American Journal of International Law

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  Año 2007, Vol. 101, Número 2

  • Articles

    • The Shortcomings of Indeterminacy in Arms Control Regimes: The Case of the Biological Weapons Convention

      Jack M. Beard

      págs. 271-321

      

  • Agora: Military Commissions Act of 2006

    • The Military Commissions Act, Habeas Corpus, and the Geneva Conventions

      Curtis A. Bradley

      págs. 322-344

      

    • Judicial Review and the Military Commissions Act: On Striking the Right Balance

      David A. Martin

      págs. 344-363

      

    • The Two Faces of Terror

      Tom Farer

      págs. 363-381

      

  • Notes and Comments

    • Reconceptualizing Legal Education After War

      Christopher P. M. Waters

      págs. 382-403

      

    • Covey T. Oliver (1913-2007)

      William D. Rogers

      págs. 404-405

      

    • The Francis Deák Prize

      págs. 405-406

      

    • Nominations for the Board of Editors

      págs. 406-407

      

  • Current Developments

    • The Fifty-eighth Session of the International Law Commission

      Michael J. Matheson

      págs. 407-441

      

    • The Council of Europe Addresses CIA Rendition and Detention Program

      Monica Hakimi

      págs. 442-452

      

  • International Decisions

    • European Communities - Measures Affecting the Approval and Marketing of Biotech Products

      Daniel Bodansky, Simon Lester

      págs. 453-459

      

    • Puhlic Committee Against Torture in Israel v. Government of Israel

      Daniel Bodansky, Orna Ben-Naftali, Keren Michaeli

      págs. 459-466

      

    • "Aerial Security Law"

      Daniel Bodansky, Nina Naske, Georg Nolte

      págs. 466-471

      

    • Natural Resources Defense Council v. Environmental Protection Agency

      Daniel Bodansky, John H. Knox

      págs. 471-477

      

  • Contemporary Practice of the United States Relating to International Law

    • Texas Court Rejects Presidential Order to Review Consular Notification Death Cases

      John R. Crook

      págs. 478-480

      

    • U.S. Government Supports Supreme Court Review of Texas Decision

      John R. Crook

      págs. 480-483

      

    • D.C. Circuit Upholds Jurisdiction-Stripping Provisions of Military Commissions Act

      John R. Crook

      págs. 483-484

      

    • China, Russia Veto Security Council Resolution on Myanmar Sought by United States

      John R. Crook

      págs. 484-485

      

    • United States Again Decides Not to Seek Election to UN Human Rights Council

      John R. Crook

      págs. 484-485

      

    • UN Officials Face U.S. Criminal Corruption Charges

      John R. Crook

      págs. 485-486

      

    • Australian Detainee Pleads Guilty in First Guantánamo Conviction

      John R. Crook

      págs. 486-487

      

    • Developments Relating to Continued Detentions at Guantánamo Bay

      John R. Crook

      págs. 487-490

      

    • United States Will Not Extradite Defendants in Alleged "Extraordinary Rendition" from Italy; Other Cases Loom

      John R. Crook

      págs. 490-491

      

    • United States Joins Consensus on Disability Treaty, but Not Expected to Sign

      John R. Crook

      págs. 491-492

      

    • Charles Taylor Jr. Indicted in United States for Torture in Liberia

      John R. Crook

      págs. 492-493

      

    • U.S. Criminal Charges Against Luis Posada Carriles

      John R. Crook

      págs. 493-494

      

    • Multiple UCMJ Proceedings Involving Offenses Against Civilians in Iraq

      John R. Crook

      págs. 494-496

      

    • Congress Approves Authorizing Legislation for India Nuclear Agreement; President Issues Signing Statement

      John R. Crook

      págs. 496-499

      

    • United States Joins Six-Power Arrangement on North Korea's Nuclear Program

      John R. Crook

      págs. 499-501

      

    • U.S. Policy Regarding Cluster Munitions

      John R. Crook

      págs. 501-504