American Journal of International Law

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  Año 2005, Vol. 99, Número 2

  • Editorial

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      The WTO Medicines Decision: World Pharmaceutical Trade and the Protection of Public Health

      Frederick M. Abbott

      págs. 317-358

      
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      Editorial Comment - Judicial Independence and Impartiality in International Criminal Tribunals

      Theodor Meron

      págs. 359-369

      

  • Developments at the International Criminal Court

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      Construction Site for More justice: The International Criminal Court After Two Years

      Hans-Peter Kaul

      págs. 370-384

      
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      The Law-in-Action of the International Criminal Court

      Mahnoush H. Arsanjani, W. Michael Reisman

      págs. 385-402

      
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      The Lord's Resistance Army Case: Uganda's Submission of the First State Referral to the International Criminal Court

      Payam Akhavan

      págs. 403-420

      
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      The International Criminal Court's Ad Hoc jurisdiction Revisited

      Carsten Stahn, Mohamed M. El Zeidy, Héctor Olásolo Alonso

      págs. 421-431

      

  • Current Developments

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      Some Notable Developments in the Practice of the UN Secretary-General as Depositary of Multilateral Treaties: Reservations and Declarations

      Palitha T. B. Kohona

      págs. 433-449

      
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      The 2004 judicial Activity of the International Court of justice

      John R. Crook

      págs. 450-459

      

  • International Decisions

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      Legal Status and Rights of Undocumented Workers - Inter-American Court of Human Rights advisory opinion on the rights of undocumented migrant workers

      Sarah H. Cleveland, David D. Caron

      págs. 460-464

      
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      Prisoners of War (Eritrea v. Ethiopia); Central Front (Eritrea v. Ethiopia) - Eritrea Ethiopia Claims Commission decisions on treatment of prisoners of war and attacks on civilians and civilian objects

      Romesh Weeramantry, David D. Caron

      págs. 465-471

      
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      Capri Marine Ltd. v. Chief State Prosecutor - Swedish Supreme Court decision on jurisdiction to impose pollution fees on owners or operators of ships operating in the exclusive economic zone

      Saïd Mahmoudi, David D. Caron

      págs. 472-478

      

  • Contemporary Practice of the United States Relating to International Law

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      Justice Department Issues New Memorandum on Torture

      John R. Crook

      págs. 479-481

      
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      Attorney General Nominee's Views on Compliance with U.S. Treaty Obligations, Torture, Protocol I to the Geneva Conventions, Revising the Geneva Conventions

      John R. Crook

      págs. 481-483

      
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      United States Assesses Options for Long-Term Detention of Suspected Terrorists

      John R. Crook

      págs. 483-484

      
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      Conflicting District Court Decisions on Guantánamo Bay Detainees

      John R. Crook

      págs. 484-485

      
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      Five Guantánamo Detainees Released Following Negotiations with United Kingdom and Australia

      John R. Crook

      págs. 485-486

      
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      Continued Allegations of abusive Treatment and Interrogations at Guantánamo Bay

      John R. Crook

      págs. 486-487

      
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      U.S. Supreme Court Holds juvenile Death Penalty Unconstitutional, Citing Treaties and Foreign Practice

      John R. Crook

      págs. 487-489

      
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      U.S. Strategy for Responding to ICJ's Avena Decision

      John R. Crook

      págs. 489-492

      
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      Vice President Cheney Applauds Strengthened Presidential Powers

      John R. Crook

      págs. 492-493

      
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      U.S. Supports UN Approval of Convention on jurisdictional Immunities of States

      John R. Crook

      págs. 493-494

      
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      SEC Efforts to Mitigate jurisdictional Conflicts Under Sarbanes-Oxley Act

      John R. Crook

      págs. 493-494

      
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      U.S. Reactions to UN Secretary- General's High-Level Panel Report

      John R. Crook

      págs. 494-495

      
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      Oil-for-Food Audits Released to U.S. Congress; Widened Congressional Probes of United Nations

      John R. Crook

      págs. 495-496

      
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      District Court Dismisses Former Soldier's Challenge to U.S. Military Involvement in UN Peacekeeping Operations

      John R. Crook

      págs. 496-497

      
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      Tentative Settlement of ATCA Human Rights Suits Against Unocal

      John R. Crook

      págs. 497-498

      
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      Administration Urges Senate Action on Law of the Sea Convention

      John R. Crook

      págs. 498-500

      
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      Executive Order Creates New Mechanism to Coordinate U.S. Oceans Policy

      John R. Crook

      págs. 500-501

      
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      United States Supports G-7 Decisions to Reduce Debt Burden of poor Countries, Including Those Affected by December 2004 Tsunamis

      John R. Crook

      págs. 500-501

      
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      U.S. Proposes New Regional Court to Hear Charges Involving Darfur, Others Urge ICC

      John R. Crook

      págs. 501-502