American Journal of International Law

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  Año 2006, Vol. 100, Número 3

  • The past and future of the claim of preemptive self-defense

    Andrea Armstrong, W. Michael Reisman

    págs. 525-550

    

  • Reflections on the prosecution of war crimes by international tribunals

    Theodor Meron

    págs. 551-579

    

  • Transformative military occupation: applying the laws of war and human rights

    Adam Roberts

    págs. 580-622

    

  • Nominations for the board of editors

    págs. 627-628

    

  • The francis deêk prize

    pág. 627

    

  • Current developments

    Stephen Mathias

    págs. 629-649

    

  • Congress enacts increased protections for sunken military craft

    David J. Bederman

    págs. 649-673

    

  • International decisions

    Daniel Bodansky

    págs. 664-692

    

  • Contemporary practice of the united states relating to international law

    John R. Crook

    págs. 690-724

    

  • Can Labor Standards Improve Under Globalization?/Labour Laws and Global Trade/Labour Rights as Human Rights

    David M. Trubek

    págs. 725-733

    

  • International Organizations as Law-Makers

    Mahnoush H. Arsanjani

    págs. 733-742

    

  • Denial of Justice in International Law

    John R. Crook

    págs. 742-746

    

  • Lawless World: America and the Making and Breaking of Global Rules from FDR's Atlantic Charter to George W. Bush's Illegal War

    Steven J. Ratner

    págs. 746-751

    

  • Non-governmental Organisations in International Law/NGOs and the United Nations: Institutionalization, Professionalization and Adaptation

    Steve Charnovitz

    págs. 751-757

    

  • Imperialism, Sovereignty and the Making of International Law

    Dan Danielsen

    págs. 757-762

    

  • Towards World Constitutionalism: Issues in the Legal Ordering of the World Community

    Kelly Vinopal

    págs. 762-763

    

  • Collected essays

    pág. 763