American Journal of International Law

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  Año 2006, Vol. 100, Número 4

  • Centennial Essays: In honor of the 100th anniversary of the AJIL and the ASIL

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      International Economic Law and the American Journal of International Law

      Detlev Vagts

      págs. 769-782

      
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      The Evolving International Human Rights System

      Thomas Buergenthal

      págs. 783-807

      
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      Land Feuds and Their Solutions: Finding International Law Beyond the Tribunal Chamber

      Steven R. Ratner

      págs. 808-829

      
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      The Territorial Temptation: A Siren Song at Sea

      Bernard H. Oxman

      págs. 830-851

      

  • Editorial Comment

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      Holding the Center of the Law of Armed Conflict

      W. Michael Reisman

      págs. 852-860

      

  • Notes and Comments

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      The Costs of International Justice

      David Wippman

      págs. 861-880

      
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      Correspondence

      Benjamin B. Ferencz

      págs. 881-882

      

  • International Decisions

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      Sanchez-Llamas v. Oregon - U.S. Supreme Court decision on the effect of procedural default on the availability of remedies for violation of the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations, in light of the ICJ opinion in Avena, and on suppression of evidence as a possible remedy

      Curtis A. Bradley, Daniel Bodansky

      págs. 882-888

      
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      Hamdan v. Rumsfeld - U.S. Supreme Court decision on legality of military commissions established by President Bush

      Peter J. Spiro, Daniel Bodansky

      págs. 888-895

      
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      Mara'abe v. Prime Minister of Israel - Israeli High Court of Justice decision on the legality of a portion of Israel's "security fence" in the West Bank under international humanitarian law, including observations on the ICJ "Wall" advisory opinion

      Geoffrey R. Watson, Daniel Bodansky

      págs. 895-901

      
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      Jones v. Ministry of Interior of the Kingdom of Saudi Aarabia - British House of Lords judgment on state immunity in civil suits for alleged torture

      Elina Steinerte, Rebeca M.M. Wallace, Daniel Bodansky

      págs. 901-908

      
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      Case No. 1231 (2003) - Japanese Supreme Court judgment on the commercial activity exception to sovereign immunity

      Colin P. A. Jones, Daniel Bodansky

      págs. 908-911

      
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      Germany v. N - German Federal Administrative Court decision on a soldier's right to refuse to obey military orders for conscientious reasons

      Ilja Baudisch, Daniel Bodansky

      págs. 911-917

      

  • Contemporary Practice of the United States Relating to International Law

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      U.S. Supreme Court Finds Military Commissions Created by Presidential Order Unlawful

      John R. Crook

      págs. 918-922

      
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      U.S. UN Representative Characterizes U.S. Views on Role of International Law

      John R. Crook

      págs. 922-924

      
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      Third Circuit Finds Interest Claims Against German Companies Under Reparations Agreement are Justiciable, Emphasizing Absence of U.S. Suggestion of Interest

      John R. Crook

      págs. 924-926

      
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      Supreme Court Rejects Exclusionary Rule and New Trials as Remedies for Failures of Consular Notification

      John R. Crook

      págs. 926-931

      
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      Eleventh Circuit Dismisses Suit Involving Club Med Resort in Cuba on Act of State Grounds

      John R. Crook

      págs. 931-933

      
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      United Kingdom and California Conclude Agreement on Global Warming

      John R. Crook

      págs. 933-934

      
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      U.S. Administration Proposes Legislation to Protect Titanic Wreck Site

      John R. Crook

      págs. 934-935

      
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      EC-U.S. Agreement on Sharing Passenger Data Struck Down, Being Renegotiated

      John R. Crook

      págs. 935-936

      
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      President Confirms Secret Detentions, Transfers CIA Detainees to Guantánamo Bay

      John R. Crook

      págs. 936-939

      
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      Administration and Congress Debate Legislative Responses to Hamdan Ruling

      John R. Crook

      págs. 939-943

      
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      New Defense Department and Army Directives on Detainees and Interrogation Techniques

      John R. Crook

      págs. 943-945

      
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      Department of Defense Instruction Regarding Medical Treatment of Detainees

      John R. Crook

      págs. 945-948

      
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      United States Presents Periodic Reports to Human Rights Committee, Receives Critical Response

      John R. Crook

      págs. 948-950

      
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      Multiple Proceedings Against U.S. Service Members for Deaths of Iraqi Civilians

      John R. Crook

      págs. 950-953

      
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      Continuing Efforts to Curtail Iranian Nuclear Program

      John R. Crook

      págs. 953-957

      
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      U.S. Views on Illicit Trade in Conventional Weapons

      John R. Crook

      págs. 957-958

      
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      Brief Notes

      John R. Crook

      págs. 958-962