Virginia journal of international law

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  Año 2005, Número 3

  • Articles

    • Predicting Chaos? Using Scenarios to Inform Theory and Guide Practice

      W. J. Aceves

      págs. 585-630

      

    • Bounded Discretion in International Judicial Lawmaking

      T. Ginsburg

      págs. 631-674

      

  • Address

    • Defining State Responsibility under NAFTA Chapter Eleven: Measures "Relating to" Foreign Investors

      T. L. Anenson

      págs. 675-736

      

    • Are Public and Private Political Risk Insurance Two of a Kind? Suggestions for a New Direction for Government Coverage

      J. M. DeLeonardo

      págs. 737-787

      

    • Roper and the Use of International Sources

      A. M. Weisburd

      págs. 789-798

      

    • An End to the Death Penalty for Juvenile Offenders

      P. Sapsford

      págs. 799-808

      

    • Reconciling State Sovereignty and Investor Protection in Denial of Justice Claims

      A. K. Bjorklund

      págs. 809-896

      

    • Winners and Losers in the Globalization of Legal Services: Situating the Market for Foreign Lawyers

      C. Silver

      págs. 897-934

      

    • Procedural Incrementalism: A Model for International Bankruptcy

      J. A. E. Pottow

      págs. 935-1016

      

    • Democracy as the Cure for Terrorism: Turkey's Example

      W. R. Pearson

      págs. 1017-1028

      

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

      J. Ulrich

      págs. 1029-1063