Harvard international law journal

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  Año 2003, Vol. 44, Número 1

  • The Dangers of Deference: International Claim Settlement by the President

    Ingrid Brunk Wuerth

    págs. 1-64

    

  • On the Fourth Geneva Convention and the Occupied Palestinian Territory

    Ardi Imseis

    págs. 65-139

    

  • Global Trajectories of Tax Reform: The Discourse of Tax Reform in Developing and Transition Countries

    Miranda Stewart

    págs. 139-191

    

  • FOCUS: Emerging Fora for International Litigation (Part 2) - A Global Community of Courts

    Anne-Marie Slaughter

    págs. 191-221

    

  • FOCUS: Emerging Fora for International Litigation (Part 2) - Costs and Benefits of Private Participation in WTO Dispute Settlement: Whose Right Is It Anyway?

    Philip M. Moremen, Joel P. Trachtman

    págs. 221-251

    

  • FOCUS: Emerging Fora for International Litigation (Part 2) - The Evolving Role of Admiralty Courts in Litigation Related to Historic Wreck

    James A. R. Nafziger

    págs. 251-271

    

  • FOCUS: Emerging Fora for International Litigation (Part 2) - International Courts and Tribunals and the Independence of the International Judge

    Ruth Mackenzie, Philippe Sands

    págs. 271-287

    

  • RECENT DEVELOPMENTS - Prospects for Justice and Reconciliation in Sierra Leone

    Laura R. Hall, Nahal Kazemi

    págs. 287-301

    

  • RECENT DEVELOPMENTS - Rational Interpretation in Irrational Times: The Third Geneva Convention and the "War on Terror"

    Neil McDonald, Scott Sullivan

    págs. 301-317

    

  • RECENT DEVELOPMENTS - False Friends: Amicus Curiae and Procedural Discretion in WTO Appeals Under the Hot-Rolled Lead / Asbestos Doctrine

    Josh Robbins

    págs. 317-329