American Journal of International Law

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  Año 2005, Vol. 99, Número 4

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    Applying the death penalty to crimes of genocide

    Jens David Ohlin

    págs. 747-777

    
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    Feminism and its (dis) contents: criminalizing wartime rape in bosnia and herzegovina

    Karen Engle

    págs. 778-816

    
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    Editorial comment: Revival of customary humanitarian law

    Theodor Meron

    págs. 817-834

    
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    Contract claims vs. treaty claims: mapping conflicts between ICSID decisions on multisourced investment claims

    Yuval Shany

    • Resumen

    págs. 835-851

    
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    United States' subsidies on upland cotton

    Richard H. Steinberg

    págs. 852-861

    
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    United States' measures affecting the cross-border supply of gambling and betting services

    Joel P. Trachtman

    págs. 861-867

    
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    Commission v. Netherlands

    Alvin Kan

    págs. 867-873

    
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    Khashiyev & Akayeva v. Russia; Isayeva, Yusupova & Bazayeva v. Russia; Isayeva v. Russia

    David Kaye

    págs. 873-881

    
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    Spector v. Norwegian Cruise Line Ltd

    Duncan B. Hollis

    págs. 881-888

    
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    Supreme Court Dismisses Texas Death Penalty Case Considered by ICJ

    John R. Crook

    págs. 889-890

    
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    State Department Legal Adviser Discusses U.S. Views on International Law, Security Council Powers Under Chapter VII of the UN Charter

    John R. Crook

    págs. 891-894

    
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    United States-Vietnam Agreement on Adoptions

    John R. Crook

    págs. 894-895

    
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    D. C. Circuit Finds Geneva Conventions Not Judicially Enforceable, Allows Resumption of Military Commission Proceedings

    John R. Crook

    págs. 895-898

    
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    U.S. Military Commission Trials to Resume, Additional Proceedings to Begin

    John R. Crook

    págs. 898-899

    
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    Continuing Efforts to Reduce the Numbers of Persons Held in U.S. Military Custody

    John R. Crook

    págs. 899-901

    
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    Department of Defense Revises Procedures for Military Commissions

    John R. Crook

    págs. 901-902

    
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    D.C. Circuit Finds Claims of Wartime Abuses by Japanese Soldiers Pose Nonjusticiable Political Question

    John R. Crook

    págs. 902-904

    
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    Further U.S. Reactions to Abuses in UN Oil-for-Food Program; U.S. Criminal Charges Against UN Officials, Others

    John R. Crook

    págs. 904-906

    
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    U.S. Views on UN Reform, Security Council Expansion

    John R. Crook

    págs. 906-908

    
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    U.S. Concludes Cooperation Agreement with UNHCR

    John R. Crook

    págs. 908-909

    
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    United States and Canada Agree on Measures to Address Devils Lake Flooding and Ecological Protection

    John R. Crook

    págs. 909-911

    
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    U.S. Congress Approves Central America Free Trade Agreement

    John R. Crook

    págs. 911-912

    
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    U.S. Role in 57th Annual Meeting of the International Whaling Commission

    John R. Crook

    pág. 911

    
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    U.S. Administration Adopts New Approach to India's Civilian Nuclear Program, Undertakes to Seek Changes in U.S. Legislation

    John R. Crook

    págs. 912-914

    
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    U.S. Concerns About Declining Effectiveness of Nonproliferation Regime

    John R. Crook

    págs. 917-918

    
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    United States Concludes Additional Proliferation Security Initiative Ship Boarding Agreements

    John R. Crook

    págs. 919-920

    
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    Russian Aircraft Inspects United States in "Open Skies" Mission

    John R. Crook

    pág. 919

    
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    NAFTA Panel Rules in U.S. Favor in Methanex Case

    John R. Crook

    págs. 920-921

    
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    United States Plays Leading Role in Negotiating New Convention on Choice of Court Agreements

    John R. Crook

    págs. 921-922

    
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    U.S. Proceedings Involving Cuban Exile and Accused Terrorist Luis Posada Carriles

    John R. Crook

    págs. 922-923