American Journal of International Law

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  Año 2005, Vol. 99, Número 3

  • THE CUSTOMARY INTERNATIONAL LAW GAME

    George Norman, Joel P. Trachtman

    págs. 541-580

    

  • FORM AND SUBSTANCE IN INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS

    Kal Raustiala

    págs. 581-614

    

  • ON PAYING THE PIPER: FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR SECURITY COUNCIL REFERRALS TO THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT

    W. Michael Reisman

    págs. 615-618

    

  • SECURITY, SOLIDARITY, AND SOVEREIGNTY: THE GRAND THEMES OF UN REFORM

    Anne-Marie Slaughter

    págs. 619-631

    

  • PROPOSALS FOR UN SECURITY COUNCIL REFORM

    Yehuda Z. Blum

    págs. 632-649

    

  • REDUCING THE PROLIFERATION OF ORBITAL DEBRIS: ALTERNATIVES TO A LEGALLY BINDING INSTRUMENT

    Steven A. Mirmina

    págs. 649-662

    

  • THE RIGHT OF THE ACCUSED TO SELF-REPRESENTATION BEFORE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNALS: FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS

    Nina H. B. Jorgensen

    págs. 663-668

    

  • INTERNATIONAL DECISIONS: AHANI V. CANADA

    Daniel Bodansky, Gerald Heckman

    págs. 669-675

    

  • INTERNATIONAL DECISIONS: OCCIDENTAL EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION CO. V. REPUBLIC OF ECUADOR

    Susan D. Frank, Daniel Bodansky

    págs. 675-681

    

  • INTERNATIONAL DECISIONS: KAUNDA V. PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA

    Mary Coombs, Daniel Bodansky

    págs. 681-686

    

  • INTERNATIONAL DECISIONS: PROSECUTOR V. N. Case No. AO7178

    Ward Ferdinandusse

    págs. 686-690

    

  • CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW: United States Abstains on Security Council Resolution Authorizing Referral of Darfur Atrocities to International Criminal Court

    John R. Crook

    págs. 691-693

    

  • CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW: 2005 U.S. National Defense Strategy Emphasizes Role of State System, Need for International Cooperation and Agreements, and Possibility of Preemption, but Describes

    John R. Crook

    págs. 693-694

    

  • CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW: Oklahoma Court Finds Accused Was Prejudiced by Lack of Consular Notification in Death Penalty Case

    John R. Crook

    págs. 695-696

    

  • CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW: First Circuit Rejects Sovereign Immunity Claim by Palestinian Authority

    John R. Crook

    págs. 696-699

    

  • CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW: United States Supports Dismissal of U.S. POWs' Billion-Dollar Default Judgment Against Iraq; U.S. Supreme Court Denies Certiorari

    John R. Crook

    págs. 699-701

    

  • CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW: Ninth Circuit Allows Some Claims Alleging Vatican Bank Complicity with World War II Ustasha Regime to Proceed

    John R. Crook

    págs. 701-702

    

  • CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW: U.S. Bankruptcy Court Dismisses Yukos Bankruptcy Proceedings

    John R. Crook

    págs. 702-704

    

  • CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW: Congressional Panels Investigate UN Oil-for-Food Program, Seek Volcker Committee Documents; United Nations Sues for Protection of Documents

    John R. Crook

    págs. 704-705

    

  • CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW: United States Announces Classified Religious Freedom Agreement with Vietnam

    John R. Crook

    págs. 705-706

    

  • CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW: Secretary of State Rice Calls for UN Reform, Defends Bolton Appointment

    John R. Crook

    pág. 705

    

  • CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW: Controversy Continues Regarding Detainees Held by the CIA, Renditions to Other Countries

    John R. Crook

    págs. 706-707

    

  • CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW: United States Confronts Issues Related to Detentions of Thousands of Terrorism Suspects

    John R. Crook

    págs. 707-709

    

  • CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW: Justice Department Brief Addresses Military Occupation, Legal Status of Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq

    John R. Crook

    págs. 709-710

    

  • CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW: U.S. District Court Dismisses Agent Orange Litigation, Finding International Law as of 1975 Did Not Bar Military Use of Herbicides

    John R. Crook

    págs. 710-712

    

  • CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW: United States Supports General Assembly Approval of New Convention Against Nuclear Terrorism

    John R. Crook

    págs. 712-713

    

  • CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW: U.S. Military Justice Proceedings Involving Alleged Offenses Against Protected Persons

    John R. Crook

    págs. 713-715

    

  • CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW: U. S. Approach to the Non-proliferation Treaty Review Conference, Concerns About Korean and Iranian Nuclear Programs

    John R. Crook

    págs. 715-718

    

  • CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW: United States Votes for UN Declaration Against Human Cloning

    John R. Crook

    págs. 718-719

    

  • CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW: Court Questions U.S. Role in Saudi Detention of U.S. Citizen Later Returned to United States and Charged with Terrorist Offenses

    John R. Crook

    pág. 718