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American Society of International Law
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Year 2009

Vol. 103 Nbr. 2, April 2009

Blackwater guards indicted for 2007 Baghdad civilian killings.

Comprehensive new statement of U.S. Arctic policy.

Consistently inconsistent: the International Court of Justice and the former Yugoslavia (Croatia v. Serbia).

Continuing U.S. missile strikes on terrorism suspects in Pakistan.

D.C. Circuit finds political questions, dismisses Sudan pharmaceutical plant bombing suit.

Dean Acheson: A Life in the Cold War.

Book review

Department of Justice releases superseded memos on presidential authority regarding treaties, detentions, and other matters.

Enemy of the State: The Trial and Execution of Saddam Hussein.

Book review

ICJ rejects Mexico's request to interpret Avena but finds United States violated provisional measures order.

International Court of Justice - jurisdiction - provisional measures - Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination.

Military justice proceedings involving offenses against Iraqi and Afghan civilians.

President issues executive order banning torture and CIA prisons.

President Obama orders closure of Guantanamo detention facilities; obstacles remain.

Representation and power in international organization: the operational constitution and its critics.

Slavery - positive obligations - nonapplicability of the rule of exhaustion of domestic remedies.

Koraou v. Republic of Niger

Striking First: Preemption and Prevention in International Conflict.

Book review

Swiss Bank settles U.S. tax charges, mounting U.S. pressure on Swiss bank secrecy.

The Aesthetics of International Law.

Book review

The International Law Commission adopts draft articles on transboundary aquifers.

The Power and Purpose of International Law.

Book review

Third Circuit requires review in diplomatic assurances cases.

UN representative nominee describes U.S. interests and priorities at United Nations.

UN Security Council - counterterrorism sanctions - Al Qaeda and Taliban Sanctions Committee - freezing assets - judicial review of the UN Security Council's decisions - implementation of UN Security Council sanctions within the European Communities - fundamental human rights - right to property - right to effective judicial review - right to be heard.

United Nations Sanctions and the Rule of Law.

Book review

United States abandons detention based on designation as enemy combatant but maintains right to detain persons giving substantial support to terrorism.

United States agrees to ban imports of Chinese antiquities.

United States boycotts Durban Review Conference, will seek election to Human Rights Council.

United States protests Chinese interference with U.S. naval vessel, vows continued operations.

Validity of 'prerogative' colonial law - expulsion of indigenous population - Magna Carta - UN Charter Article 73 - justiciability - U.S. military base - UN Convention on the Law of the Sea - climate change.

WTO Appellate Body - dispute settlement understanding - Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures Agreement - termination of suspension of concessions - risk assessment - provisional safeguards.

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