American Journal of International Law

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  Año 2003, Vol. 97, Número 3

  • The law of aerial bombardment in the 1991 gulf war

    Michael W. Lewis

    págs. 481-509

    

  • Enhancing the legitimacy and accountability of prosecutorial discretion at the international criminal court

    Allison Marston Danner

    págs. 510-552

    

  • Preemption, Iraq, and international law

    Todd F. Buchwald, William H. Taft IV

    págs. 557-563

    

  • International law and the war in Iraq

    John Yoo

    págs. 563-576

    

  • The fall of Saddam Hussein: security council mandates and preemptive self-defense

    Ruth Wedgwood

    págs. 576-585

    

  • Neither Bush nor the 'jurisprudes'

    Richard N. Gardner

    págs. 585-590

    

  • What future for the un charter system of war prevention?

    Richard A. Falk

    págs. 590-598

    

  • Iraq: the shifting sands of preemptive self-defense

    Miriam Sapiro

    págs. 599-607

    

  • What happens now? the united nations after Iraq?

    Thomas M. Franck

    págs. 607-620

    

  • The prospect for international law and order in the wake of Iraq

    Tom Farer

    págs. 621-628

    

  • Law and force after Iraq: A transitional moment

    Jane E. Stromseth

    págs. 628-642

    

  • International arbitration and the Islamic world: the third phase

    Jeremy K. Sharpe, Charles N. Brower

    págs. 643-656

    

  • Joan Fitzpatrick (1950-2003)

    Daniel Bodansky

    págs. 656-658

    

  • The Francis Deák Prize

    pág. 658

    

  • Goodwin v. United Kingdom, and I.v. United Kingdom

    Rhona K. M. Smith

    págs. 659-664

    

  • Podkilzina v. Latvia

    Frank Hoffmeister

    págs. 664-669

    

  • Republic of South Africa v. Grootboom, and Minister of Health v. Treatment Action Campaign

    Joan Fitzpatrick, Ron C. Slye

    págs. 669-680

    

  • Contemporary Practice of the United states Relating to International Law

    Sean D. Murphy

    págs. 681-711

    

  • Commentary on the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court/The International Criminal Court: Elements of Crimes and Rules of Procedures and Evidence/The International Criminal Court and the Transformation of International Law:Justice for the

    Payam Akhavan

    págs. 712-722

    

  • Recourse to Force: State Action Against Threats and Armed Attacks (Book)

    Michael Byers

    págs. 721-725

    

  • The Spirit of International Law (Book)

    Robert Jennings

    págs. 725-728

    

  • Human Rights Protection for Refugees, Asylum-Seekers, and Internally Displaced Persons: A Guide to International Mechanisms and Procedures (Book)

    Carolyn Patty Blum

    págs. 728-731

    

  • The Paradox of American Power: Why the World's Only Superpower Can't Go It Alone (Book)

    John R. Crook

    págs. 731-734

    

  • The World Court Reference Guide: Judgements, Advisory Opinions and Orders of the Permanent Court of International Justice and the International Court of Justice (1922-200) (Book)

    John R. Crook

    págs. 734-736