American Journal of International Law

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  Año 2004, Vol. 98, Número 4

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    Hyperownership in a time of biotechnological promise: the international conflict to control the building blocks of life

    Sabrina Safrin

    págs. 641-685

    
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    Criminals, combatants, or what? an examination of the role of law in responding to the threat of terror

    Thomas M. Franck

    págs. 686-688

    
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    Speaking law to power: lawyers and torture

    Richard B. Bilder, Detlev Vagts

    págs. 689-695

    
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    Using framework statutes to facilitate U.S. Treaty making

    Steve Charnovitz

    págs. 696-710

    
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    The right of the accused to self-representation before international criminal tribunals

    Nina H. B. Jorgensen

    págs. 711-726

    
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    Peacekeeping and prosecutorial policy: Lessons from kosovo

    Gregory L. Naarden, Jeffrey B. Locke

    págs. 727-744

    
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    David Sullivan replies

    David Sullivan

    pág. 744

    
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    The security council's efforts to monitor the implementation of al qaeda/taliban sanctions

    Eric Rosand

    págs. 745-763

    
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    Regulating antarctic tourism and the precautionary principle

    Kees Bastmeijer, Ricardo Roura

    págs. 763-781

    
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    Availability of U.S. courts to review decision to hold U.S. citizens as enemy "combatants" executive power in war on terror

    David D. Caron, Jenny S. Martinez

    págs. 782-788

    
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    Availability of U.S. courts to detainees at Guantánamo Bay Naval Base¿reach of habeus corpus¿executive power in war on terror

    David Sloss, David D. Caron

    págs. 788-798

    
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    Scope of Alien Tort Statute¿arbitrary arrest and detention as violations of custom

    Brad R. Roth, David D. Caron

    págs. 798-804

    
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    Evidentiary privilege of journalists reporting in areas of armed conflict¿evidence in war crimes trials¿rule-making process of ICTY

    Megan A. Fairlie, David D. Caron

    págs. 805-809

    
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    Bustani v. Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons. Judgment No. 2232

    Ana Stani, David D. Caron

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    págs. 810-814

    
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    European Community¿challenge of Community fisheries regulation¿admissibility of individual applications under Article 230(4)

    Cornelia Koch, David D. Caron

    págs. 814-819

    
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    Contemporary practice of the united states relating to international law

    Sean D. Murphy

    págs. 820-854

    
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    Conflict of Norms in Public International Law: How WTO Law Relates to Other Rules of International Law

    Joel P. Trachtman

    págs. 855-861

    
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    Ordering Anarchy: International Law in International Society

    Frank Berman

    págs. 861-866

    
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    The Epochs of International Law

    C.G. Roelofsen

    págs. 867-869

    
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    Title to Territory in International Law: A Temporal Analysis

    Valerie Epps

    págs. 869-872

    
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    Post-conflict Justice

    Ruti Teitel

    págs. 872-875

    
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    The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights: Cases, Materials, and Commentaries/The Law and Process of the U.N. Human Rights Committee

    Eckart Klein

    págs. 876-878

    
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    The African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights: A Comprehensive Agenda for Human Dignity and Sustainable Democracy in Africa

    Adeno Addis

    págs. 879-883

    
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    La jurisprudence de l'OMC/The Case-Law of the WTO, 1996-1997

    Steve Charnovitz

    págs. 883-884