• Article — Restricting the Flow of Asylum-Seekers in Belgium, Denmark, the Federal Republic of Germany, and the Netherlands: New Challenges to the Geneva Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees and the European Convention on Human Rights // Maryellen Fullerton

• Article — Reassessing the Hickenlooper Amendment // Kenneth J. Vandevelde

• Correspondence — U.S. v. P.L.O.--A Comment // Herbert W. Briggs

• Note — Reviving the Doctrine of Non-Forcible Countermeasures: Resolving the Effect of Third Party Injuries // Kimberly D. Reed

• Note — The Future's So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades: Future Impacts of the Montreal Protocol on Substances That Deplete the Ozone Layer // Annette M. Capretta

• Note — Of Ropes, Buttons, and Four-By-Fours: Import Sanctions for Violations of the COCOM Agreement // Daniel J. Fitzpatrick

Issue 2

• Article — The New Justice Department Antitrust Enforcement Guidelines for International Operations--A Reflection of Reagan and, Perhaps, Bush Administration Antitrust Policy // Wilbur L. Fugate

• Article — The Belilos Case: New Light on Reservations to Multilateral Treaties // Henry J. Bourguignon

• Article — Reflagging and Escort Operation in the Persian Gulf: An International Law Perspective // Rudiger Wolfrum

• Commentary — Preliminary Rulings by the International Court of Justice at the Instance of National Courts: A Reply // Shabtai Rosenne

• Correspondence — Such a Narrow Approach Indeed Correspondence // Jordan J. Paust

• Note — Killing the Rhine: Immoral, But Is It Illegal // Andrew H. Darrell

• Note — Out From the Precarious Orbit of Politics: Reconsidering Recognition and the Standing of Foreign Governments to Sue in U.S. Courts // Edwin L. Fountain

• Note — International Intellectual Property Protection: An Integrated Solution to the Inadequate Protection Problem // Willard Alonzo Stanback

Issue 3

• Article — The Detection and Disclosure of Violations of U.S. Export Controls: Management Choices and Their National Security Implications // Jeffrey P. Bialos

• Article — Liability for Damage from Antarctic Mineral Resource Activities // Henry C. Burmester

• Commentary — The Duration of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty: Sudden Death or New Lease on Life // Thoms Graham Jr.

• Note — The Binational Panel Mechanism for Reviewing United States-Canadian Antidumping and Countervailing Duty Determinations: A Constitutional Dilemma // Thomas W. Bark

• Note — Oceans Law and Superpower Relations: The Bumping of the Yorktown and the Caron in the Black Sea // John C. Hitt Jr.

• Note — Resolution of Legal Issues Confronting the International Space Station Project: A Step Forward in the Development of Space Law // David C. Stewart

Issue 4

• Article — Economic Foundations of Countervailing Duty Law // Richard Diamond

• Article — Dual Criminality in Penal Transfer Treaties // William V. Dunlap

• Commentary — The Irresistible Force and the Immovable Object: Reflections on the Recent PLO Controversies // Keith Highet

• Commentary — Winds of Change: America in a New World // Max M. Kapelman

• Note — U.S. Prosecution of Past and Future War Criminals and Criminals against Humanity: Proposals for Reform Based on the Canadian and Australian Experience // J. Martin Wagner

• Note — France v. the Commission of the European Economic Community: The Power of the Commission to Issue a Directive under Article 90 // James C. Falvey

• Note — Does the Torture Victim Protection Act Signal the Imminent Demise of the Alien Tort Claims Act // Kathryn L. Pryor

Issue 1

• Article — Discretionary Asylum: A Protection Remedy for Refugees under the Refugee Act of 1980 // Deborah E. Anker

• Article — The Implications of Making the Denial of Internationally Recognized Worker Rights Actionable under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 // Ian Charles Ballon

• Commentary — National Security and Privacy: Of Governments and Individuals under the Constitution and the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act // Stephen A. Saltzburg

• Note — Alien Departure Control-A Safeguard for Both the Exercise of Fundamental Human Rights and National Security // Dan J. Jordanger

• Note — The Export Administration Act: A Proposal for Judicial Review of Temporary Denial Orders and Civil Sanctions // Kelley S. Coyner

• Book Review — Book Review of An Introduction to International Law // John E. Noyes

Issue 2

• Article — The Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties before United States Courts // Maria Frankowska

• Article — Rediscovering the Relationship between Congressional Power and International Law: Exceptions to the Last in Time Rule and the Primacy of Custom // Jordan J. Paust

• Article — Extraterritorial Domicile and the Constitution // David J. Bederman

• Commentary — Preliminary Rulings by the International Court of Justice at the Instance of National Courts // Stephen M. Schwebel

• Note — Temporary Safe Haven for De Facto Refugees from War, Violence and Disasters // Alice Jackson Smith

• Comment — Foster Family Rights: Recommendations by the Council of Europe // Peter R. Woods

Issue 3

• Article — Jus Cogens: Guarding Interests Fundamental to International Society // Gordon A. Christenson

• Article — New Developments in Indigenous Rights // Hurst Hannum

• Article — Critical Issues Left Unresolved in Japan Whaling Association v. American Cetacean Society: Relationship of the Administrative Procedure Act to the Pelly and Packwood Amendments // Scott C. Whitney; Steven R. Perles

• Note — National Security Visa Denials: Delimiting the Exercise of Executive Exclusion Authority under the Immigration and Nationality Act // Deborach L. Zimic

• Note — The Free Movement of Goods and Regulation for Public Health and Consumer Protection in the EEC: The West German Beer Purity Case // Harry L. Clark

• Note — Curtailing Foreign Financial Participation in Domestic Elections: A Proposal to Reform the Federal Election Campaign Act // Daniel Scott Savrin

• Symposium Essay — Realistic Suggestions for the New Administration // Richard B. Bilder

Issue 4

• Symposium Essay — A Human Rights Agenda for the New Administration: Some Preliminary Observations // Richard B. Lillich

• Symposium Essay — U.S. Human Rights Policy: A Modest Agenda for the Future // Thomas Buergenthal

• Symposium Essay — A Human Rights Agenda for the Next Administration // Robert F. Drinan

• Symposium Essay — Defending Human Rights in the Post-Reagan Era: Candor and Competence // Tom J. Farer

• Symposium Essay — United States Human Rights Policy: A Holistic Approach // Larry Garber

• Symposium Essay — A Human Rights Agenda for 1989 and Beyond // Hurst Hannum

• Symposium Essay — Proposals for a New United States Policy toward South Africa // Gay J. McDougall

• Symposium Essay — The Human Rights Agenda: The Routine and the Special // David A. Martin

• Symposium Essay — Human Rights Priorities for a New Administration and Congress // Michael Posner; Cathy Zavis

• Symposium Essay — American Human Rights Diplomacy: The Next Phase // W. Michael Reisman

• Symposium Essay —Human Rights in U.S. Foreign Policy: Retrospect and Prospect // Jerome J. Shestack

• Symposium Essay — International Protection of Human Rights Suggestions for the New Administration, 1989 // Louis B. Sohn

• Article — Awarding Interest in International Commercial Arbitration: Establishing a Uniform Approach // David J. Branson, Richard E. Wallace, Jr.

• Commentary — Congress and National Security // Edmund S. Muskie

• Commentary — International Criminal Law and the Ice-Nine Error: A Discourse on the Fallacy of Universal Solutions // Steven Lubet

• Note — Revitalization of the Intending Citizen Status: Rights of Declarant Aliens after IRCA // Brian C. Riopelle

• Note — The Legal Effect Given Stabilization Clauses in Economic Devlopment Agreements // Timothy B. Hansen

• Note — The AIDS Pandemic: International Travel and Immigration Restrictions and the World Health Organization's Response // Nancy E. Allin

• Book Review — Book Review of International Legal Structures // Richard Falk

Issue 1

• Article — Conflicting Jurisdictions in the Southern Ocean: The Case of an Antarctic Minerals Regime // Christopher C. Joyner; Peter J. Lipperman

• Article — Choosing the Substantive Law to Apply in International Commercial Arbitration // David J. Branson; Richard E. Wallace Jr.

• Article — A Proposed Blueprint for Achieving Cooperation in Policing Transborder Securities Fraud // Brad Begin

• Note — The Jurisprudence of the Foreign Claims Settlement Commission Vietnam Claims // J. Jeffrey Brown

• Note — A Proposal for a Revised Income Tax Definition of Resident Alien Individual // David Sutherland

Issue 2

• Article — Using the Antitrust Laws to Combat Overseas Bribery by Foreign Companies: A Step to Even the Odds in International Trade // Franklin A. Gevurtz

• Article — The Secret War in Central America-A Response to James P. Rowles // John Norton Moore

• Article — Reflections on Jurisprudence for the Third World: The World Court, the Big Case, and the Future // Keith Highet

• Note — Partnership Claims before the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal // Scribner K. Fauver

• Note — The Iran-Conta Affair, the Neutrality Act, and the Statutory Definition of at Peace // Peter J. Spiro

• Note — The Eliminaton of European Community Border Formalities // John P. Stigi III

Issue 3

• Article — The Nicaragua Case: Political Questions before the International Court of Justice // Patrick M. Norton

• Article — Japan and the New Law of the Sea: Facing the Challenge of Deep Seabed Mining // Takeo Iguchi

• Article — You Can Run but You Can't Hide--Reflections on the U.S. Position in the Nicaragua Case // Keith Highet

• Note — Statutory Improvements to the Foreign Availability Process for High Technology National Security Export Controls // Richard T. Horan Jr.

• Note — The War on Soccer Hooliganism: The European Convention on Spectator Violence and Misbehaviour at Sports Events // Jefferson C. Taylor

• Note — The Legality of Assassination as an Aspect of Foreign Policy // Bert Brandenburg

• Note — Countervailing Duties and Alternative Trade Remedies for Imports from Nonmarket Economies // Sarah L. Collins

Issue 4

• Article — International Uniform Laws in National Courts: The Influence of Domestic Laws in Conflicts of Interpretation // Michael F. Sturley

• Article — Mandel, Cheng Fan Kwok, and Other Unappealing Cases: The Next Frontier of Immigration Reform // David A. Martin

• Note — From Treblinka to the Killing Fields: Excluding Persecutors from the Definition of Refugee // John S. Willems

• Note — Protection of Nationals' Rights to Property under the European Convention on Human Rights: Lithgow v. United Kingdom // R. Anthony Salgado

Issue 1

• Article — Jurisdiction of Cases Related to Treaties: The Claims Court's Treaty Exception // Daniel Barstow Magraw

• Article — Recent Bitish Responses to the Extraterritorial Application of United States Law: The Midland Bank Decision and Retaliatory Legislation Involving Unitary Taxation // Gary B. Born

• Article — The New Rules of Waging War: The Case against Ratification of Additional Protocol I // Guy B. Roberts

• Note — International Human Rights Law and the Haitian Asylum Applicant Detention Cases // Elizabeth J. Stewart

• Note — Centralized European Merger Regulation: A Viable Alternative // Catherine L. Potter

• Note — United States Trade Laws: Reexamining the Escape Clause // Richard L. O'Meara

Issue 2

• Article — Sanctions to Control Party Misbehavior in International Arbitration // Edward R. Leahy; Kenneth J. Pierce

• Article — Representing Foreign Clients in Civil Discovery and Grand Jury Proceedings // Paul L. Friedman; Craig Alan Wilson

• Note — The Soviet Position on International Arbitration: A Wealth of Choices or Choice for the Wealthy // Susan E. Samuels

• Note — The Incompatibility of ANZUS and a Nuclear-Free New Zealand // Thomas F. Daughton

• Note — Dead in the Water: International Law, Diplomacy, and Compensation for Chemical Pollution at Sea // David J. Bederman

Issue 3

• Article — Temporary Refuge: Emergence of a Customary Norm // Deborah Perluss; Joan F. Hartman

• Article — The Doctrine of Self-Executing Treaties in the United States: A Critical Analysis // Yuji Iwasawa

• Note — Progressive Development of the Laws of War: A Reply to Criticisms of the 1977 Geneva Protocol I // George H. Aldrich

• Note — Towards a New Definition of Piracy: The Achille Lauro Incident // George R. Constantinople

• Note — Eliminating the Political Offense Exception for Violent Crimes: The Proposed United States-United Kingdom Supplementary Extradition Treaty // Bradley G. Kulman

Issue 4

• Article — The Libyan Sanctions: A Rational Response to State-Sponsored Terrorism // Jeffrey P. Bialos; Kenneth I. Juster

• Article — Non-Refoulement and Humanitarian Refugees: Customary International Law or Wishful Legal Thinking // Kay Hailbronner

• Note — Non-Refoulement and the New Asylum Seekers // Guy S. Goodwin-Gill

• Note — Japanse Hazardous Waste Policy: Signaling the Need for Global and Regional Measures to Control Land-Based Sources of Pollution // Pamela S. Passman

• Note — Space Salvage: A Proposed Treaty Amendment to the Agreement on the Rescue of Astronauts, the Return of Astronauts and the Return of Objects Launched into Space // Craig Fishman

Issue 1

• Article — Resolving Extraterritorial Conflicts, or There and Back Again // Harold G. Maier

• Article — Antitrust Aspects of the Revised Restatement of Foreign Relations Law // Wilbur L. Fugate

• Article — Protection of Foreign Investment under the Revised Restatement // Brice M. Clagett

• Article — The Convegence of the Law of State Responsibility for Injury to Aliens and International Human Rights Norms in the Revised Restatement // Thomas E. Carbonneau

• Article — Restating the Rights of Aliens // James A. R. Nafziger

• Article — Back on Board the Paquete Habana: Resolving the Conflict between Statutes and Customary International Law // Jack M. Goldklang

• Article — International Agreements in the Revised Restatement // Robert E. Dalton

• Note — Multimodal Transport, Containerization, and Risk of Loss // James H. Porter

• Note — State Compensation of Victims of Violent Crimes: The Council of Europe Convention of 1983 // Barbara Lee Willis

Issue 2

• Article — Les Jeux Sont Faits: Structural Origins of the International Debt Problem // William N. Eskridge Jr.

• Article — The U.S. Response to the International Debt Crisis: The International Lending Supervision Act of 1983 // Cynthia C. Lichtenstein

• Article — Some Reflections on the Adjudication of the Iranian and Nicaraguan Cases // Lloyd N. Cutler

• Note — Piercing the Corporate Veil between Foreign Governments and State Enterprises: A Comparison of Judicial Resolutions in Great Britain and the United States // Mark M. Christopher

• Note — Foreign Industrial Targeting: Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 as a Remedy // Gregory T. Nojeim

Issue 3

• Article — Gulf of Maine--A Disappointing First in the Delimitation of a Single Maritime Boundary // Levi E. Clain

• Article — The United States and Nicaragua: Reflections on the Lawfulness of Contemporary Intervention // Christopher C. Joyner; Michael A. Grimaldi

• Note — Keep Your Pollution to Yourself: Institutions for Regulating Transboundary Pollution and the United States-Mexico Approach // Nina Glickman

• Note — Defining the Limits of Liability: A Legal and Political Analysis of the European Community Products Liability Directive // Kathleen M. Nilles

Issue 4

• Article — United States Treatment of Alleged Nazi War Criminals: International Law, Immigration Law, and the Need for International Cooperation // James W. Moeller

• Article — International Human Rights and Cultural Relativism // Fernando R. Teson

• Note — The Resolution of Act of State Disputes Involving Indefinitely Situated Property // Jonathan M. Clark Jr.

• Note — State Securities Regulation: Merit Review of Foreign Equity Offerings // Laura M. Rubenstein

• Note — The Unenforceability of International Contracts Violating Foreign Exchange Regulations: Article VIII, Section 2(b) of the International Monetary Fund Agreement // George B. Schwab

• Note — Restricting the Immunity of International Organizations in Labor Disputes: Reforming an Obsolete Shibboleth // John C. Griffith Jr.

Issue 1

• Article — Developments at the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal: 1981-1983 // David P. Stewart; Laura B. Sherman

• Article —Irrevocable Letters of Credit and Third Party Fraud: The American Accord// Guy W. Lewin Smith

• Article — The Obligation to Pursue Peaceful Settlement of International Disputes during Hostilities // Anthony Clark Arend

• Note — The United States-Australian Antitrust Cooperation Agreement: A Step in the Right Direction // Stephen D. Ramsey

• Note — The Conflicts of Law in International Letters of Credit // David R. Stack

Issue 2

• Article — The Iran-United States Claims Tribunal: Private Rights and State Responsibility // David Lloyd Jones

• Article — United States Defense Rights in the Panama Canal Treaties: The Need for Clarification of a Studied Ambiguity // Harold G. Maier

• Article — State Contracts and Oil Expropriations: The Aminoil-Kuwait Arbitration // Fernando R. Teson

• Note — The Current Status of Deep Seabed Mining // Robert L. Brooke

• Note — Extradition Reform and the Statutory Definition of Political Offenses // Catherine Nicols Currin

• Note — Tensions between International Law and Strategic Security: Implications of Israel's Preemptive Raid on Iraq's Nuclear Reactor // Matt S. Nydell

Issue 3

• Article — Applying Uniform Margin Requirements to Foreign Entities Attempting to Acquire U.S. Corporations // Robert G. Berger

• Article — Human Rights, Stability, and Development in Africa: Some Observations on Concept and Reality // Minasse Haile

• Note — Trade Usages in International Sales of Goods: An Analysis of the 1964 and 1980 Sales Conventions // Stephen Bainbridge

• Note — Defining Resident Alien Status for Income Tax Purposes // James D. Herbert

• Note — The Standing of Dual Nationals before the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal // Peter E. Mahoney

Issue 4

• Article — Negotiating a New World Order for the Sea // Tommy T. B. Koh

• Article — The United States and the Law of the Sea // James L. Malone

• Article — The Regime of Warships under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea // Bernard H. Oxman

• Article — Navigation in the Exclusive Economic Zone // Horace B. Robertson Jr.

• Article — Selecting an Arbitral Forum: A Guide to Cost-Effective International Arbitration // David J. Branson; W. Michael Tupman

• Note — Limiting the Scope of Federal Jurisdiction under the Alien Tort Statute // Anthony P. Della Piertra Jr.

• Note — Maritime Security Zones: Prohibited Yet Perpetuated // Frederick C. Leiner

Issue 1

• Article — Some Limitations of Adjudication as an International Dispute Settlement Technique // Richard B. Bilder

• Article — A Soviet Perspective on Foreign Sovereign Immunity: Law and Practice // Christopher Osakwe

• Article — The Sovereignty Dispute over the Falkland Islands // Farooq Hassan

• Note — Enforcing International Commercial Arbitration Agreements and Awards Not Subject to the New York Convention // Lionel Kennedy

• Note — Limiting the Act of State Doctrine: A Legislative Initiative // Peter A. Longo

• Note — Journalists Precariously Covering the Globe: International Attempts to Provide for Their Protection // Melissa A. Young

Issue 2

• Article — The Role of Arbitration in Recent International Multilateral Treaties // Louis B. Sohn

• Article — Federal Jurisdiction over Extraterritorial Acts of Terrorism and Nonimmunity for Foreign Violators of International Law under the FSIA and the Act of State Doctrine // Jordan J. Paust

• Article — The Binding Force of International Arbitral Awards // William W. Park; Jan Paulsson

• Article — The Right to Development as an Emerging Human Right // Roland Y. Rich

• Note — International Regulation of Pharmaceuticals: The Role of the World Health Organization // Ellen N. Cone

Issue 3

• Article — Hardy Dillard // Philip C. Jessup

• Article — Hardy Cross Dillard: Judge of the International Court of Justice // Andre Gros

• Article — New Life for World Court // Stephen M. Schwebel

• Article — Professor-Judge Hardy Cross Dillard and International Law // Covey T. Oliver

• Article — Judge Dillard and the Expansion of the Advisory Jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice // Louis B. Sohn

• Article — Judge Dillard and the Right to Self Determination // Rosalyn Higgins

• Article — Declining to Exercise Extraterritorial Antitrust Jurisdiction on Grounds of International Comity: An Illegitimate Extension of the Judicial Abstention Doctrine // James M. Grippando

• Note — Judicial Review of English Arbitration in the Wake of Nema and Evia C. // Robert Barker III

• Note — International Conflict Resolution: The ICJ Chambers and the Gulf of Maine Dispute // Robert H. Brauer

Issue 4

• Article — Baseline Delimitations and Maritime Boundaries // Lewis M. Alexander

• Article — U.S. Export Controls and Foreign Entities: The Unanswered Questions of Pipeline Diplomacy // Duane D. Morse; Joan S. Powers

• Article — The Invalidity of the Default Judgment in Jackson v. People's Republic of China // Richard Tien-Shi Hsu

• Article — Selective Adoption of the New Law of the Sea: The United States Proclaims its Exclusive Economic Zone // George A. B. Peirce

• Note — Banking Secrecy and Insider Trading: The U.S.-Swiss Memorandum of Understanding on Insider Trading // Elizabeth F. Fugate

• Note — The International Law Association Draft Convention on Foreign Sovereign Immunity: A Comparative Approach // Julia B. Brooke

• Note — Superseding Statutory Law by Sole Executive Agreement: An Analysis of the American Law Institute's Shift in Position // Peter John Lesser

Issue 1

• Article — Fact-Finding by International Nongovernmental Human Rights Organizations // David Weissbrodt; James McCarthy

• Article — The European Convention on the Law Applicable to Contractual Obligations: An Apologia // Paul Lagarde

• Article — The Eurpoean Convention on the Law Applicable to Contractual Obligations: Why a Convention // George R. Delaume

• Article — The European Convention on the Law Applicable to Contractual Obligations: Some Critical Observations // Friedrich K. Juenger

• Article — Multilateral Air Transport Agreements Reconsidered: The Possibility of a Regional Agreement among North Atlantic States // L. Gilles Sion

• Note — Delimiting Continental Shelf Boundaries in the Arctic: The United States-Canada Beaufort Sea Boundary // Karin L. Lawson

Issue 2

• Article — Immunities of International Organizations // Gordon H. Glenn; Mary M. Kearney; David J. Padilla

• Note — Peacekeeping and Human Rights: A Proposed OAS Response to Civil Strife in Latin America // Kenneth R. Lee

• Note — Economic Sanctions against South Africa: Problems and Prospects for Enforcement of Human Rights Norms // Wendell C. Maddrey

• Note — Renegotiation of the United States-British Virgin Islands Tax Convention: Prelude to the End of Treaty Shopping // John E. Osborn

Issue 3

• Article — Act of Foreign State in English Law: The Ghost Goes East // David Lloyd Jones

• Article — The Acquisition of Dominion Statehood Reconsidered // William C. Gilmore

• Note — Impact and Implications of International Banking Facilities // Paula R. Campbell

• Note — The International Labor Organization and the Polish Independent Labor Movement // Geoffrey D. Lewis

• Note — Leashing the Dogs or War: Outlawing the Recruitment and Use of Mercenaries // Paul W. Mourning

Issue 4

• Article — An Evaluation of the Convention on the Law of the Sea from the Perspective of the Landlocked States // Ibrahim J. Wani

• Article — The African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights: A Legal Analysis // Richard Gittleman

• Article — The International Implications of Conglomerate Merger Legislation // Peter E. Gumpel

• Note — Archaeological and Historical Objects: The International Legal Implications of UNCLOS III // Anthony Clark Arend

• Note — U.S. Immigration and Refugee Reform: A Critical Evaluation // Amelia Fawcett

• Note — The Decolonization of Belize: Self-Determination v. Territorial Integrity // Robert J. Maguire

• Note — Administering the Revised Antidumping Law: Allocating Power between the ITC and the Court of International Trade // Barbara Nims

Issue 1

• Article — Regulating International Airwaves: The 1979 WARC // Glen O. Robinson

• Article — Beyond Helsinki: The Soviet View of Human Rights in International Law // Richard N. Dean

• Article — The Unilateral Termination of U.N. Sanctions against Southern Rhodesia by the United Kingdom // Alan J. Kreczko

• Note — The Impact of Rosado v. Civiletti on U.S. Prisoner Transfer Treaties // Robert D. Steele

• Note — Terrorist Extradition and the Political Offense Exception: An Administrative Solution // Vincent P. Ravaschiere

• Note — Toward an International Law of Human Rights Based upon the Mutual Expectations of States // G. David Fensterheim

Issue 2

• Article — The Role of Swedish Courts in Transnational Commercial Arbitration // Jan Paulsson

• Note — The Letelier Case: Foreign Sovereign Liability for Acts of Political Assassination // Haley D. Collums

• Note — International Debt Obligations of Enterprises in Civil Law Countries: The Problem of Bondholder Representation // Frederic C. Rich

• Note — Procedural Guidelines for Renegotiating LDC Debt: An Analogy to Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Reform Act // Christopher G. Oechsli

Issue 3

• Article — Good Faith in Treaty Formation // Tariq Hassan

• Note — Resort to Force by States to Protect Nationals: The U.S. Rescue Mission to Iran and Its Legality under International Law // John R. D'Angelo

• Note — Foreign Sovereign Immunity and the Seventh Amendment: Recognizing the Right to Jury Trial in Suits against Foreign States and State-Owned Corporations // Nicholas Cary Read

• Note — Dual Residency and Double Taxation of Individuals and Corporations under the 1980 United States-United Kingdom Income Tax Treaty // Dennis L. Zakas

• Note — Striking the Colors: Choice of Law under the Jones Act // Robert E. McDonnell

Issue 4

• Article — Ocean Disposal of Radioactive Wastes: The Obligation of International Cooperation to Protect the Marine Environment // Daniel P. Finn

• Article — The Exclusive Economic Zone and Antarctica // Christopher C. Joyner

• Article — The Antarctic Regime and the Law of the Sea Convention: An Australian View // Ralph L. Harry

• Note — Legal Implications of Deferring Ratification of SALT II // Robert F. Turner

• Note — Pre-Award Attachment under the U.N. Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards // Andrew S. Holmes

Issue 1

• Article — The Tax Structure of the People's Republic of China // Richard D. Pomp; Stanley S. Surrey

• Article — The Hague Convention on Celebration and Recognition of the Validity of Marriages // Willis L. M. Reese

• Article — Edge Act Corporations after the International Banking Act and New Regulation K: Implications for Foreign and Regional or Smaller Banks // Dennis E. Kelly

• Article — Compensation in Expropriations: A Preliminary Economic Analysis // Henry T. C. Hu

• Note — Nuclear Proliferation and Subsequent Arrangements for Retransfer for Reprocessing // David Frederick Dixon

• Note — The Constitutional Twilight Zone of Treaty Termination: Goldwater v. Carter // Karin Lee Lawson

• Note — Export Promotion through Tax Incentives: The Future of DISC under the GATT Subsidies Code // L. Gilles Sion

Issue 2

• Article — An Alternative Legal Mechanism for Deep Sea Mining // A. Chauncey Newlin

• Article — A Schematic Analysis of Vessel-Source Pollution: Prescriptive and Enforcement Regimes in the Law of the Sea Conference // J. Peter A. Bernhardt

• Article — The Effect of Claims by Developing Countries on LOS International Marine Pollution Negotiations // John Warren Kindt

• Note — Wrapping Up the UNCLOS III Package: At Long Last the Final Clauses // David M. Galligan

• Note — Control of Toxic Substances: The Attempt to Harmonize the Notification Requirements of the U.S. Toxic Substances Control Act and the European Community Sixth Amendment // Robert A. Wyman Jr.

• Note — The Role of Standby Letters of Credit in International Commerce: Reflections after Iran // Richard J. Driscoll

• Note — Eurobond Practice: Sources of Law and the Threat of Unilateral National Regulation // Frederic C. Rich

Issue 3

• Article — The Provisional Measures Procedure of the International Court of Justice through U.S. Staff in Tehran: Fiat Iustitia, Pereat Curia // J. Peter A. Bernhardt

• Note — Innocents Abroad: Infant Food Technology at the Law's Frontier // Preston Thomas Scott

• Note — Law and Treaty Responses to International Child Abductions // Gayle Robinson Westbrook

• Note — Prospects for Implementation of the GATT Standards Agreement in the United States // Anita Blair

Issue 4

• Article — The Reach of the Bill of Rights Beyond the Terra Firma of the United States // Stephen A. Saltzburg

• Article — Constitutional Limits on International Rendition of Criminal Suspects // Paul B. Stephan III

• Article — Passage through International Straits: A Right Preserved in the Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea // Horace B. Robertson Jr.

• Note — Arbitration of Economic Development Agreements: The Impact of Revere v. OPIC // David D. Joy Jr.

• Note — Avoiding Civil Law Forced Heirship by Stipulating That New York Law Governs // Barbara C. Spudis

Issue 1

• Article — Building the Common Market--And Beyond // Stefan Riesenfeld

• Article — The European Community and East-West German Relations // K. Alexander Hodson

• Article — Compulsory Dispute Settlement in the Law of the Sea Negotiations: A Reassessment // J. Peter A. Bernhardt

• Note — Expatriation after Terrazas v. Vance: Right or Retribution // James B. Ekins

• Note — The Diplomatic Relations Act of 1978 and Its Consequences // William F. Marmon Jr.

• Note — The Webb-Pomerene Act: A Reexamination of Export Cartels in World Trade // John Cook Tredennick Jr.

Issue 2

• Article — Toward the Formulation of the Rule of Delimitation of Sea Boundaries between States with Adjacent or Opposite Coasts // A. O. Adede

• Article — The Diminishing Prospects for an Acceptable Law pf the Sea Treaty // John Breaux

• Article — The Law of the Sea: Domestic and International Considerations Arising from the Classification of Floating Nuclear Power Plants and Their Breakwaters as Artificial Islands // Max K. Morris; John W. Kindt

• Article — The Evolution of the 200-Mile Exclusive Economic Zone: State Practice in the Pacific Basin // Robert B. Krueger; Myron H. Nordquist

• Article — Some Specific Suggestions for Resolving Two Lingering Law of the Sea Problems: Packages of Amendments on the Status of the Economic Zone and Marine Scientific Research // John Norton Moore

• Article — Toward a New Legal Framework for Marine Research: Coastal-State Consent and International Coordination // Abdulqawi A. Yusuf

• Note — The Hamburg Rules Fault Concept and Common Carrier Liability under U.S. Law // Rand R. Pixa

Issue 3

• Article — Legal Perspectives on Associated Statehood in the Eastern Caribbean // William C. Gilmore

• Article — Protocol I: A Merging of the Hague and Geneva Law of Armed Conflict // Richard John Erickson

• Note — Trust-Busting with a German Accent: The Control of Corporate Merger and Acquisition Activities under Increasingly Aggressive West German Law // Thomas G. Schnorr Jr.

• Note — 1978 Estate, Gift, and Generation-Skipping Tax Conventions between the United States and the United Kingdom and between the United States and France // Susan Lynn Burnette

Issue 4

• Article — The Guam Constitutional Convention of 1977 // Neal S. Solomon

• Article — Joint Ventures in the People's Republic of China: The New Legal Environment // Martin F. Klingenberg; Joseph E. Pattison

• Article — Coastal Energy Impact Program Boundaries on the Atlantic Coast: A Case Study of the Law Applicable to Lateral Seaward Boundaries // Donna R. Christie

• Note — Succession of States in Respect of Treaties: The Vienna Convention of 1978 // Matthew G. Maloney

Issue 1

• Article — In Search of Common Nodules at UNCLOS III // John Newton Moore

• Article — The Law of the Sea Conference at the Crossroads // Alexander Yankov

• Article — The Seabed Negotiation and the Law of the Sea Conference--Ready for a Divorce // John Thomas Smith III

• Article — Resource Development and the Seabed Regime of UNCLOS III: A Suggestion for Compromise // Melvin A. Conant; Christa G. Conant

• Article — The Issue of the Rights of Landlocked and Geographically Disadvantaged States in the Living Resources of the Economic Zone // S. Jayakumar

• Article — Regional Law of the Sea: A Proposal for the Pacific // Frederick L. Ramp

• Article — Reflections on the Final Clauses in the New Law of the Sea Treaty // Shabtai Rosenne

• Article — Something Old, Something New: Some Thoughts on Grotius and the Marine Environment // Jan Schneider

Issue 2

• Article — The Jus in Bello in Revolutionary War and Counterinsurgency // William V. O'Brien

• Note — The Countervailing Duty Law after Zenith: Unanimity Can be Beguiling // Robert David Arkin

• Note — The Challenge of International Environmental Management: A Critique of the United Nations Environment Programme // John W. Head

• Note — The Clean Water Act of 1977: Expanded Competence over Vessel-Source Pollution // Rand R. Pixa

Issue 3

• Article — The European Community as It Faces Its Second Enlargement // Roy Jenkins

• Article — Foreign Policy and Defense in the European Community // Robert S. Wood

• Article — European Community Social Policy // Diarmid McLaughlin

• Note — Responding to the Call for Order in International Finance: Cooperation between the International Monetary Fund and Commercial Banks // Victoria E. Marmorstein

• Note — Air Defense Identification Zones: Creeping Jurisdiction in the Airspace // Elizabeth Cuadra

• Note — Foreign Access to U.S. Fisheries in the Wake of the Fishery Conservation and Management Act // Geoffrey S. Yarema

Issue 4

• Article — Discovering and Applying Foreign and International Law in Domestic Tribunals: An Introduction to the Second Annual Sokol Colloquium // Stephen A. Saltzburg

• Article — Proving Foreign and International Law in Domestic Tribunals // Hans W. Baade

• Article — Proof of International Law and Foreign Law before a French Judge // Brigitte Herzog

• Article — Proving Foreign and International Law in the Courts of England and Wales // I. A. Hunter

• Article — The Establishment of Foreign and International Law in American Courts: A Procedural Overview // John R. Schmertz Jr.

• Article — Foreign Law before Domestic Tribunals // George T. Yates III

• Article — The Proposed U.S.-U.K. Recognition-of-Judgments Convention: Another Perspective // Peter Hay; Robert J. Walker

• Note — Trigger Prices: A Shot in the Dark // Debra L. Bowen

• Note — OPIC's Finance Program: Implications of the 1978 Amendments Act // Dennis E. Kelly

Issue 1

• Article — Salvaging UNCLOS III from the Rocks of the Deep Seabed // John Norton Moore

• Article — U.S. Policy Toward the Settlement of Law of the Sea Disputes // Louis B. Sohn

• Article — U.S. Oceans Policy: The Truman Proclamations // Ann L. Hollick

• Article — Relation of Political Boundaries on the Ocean Floor to the Continental Margin // Hollis D. Hedberg

• Note — Delimitation of Continental Shelf Jurisdiction between States: The Effect of Physical Irregularities in the Natural Continental Shelf // Gary R. Feulner

• Note — Method and Basis of Seaward Delimitation of Continental Shelf Jurisdiction // Frederic A. Eustis III

Issue 2

• Article — The U.N. Definition of Aggression: Law and Illusion in the Context of Collective Security // Jack I. Garvey

• Article — Amendment Procedures for Conventions with Technical Annexes: The IMCO Experience // A. O. Adede

• Note — Procedures and Techniques of Multinational Negotiation: The LOS III Model // Robert D. Eustis

• Note — Transferable Exploitation Rights: An Allocation System for Oceans Resources // Frederic A. Eustis III; Brian D. Smith

• Note — U.S. Commodities Policy: A Suggested Modification of the Proposal for an International Resources Bank // Stephen W. Earp

Issue 3

• Article — Enforceability of Settlements of Foreign Investment Disputes // Peter R. Gilbert

• Article — The Challenge to the Enforcement of Socialist Arbitral Awards // Frank A. Orban III

• Article — Enforcement of Foreign Judgments and Arbitral Awards in West Germany // Hans Bertram-Nothnagel

• Article — Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in the United States // Robert B. von Mehren

• Article — Common Market Convention on Jurisdiction and the Enforcement of Judgments: An Interim Update // Peter Herzog

• Article — The Proposed United States-United Kingdom Convention on Recognition and Enforcement of Judgments: A Prototype for the Future // Hans Smit

• Article — Foreign Arbitral Awards and the 1958 New York Convention: Experience to Date in the U.S. Courts // Peter D. Trooboff; Corinne A. Goldstein

• Note — Note on Sovereign Immunity // Michael H. Cardozo

• Note — The Provisional Arrest and Subsequent Release of Abu Daoud by French Authorities // Thomas E. Carbonneau

• Note — The Fourth Amendment Abroad: Civilian and Military Perspectives // Charles Edward Mealey Kolb

Issue 4

• Article — New Technology and International Law: The Case of Deepwater PortsNew Technology and International Law: The Case of Deepwater Ports // Robert B. Krueger; Myron H. Nordquist; Robert P. Wessely

• Article — The Department of Justice's Antitrust Guide for International Operations // Wilbur L. Fugate

• Article — Viva Sabbatino // Victor Rabinowitz

• Article — International Arbitration: A Practical Guide to the System for the Litigation of Transnational Commercial Disputes // Arden C. McClelland

• Note — The Convenient Forum Abroad Revisited: A Decade of Development of the Doctrine of Forum Non Conveniens in International Litigation in the Federal Courts // Linwood G. Lawrence III

Issue 1

• Article — The Applicability of Federal Law to Guam // Arnold H. Leibowitz

• Article — Foreign Investment in the United States: A Review of Governmental Policy // John M. Niehuss

• Article — Constructive Takings Under International Law: A Modest Foray into the Problem of Creeping Expropriation // Burns H. Weston

• Note — The Glomar Explorer Incident: Implications for the Law of Salvage // Frederic A. Eustis III

Issue 2

• Article — Economic Coercion and the New International Economic Order: A Second Look at Some First Impressions // Richard B. Lillich

• Article — International Law and Economic Coercion // Derek W. Bowett

• Article — Arab Oil Policies and the New International Economic Order // Ibrahim F. I. Shimata

• Article — The Role of the Private Banker in the New International Economic Order // Frank Griffith Dawson

• Article — The Charter of Economic Rights and Duties of States and the New International Economic Order // Andres Rozental

• Article — A New International Economic Order? // Gillian White

• Note — Wandering between Two Worlds: Employment Discrimination against Aliens // Daniel J. Hoffheimer

• Note — The Potential for Genetic Engineering: A Proposal for International Legal Control // Barbara Jeremiah Gardner

Issue 3

• Article — The Nuclear Tests Cases and the South West Africa Cases: Some Realism about the International Judicial Decision // John Dugard

• Article — The U.S. Mandate for Trade Negotiations // Alan Wm. Wolff

• Article — The EEC Approach to Groups of Companies // Patrick Derom

• Article — Canadian and Soviet Arctic Policy: An Icy Reception for the Law of the Sea // Brian D. Smith

• Article — Alternative Theories for Establishing a Federal Common Law of Foreign Judgments in Commercial Cases: The Foreign Affairs Power and the Dormant Foreign Commerce Clause // Ramon P. Marks

Issue 4

• Article — Dunhill: Toward a Reconsideration of Sabbatino // Monroe Leigh; Michael David Sandler

• Article — The Metamorphosis of the U.S. International Trade Commission under the Trade Act of 1974 // Will E. Leonard; F. David Foster

• Article — Self-Determination and World Public Order: Community Response to Territorial Separation // Eisuke Suzuki

• Note — Cargo Preference: The United States and the Future Regulation of International Shipping // Ralph Michael Silberman

• Note — Sovereign Immunity in the Supreme Court: Using the Certiorari Process to Avoid Decisionmaking // Stephan W. Earp

• Note — Exemption of Exclusive Dealing Agreements from Article 85(1) of the Treaty of Rome // Mitchell Rubenstein

Issue 1

• Article — The Roche Case: One Giant Step for British Antitrust // Laurens H. Rhinelander

• Article — Soviet-American Trade, 1972-1974: A Summary // Peter B. Fitzpatrick

• Article — Constitutional Allocation of the War Powers between the President and Congress: 1787-1788 // W. Taylor Reveley III

• Note — Epidemiology in the Americas: International Treaties for the Prevention of Diseases // Mitchell E. Abbott

• Note — Presidential Authority in Foreign Trade: Voluntary Steel Import Quotas from a Constitutional Perspective // Michael H. Salsbury

Issue 2

• Article — United States Laws and the Convention on a Code of Conduct for Liner Conferences: A Catalogue of Conflicts and Dilemmas // Ronald A. Capone

• Article — Expropriation in Argentina and Brazil: Theory and Practice // Keith S. Rosenn

• Article — Extraterritorial Enforcement of Exchange Control Regulations under the International Monetary Fund Agreement // John S. Williams

• Note — National Security and Oil Import Regulation: The License Fee Approach // Thomas P. Preston

• Note — Operation of the Foreign Tax Credit in the Petroleum Industry: A Dry Hole // Robert C. Schmidt

Issue 3

• Article — Multinational Joint Ventures and the U.S. Antitrust Laws // Mark R. Joelson; Joseph P. Griffin

• Article — Freedom of Scientific Research: Stepchild of the Oceans // Charles Maechling Jr.

• Article — The Scope of International Criminal Law: A Conceptual Framework // Quincy Wright

• Note/Comment — At Arms Length: The Coming Law of Collective Bargaining in International Relations between Equilibriated States // Thomas M. Franck; Evan R. Chesler

• Note — U.S. Regulation of Foreign Direct Investment: Current Developments and the Congressional Response // Mina Gerowin

Issue 4

• Article — Law of the Sea: A Choice and a Challenge // John Norton Moore

• Article — Economic Effects of Work Requirements in Leases to Develop Seabed Resources // Kenneth W. Clarkson

• Article — Environmental Aspects of Deepsea Mining // Richard A. Frank

• Article — Interplay of Law and Technology in Deep Seabed Mining Issues // J.D. Nyhart

• Note — Towards a Legal Regime for the International Seabed: The Soviet Union's Evolving Perspective // Christopher C. Joyner

• Note — International Seabed Resources: The U.S. Position // D. Christopher Ohly

• Note — The Regulation of Deepwater Ports // Katharine Ann Graham

• Note — The Blocked Chinese Assets: Present Status and Future Disposition // Charles H. Bayar

Issue 1

• Article — Private Armies in a Global War System: Prologue to Decision // W. Michael Reisman

• Article — The Obligations of States to Settle Disputes by Peaceful Means // Cornelius F. Murphy

• Article — Groping for a Truly International Antitrust Law // Earl W. Kintner, Mark R. Joelson, Peter J. Vaghi

• Note — The Voluntary Quota System for Regulating Steel Imports // Michael S. Bates

• Note — Civilian Protection in Modern Warfare: A Critical Analysis of the Geneve Civilian Convention of 1949 // David G. Burwell

• Note — The Politics of Free Trade: The Role of Trade Adjustment Assistance // William R. Golden

Issue 2

• Article — Beyond the Three Mile Limit: Recent Developments Affecting the Law of the Sea // Joyce A. C. Gutteridge

• Article — The Sino-Japanes Dispute Over the Tiao-yu-tai (Senkaku) Islands and the Law of Territorial Acquisition // Tao Cheng

• Note — Demilitarization as an Instrument of Middle East Peace // Lewis B. Cohn

• Note — Floating Exchange Rates and United States Tax Law: Two-Fold Conceptual Confusion // VJIL Board

• Book Review — Book Review of The Valuation of Nationalized Property in International Law, Volume
  II // Martin Domke

Issue 3

• Article — Human Rights and World Public Order: Principles of Content and Procedure for Clarifying General Community Policies // Myres S. McDougal

• Article — Public Order and Political Integration in Contemporary International Theory // Robert S. Wood

• Article — Toward Clarifying the Grounds of Value-Clarification: A Reaction to the Policy-Oriented Jurisprudence of Lasswell and McDougal // David Little

• Comment — The Administration by the Department of the Treasury of the Laws Authorizing the Imposition of Antidumping Duties // Warren F. Schwartz

• Note — Amenability of Foreign Sovereigns to Federal in Personam Jurisdiction // L. Neal Ellis

• Note — Common Market Merger Policy: Sources and Development // Peter N. Kyros, Jr.

• Note — The Lasswell-McDougal Enterprise: Toward a World Public Order of Human Dignity // Frederick Samson Tipson

• Book Review — Book Review of International Safeguards and Nuclear Industry // John Gorham Palfry

Issue 4

• Symposium Introduction — Human Rights, the National Interest, and U.S. Foreign Policy: Some Preliminary Observations // Richard B. Lillich

• Article — Short-Term Prospects Symposium: Human Rights and United States Foreign Policy // Richard B. Bilder

• Article — International Human Rights U.S. Policy and Priorities // Thomas Buergenthal

• Article — United States Foreign Policy and the Protection of Human Rights: Observations and Proposals // Tom J. Farer

• Article — The United States and the Crisis in Human Rights // Louis Henkin

• Article — International Human Rights: A Role for the United States // Jerome Shestack and Roberta Cohen

• Note — Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Crimes against Diplomatic Agents and Other Internationally Protected Persons: An Analysis // Allen B. Green

• Note — The Rights of Working Women: An International Perspective // Terry Ellen Polson

• Note — Discovery of Documents Located Abroad in U.S. Antitrust Litigation: Recent Developments in the Law Concerning the Foreign Illegality Excuse for Non-Production // Timothy G. Smith

• Comment — Recent Decision Comment // Wayne G. Quasha

• Book Review — Book Review of Humanitarian Intervention and the United Nations // Ved P. Nanda

Issue 1

• Article — Economic Coercion and Reprisals by States // Derek W. Bowett

• Article — Developing Trade with China // Robert Starr

• Comment — The Supreme Court and the Sabbatino Watchers: First National City Bank v. Banco Nacional de Cuba // Monroe Leigh

• Article — Escrow: A Private Law Device Adapted for the Protection of Foreign Investment // Michael Kitay & Robert P. Trout

• Article — The Canton Trade Fair: The Initiation of United States-Chinese Trade // Martin F. Klingenberg

• Note — Recent Changes in United States Trade Regulations Affecting the People's Republic of China: A Market Decontrolled // Charles F. Redick

Issue 2

• Article — The International Monetary System in Transition--Part I // Alexandre Kafka

• Article — Protection against Unfair Foreign Competition: Section 337 of the Tariff Act of 1930 // Bart S. Fisher

• Article — EEC Enlargement and United States Farm Exports: Prospects for the Coming Negotiations // Dulcey B. Fowler

• Note — Procedures for Asserting the Rights of Prisoners of War through the International Court of Justice // Theodore G. Kronmiller

• Article — America's Labor Pains and Foreign Trade: The Stillbirth of Adjustment Assistance // John Hardin Young

Issue 3

• Article — Treatment under the Foreign Direct Investment Regulations of the Acquisition of a Foreign Business Enterprise // John Ellicott & Barbara M. Rossotti

• Article — Fostering Export Trade by Small Business: A Legislative Proposal to Encourage the Formation of Joint Export Groups // James B. Pearson

• Comment — The Legal Regime of the Deep Seabed Pending Multinational Agreement // John G. Laylin

• Article — Modest Proposal for Preventing International Law from Being a Burden to the International Community and to Law Teachers // L. F. E. Goldie

• Note — A Proposed Resolution Providing for the Authorization of Intervention by the United Nations, a Regional Organization, or a Group of States in a State Committing Gross Violations of Human Rights // Dennis T. Fenwick

Issue 4

• Article — The President's Constitutional Primacy in Foreign Relations and National Defense // Barry M. Goldwater

• Article — Tax Allocations Concerning Inter-Company Pricing Transactions in Foreign Operations: A Reappraisal // Jon E. Bischel

• Article — Textiles and Voluntary Restraints on Steel: Protecting United States Industries from Foreign Competition // Carl H. Fulda

• Article — The International Monetary System in Transition--Part II // Alexandre Kafka

• Note — Postwar Belgian International Claims: Their Settlement by Lump Sum Agreements // George T. Yates III

Issue 1

• Article — Collective Security and American Diplomacy in the 1970's // Ernest A. Gross

• Article — History, Thought and Images: The Development of International Law and Organization // Robert S. Wood

• Comment — Direct Broadcast Satellites: Implications for Less-Developed Countries and for World Order // Martin E. Gold

• Note — Export Controls--A National Security Standard // Donald T. Cowles

• Note — The French Spoliation Cases--An Unanswered Question // George W. House

Issue 2

• Article — Erosion of Constitutional Rights of Political Offenders in Brazil // Beverly May Carl

• Article — The Rule of Reason in EEC Antitrust: Efficiency Enhancement through Integration by Agreement among Competitors // Warren F. Schwartz & Edward W. Wellman Jr

• Note — A Federal Marshalling of Assets Statute: Equitable Compensation for International Claimants // Arthur John Armstrong

• Note — Argentine Foreign Investment Incentives: Quixotic Nationalism Challenges the Windfall // John M. Paxman

• Note — The Congo Crisis 1964: A Case Study in Humanitarian Intervention // Howard L. Weisberg

Issue 3

• Article — International Humanitarian Assistance: Proposals for Action // Edward M. Kennedy

• Article — Law, Human Rights and Population: A Strategy for Action // Luke T. Lee

• Article — Human Rights and the Law of War // G. I. A. D. Draper

• Comment — Compensating Victims of the Crimes of War // Benjamin B. Ferencz

• Note — Disclosure Requirements in France: Problems in the Development of Effective Securities Regulation // Peter H. Beaman

• Note — The French Conseil D'Etat and Article 177 of the Treaty of Rome: A Case Analysis // Martin F. Conniff

• Note — The Soviet Trial of Daniel and Sinyavsky: The Case History of a Transgression of Substantive International Human Rights without Procedural Remedy // Peter B. Fitzpatrick

Issue 1

• Article — The Proper Role of Domestic Courts in the International Legal Order // Richard B. Lillich

• Article — Economic Duress and Unequal Treaties // Cornelius Murphy

• Note — Domestic Availability of Certain United States Information Agency Program Materials // John R. Fitzpatrick

• Note — Soviet and American Attitudes Toward Intervention: The Dominican Republic, Hungary and Czechoslovakia // Kathryn Rider Schmeltzer

Issue 2

• Article — Perspectives on Spanish American Legal Norms Governing Mining Concessions, Chileanization, and the Consensus of Vina del Mar // Domingo Santa Maria

• Article — Speculations on Developing Country Reception of Multinational Enterprise // Covey T. Oliver

• Article — Structural Change in the Latin American Development Model: A Challenge for the 1970's // Enrique V. Iglesias

• Article — Foreign Private Investment: The Challenge of Latin American Nationalism // Joseph Grunwald

• Article — United States Investment in Latin America: A Critical Appraisal // William D. Rogers

• Article — The Investment Disputes Convention and Latin America // Paul C. Szasz

Issue 3

• Article — Toward a More Active International Court // Earl Warren

• Article — The International Court of Justice Revisited // Philip C. Jessup

• Article — The United States, the World Court and the Connally Amendment // Hubert H. Humphrey

• Article — Realistic Horizons for International Adjudication // Richard A. Falk

• Article — Aspects of the Case Concerning the Barcelona Traction, Light and Power Company, Ltd. // Rosalyn Higgins

• Article — States and the World Court: The Politics of Neglect // Inis L. Claude Jr.

• Article — The Medieval Papal Court as an International Tribunal // Walter Ullmann

• Note — Natural Resource Jurisdiction on the Antarctic Continental Margin // J. Michel Marcoux

Issue 1

• Article — Consent, Estoppel, and Reasonableness: Three Challenges to Universal International Law // Anthony A. D'Amato

• Article — The Power of the President to Use Military Force Abroad // Murray J. Belman

• Article — The Power of the Executive to Use Military Forces Abroad // Quincy Wright

• Article — Jury Nullification in Conscience Cases // William M. Kunstler

• Article — The Justiciability of Challenges to the Use of Military Forces Abroad // John Norton Moore

• Note — Merger Movements in the Common Market // Michael R. Bromley & William D. Cotter

• Note — Latin American Experience with Economic Integration // Michael J. McDermott & William H. Weiland

Issue 2

• Article — Intervention and the Developing Countries // Wolfgang Friedmann

• Article — Postwar French International Claims Practice: Adjudication by National Commissions--Czech Claims // Burns H. Weston

• Article — A New Technique in the Adjudication of International Claims // Sidney Freidberg

• Article — The Gut Dam Claims--A Lump Sum Settlement Disposes of an Arbitrated Dispute // Ernest L. Kerley & Carl F. Goodman

• Article — Article Twenty of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights: First Amendment Comments and Questions // James J. Seeley

• Article — A Juridical Paradigm for Classifying International Law in the Foreign Policy Process: The Middle East War, 1967 // Stuart Stephan Malawer

• Note — The International Monetary Fund: Its Code of Good Behavior and the Uruguayan Stabilization Program of 1968 // Robert K. Goldman

Issue 1

• Article — Myths and Realities of Treaty Interpretation: Articles 27-29 of the Vienna Draft Convention on the Law of Treaties // Georg Schwarzenberger

• Article — The International Control Commission Experience and the Role of an Improved International Supervisory Body in the Vietnam Settlement // John S. Hannon Jr.

• Article — Institutional Arrangements for Developing North Sea Oil and Gas // Albert E. Utton

• Article — Countervailing Duties and Export Subsidization: A Re-emerging Issue in International Trade // E. Bruce Butler

• Note — UN Fact-Finding as a Means of Settling Disputes // Edward A. Plunkett Jr.

Issue 2

• Article — The Control of Foreign Intervention in Internal Conflict // John Norton Moore

• Article — Some Legal Questions on the Peaceful Uses of Ocean Space // Ved P. Nanda

• Article — Economic Integration in East Africa: Distribution of Gains // Robert L. Birmingham

• Note — Foreign-Trade Zone Manufacturing: The Emergence of a Free Trade Instrument // Marshall V. Miller

Issue 1

• Article — A Political Settlement for Vietnam: The 1954 Geneva Conference and Its Current Implications // John S. Hannon Jr.

• Article — Provisions of Internal Law Regarding Competence to Conclude a Treaty // Luzius Wildhaber

• Note — Constitutionality of Buy American Acts under the Commerce and Supremacy Clauses // Donald L. Zachary

Issue 2

• Article — Theories about International Law: Prologue to a Configurative Jurisprudence // Myres S. McDougal, Harold D. Lasswell & W. Michael Reisman

• Article — Towards a Theory of International Obligation // Oscar Schachter

• Article — On Treaty Interpretation and the New Haven Approach: Achievements and Prospects // Richard A. Falk

• Article — De Victoribus Victis: The International Law Commission and Imposed Treaties of Peace // Julius Stone

• Note — The Country X Loans: A Case of Congressional Oversight // Guy R. Fairstein

• Note — Consequences of Yaounde for Developing Nations // Ralph E. Bresler

Issue 1

• Article — Revision of the South West Africa Cases // William M. Reisman

• Article — West Germany's Pledge Not to Manufacture Nuclear Weapons // Mason Willrich

• Article — Communist China's Position on Nuclear Arms Control // Shao-Chuan Leng

• Article — The United States Antidumping Act: A Timely Survey // James C. Conner & Gerold Buschlinger

• Note — The 1966 Carrier Agreements: The United States Retains the Warsaw Convention // R. Bruce Keiner Jr.

• Note — The New Price-Anderson: Is the United States Moving Toward International Agreement on Nuclear Indemnity // Jay Martin Siegel & Robert A. K. Welch

Issue 2

• Article — Law and the Credit Structure in Latin America // Boris Kozolchyk

• Article — The Application of German Antitrust Law to International Restraints of Trade // Kurt E. Markert

• Article — The Inspection and Control System of the European Nuclear Energy Agency // Stephen Gorove

• Article — Foreign Governmental Compulsion as a Defense in United States Antitrust Law // Anthony W. Graziano Jr.

• Note — U.N. Application of Selective, Mandatory Sanctions against Rhodesia: A Brief Legal and Political Analysis // Charles Robinowitz

• Note — Toward the Establishment of an International Patent: Progress and Problems // Jeremy D. Sussman

Issue 1

• Article — Foreign Investment and Trade: Extraterritorial Impact of United States Antitrust Law // Earl A. Snyder

• Article — The Cuban Seizures--In the Direction of a Remedy // Richard L. Fischer

• Article — The Connally Amendment Revisited: Sterile and Effective Measures of Protecting the Reserved Domain // Hans Goldschmidt

• Comment — Two International Waterways Commissions: A Comparative Study // Don C. Piper

• Article — The European Court of Justice and the Struggle for Integration // William T. Irelan

Issue 2

• Article — Liability and Space Activities: Causes, Objectives and Parties // S. Houston Lay & Howard J. Taubenfeld

• Article — The Proposed SEC Regulations for Foreign Over-the-Counter Securities: A Delicate Step Forward in the Evolution of Disclosure // William N. Hubbard & David S. Fitzpatrick

• Article — Law and Politics in the Revision of Treaties Affecting the Panama Canal // Edwin C. Hoyt

• Article — Supranational Organizations and United States Constitutional Law // Peter Hay

• Note — The Laws of Unrecognized Governments in the English Courts: The Carl Zeiss Stiftung Case // David M. DeWilde

Issue 1

• Article — Protecting the United States Minority Shareholder in Joint International Business Ventures in Latin America // Michael Roy Sonnenreich

• Article — The Unrecognized Government in the Courts of the United States // Jonathan L. Alder

• Note — The Western Hemisphere Trade Corporation: A Device for Legitimate Tax Avoidance // Paul J. Hemschoot Jr.

• Note — Transfers of Technical Know-How to Controlled Foreign Corporations // Thompson W. Ryan

Issue 2

• Article — International Tax Treaties: Where Are We--Where Are We Going // Walter A. Slowinski, Thomas M. Haderlein & Dennis I. Meyer

• Article — Legal Control of Populations in Subversive Warfare // Joseph B. Kelly & George A. Pelletier Jr.

• Comment — Present Trends in the Policy of the United States on the Legal Settlement of International Disputes // Lionel M. Summers

• Note — The Geneva Convention of 1949: Application in the Vietnamese Conflict // Wade S. Hooker Jr. & David H. Savasten

Issue 1

• Article — Treaties, Constitutions and Judicial Review // David R. Deener

• Article — The Cuban Quarantine of 1962: An Inquiry into Paradox and Persuasion // Neill H. Alford Jr.

• Note — The American Law of Sovereign Immunity Since the Tate Letter // Robert Peter Borsody

• Note — Nationalization: Effective Compensation and International Law // F. Allan Kelly

Issue 2

• Article — An Inquiry into the Economic Philosophies Underlying Antitrust Regulation in the United States and the European Economic Community // Manuel R. Angulo & Richard E. Minshall

• Article — The Impact of British Stamp Duty on Certain Transactions of American Corporations // Donald I. Baker

• Article — United States-Bulgarian Claims Agreement of July 2, 1963 // Ivan Sipkov

• Note — The Right of Private Persons to Appeal Acts of the European Economic Community // Allen R. Freedman

• Note — The Shipping Act of 1916 and the Dual Rate Amendment: A Problem of Enforcement // Hans J. Drechsel, F. Allan Kelly & Benjamin P. Lamberton III

Issue 1

• Article — Restrictive Practices and Monopolies; a Comparison of British and Common Market Law // Derek Walker-Smith & Laszlo Gombos

• Article — Choice of Law and Language in European Contracts // Georges A. van Hecke

• Article — Choice of Language // Henry P. deVries

• Article — A Common Patent for the Common Market // George F. Westerman

• Note — The United States Parent Corporation--European Subsidiary Relationship under the European Antitrust Regulations // Henry D. McCoy II

Issue 2

• Article — The Developing Law of Space Activities // John A. Johnson

• Article — The Foreign Claims Settlement Commission: Completed Claims Programs // Edward D. Re

• Note — The Amercian Merchant Marine--Flags of Convenience and International Law // Thomas J. Romans

Issue 1

• Article — The Connally Amendment // A. E. Dick Howard

• Article — John Bassett Moore's Concept of Recognition // Joseph B. Kelly

• Article — Amercian Lawyers and Islamic Law // George W. Ray Jr.

Issue 2

• Article — The United Nations and the Congo Crisis // Quincy Wright

• Article — Oil and Law in Iran // Rouhollah K. Ramazani

• Article — The United States and International Law // Percy E. Corbett

• Article — The Communist Theory of International Law // Earl Snyder

Issue 1

• Letter — President Herbert Hoover Letter // Herbert Hoover

• Article — Neutrality: A Comparison of the Views of Former President Herbert Hoover and Professor John Bassett Moore during the Late 1930's // J.B. Moore Society

• Article — Foreign Investment Truth Campaign Needed in National Interest // J.B. Moore Society

Issue 2

• Article — German Legal Education // Arthur T. von Mehren