American Journal of International Law 1994: Vol 88 Index

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INDEX
(The following abbreviations refer to sections of the Journal: BN, Briefer Notices; BR, Book
Reviews and Notes; CD, Current Developments; CE, Collected Essays; Corr., Correspond-
ence; CP, Contemporary Practice of the US Relating to International Law; Ed., Editorial
Comments; JD, International Decisions; LA, Leading Article; LOS Forum, Law of the Sea
Forum; NC, Notes and Comments; OD, Official Documents. Other abbreviations include: EU,
European Union; GATT, General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade; IC], International Court
of Justice; ILC, International Law Commission; LOS Convention, Convention on the Law of
the Sea; NAFTA, North American Free Trade Agreement; NGO, nongovernmental organiza-
tion; UK, United Kingdom; UNCITRAL, United Nations Commission on International Trade
Law; UNGA, United Nations General Assembly; US, United States.)
Act of state, effect of foreign statute limiting Antonowicz, Lech, Podrecznik prawa miedzy-
standing, ID 126-33 narodowego (Manual of International Law),
Africa, human rights, 817-8 BR 846
Agreements, international Anuario Argentino de Derecho Internacional
nonbinding, CP 515-9 (Vol. V, 1992-1993), CE 417
Recent U.S.-UK Practice Concerning the Arbitration
Memorandum of Understanding, CD 821 hazardous wastes, 59-60
Aircraft crimes. See Aviation, Convention for the Heathrow Airport user charges, CP 738-44,
Suppression of Unlawful Acts against the Safety 822, 824, 826
of; ICAO Convention on Marking Plastic Ex- Argentina, claims re export controls, 257-8
plosives Aristide, Jean-Bertrand, and immunity, JD 528-
Albania 32
asylum seekers, 376 Arms control and disarmament
US claims against, 93-6 Chemical Weapons Convention, CP 323-36,
Aldrich, George H., What Constitutes a Compen- CP 753-65
highly enriched uranium, 760-2
sable Taking of Property? The Decisions of the
nuclear weapons, 757-64
Iran—United States Claims Tribunal, LA 585
riot control agents, CP 753-65
Alexander, Lewis M. See Charney, Jonathan I.
Alexander, Yonah, International Terrorism: Polit- Trilateral Statement, CP 758-60
Arms Project of Human Rights Watch/Physicians
ical and Legal Documents, BN 218
for Human Rights, Landmines: A Deadly Leg-
Alfredsson, Gudmundur. See Eide, Asbjorn
Aliens acy, BR 565
Australian Yearbook of International Law 1992,
new German refugee law, CD 361
CE 417
US high seas interdiction of Haitians, JD
Aviation, Heathrow Airport user chargers, CP
114-26
738-44, 822, 824, 826. See also Aviation, Con-
Alston, Philip (ed.), The United Nations and Hu-
vention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts
man Rights. A Critical Appraisal, BR 386
against the Safety of; ICAO Convention on
Alvarez, Jose E., BR of Gregg, of Independent
Marking Plastic Explosives
Advisory Group on U.N. Financing, and of Rob-
Aviation, Convention for the Suppression of
erts & Kingsbury, 827
Unlawful Acts against the Safety of (1971), ICJ
Amici curiae
Lockerbie decision re, 144, 645-7
disadvantages, 612
English common law, 616 Baker, Betsy, BR of Sand, 198
function, 617 Baker, James E. See Reisman, W. Michael
NGOs in international adjudication, LA 611 Barnes, James N., BR of Francioni, 569
role in national courts, 616-9 Basel Convention on the Transboundary Move-
statistics, 618-9 ment of Hazardous Wastes and Their Dis-
Andronovici, Constantin, Drept International posal (1989), liability regime, LA 24
Public (Public International Law), BN 218 Bassiouni, M. Cherif, 500, 502
Anguilla. See Caribbean Crimes Against Humanity in International
Antitrust Criminal Law, BR 204
Canadian blocking statutes, JD 532-9 The United Nations Commission of Experts
extraterritorial reach of Sherman Act, JD Established Pursuant to Security Council
109-14 Resolution 780 (1992), CD 784
876
INDEX
(The following abbreviations refer to sections of the Journal: BN, Briefer Notices; BR, Book
Reviews and Notes; CD, Current Developments; CE, Collected Essays; Corr., Correspond-
ence; CP, Contemporary Practice of the US Relating to International Law; Ed., Editorial
Comments; JD, International Decisions; LA, Leading Article; LOS Forum, Law of the Sea
Forum; NC, Notes and Comments; OD, Official Documents. Other abbreviations include: EU,
European Union; GATT, General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade; IC], International Court
of Justice; ILC, International Law Commission; LOS Convention, Convention on the Law of
the Sea; NAFTA, North American Free Trade Agreement; NGO, nongovernmental organiza-
tion; UK, United Kingdom; UNCITRAL, United Nations Commission on International Trade
Law; UNGA, United Nations General Assembly; US, United States.)
Act of state, effect of foreign statute limiting Antonowicz, Lech, Podrecznik prawa miedzy-
standing, ID 126-33 narodowego (Manual of International Law),
Africa, human rights, 817-8 BR 846
Agreements, international Anuario Argentino de Derecho Internacional
nonbinding, CP 515-9 (Vol. V, 1992-1993), CE 417
Recent U.S.-UK Practice Concerning the Arbitration
Memorandum of Understanding, CD 821 hazardous wastes, 59-60
Aircraft crimes. See Aviation, Convention for the Heathrow Airport user charges, CP 738-44,
Suppression of Unlawful Acts against the Safety 822, 824, 826
of; ICAO Convention on Marking Plastic Ex- Argentina, claims re export controls, 257-8
plosives Aristide, Jean-Bertrand, and immunity, JD 528-
Albania 32
asylum seekers, 376 Arms control and disarmament
US claims against, 93-6 Chemical Weapons Convention, CP 323-36,
Aldrich, George H., What Constitutes a Compen- CP 753-65
highly enriched uranium, 760-2
sable Taking of Property? The Decisions of the
nuclear weapons, 757-64
Iran—United States Claims Tribunal, LA 585
riot control agents, CP 753-65
Alexander, Lewis M. See Charney, Jonathan I.
Alexander, Yonah, International Terrorism: Polit- Trilateral Statement, CP 758-60
Arms Project of Human Rights Watch/Physicians
ical and Legal Documents, BN 218
for Human Rights, Landmines: A Deadly Leg-
Alfredsson, Gudmundur. See Eide, Asbjorn
Aliens acy, BR 565
Australian Yearbook of International Law 1992,
new German refugee law, CD 361
CE 417
US high seas interdiction of Haitians, JD
Aviation, Heathrow Airport user chargers, CP
114-26
738-44, 822, 824, 826. See also Aviation, Con-
Alston, Philip (ed.), The United Nations and Hu-
vention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts
man Rights. A Critical Appraisal, BR 386
against the Safety of; ICAO Convention on
Alvarez, Jose E., BR of Gregg, of Independent
Marking Plastic Explosives
Advisory Group on U.N. Financing, and of Rob-
Aviation, Convention for the Suppression of
erts & Kingsbury, 827
Unlawful Acts against the Safety of (1971), ICJ
Amici curiae
Lockerbie decision re, 144, 645-7
disadvantages, 612
English common law, 616 Baker, Betsy, BR of Sand, 198
function, 617 Baker, James E. See Reisman, W. Michael
NGOs in international adjudication, LA 611 Barnes, James N., BR of Francioni, 569
role in national courts, 616-9 Basel Convention on the Transboundary Move-
statistics, 618-9 ment of Hazardous Wastes and Their Dis-
Andronovici, Constantin, Drept International posal (1989), liability regime, LA 24
Public (Public International Law), BN 218 Bassiouni, M. Cherif, 500, 502
Anguilla. See Caribbean Crimes Against Humanity in International
Antitrust Criminal Law, BR 204
Canadian blocking statutes, JD 532-9 The United Nations Commission of Experts
extraterritorial reach of Sherman Act, JD Established Pursuant to Security Council
109-14 Resolution 780 (1992), CD 784
876
1994] INDEX
Bederman, David J., BR of Mapp, 403 Canada
Bernal, Marie-Louise H., BR of Goedan, 414 blocking statutes, JD 532-9
Bhopal gas disaster, termination of US litigation, conflicts of law, JD 532-9
ID 126-33 Foreign Extraterritorial Measures Act, 533-
Bianchi, Andrea, BR of de Bellis, 212 9
Bierzanek, Remigiusz, & Janusz Symonides, Immigration Act, 367-8, 370
Prawo miedzynarodowe publicizne (Public In- See also St. Pierre and Miquelon
ternational Law), BR 846 Caribbean, US-UK Treaties on delimitation, CP
Bilder, Richard B., Book Reviews and Notes, 179, 519-21
383, 550, 827 Carter, Kim, BR of McCoubrey & White, 394
Birnie, Patricia W., & Alan E. Boyle, International Case Law on UNCITRAL Texts (CLOUT), 344-5
Law and the Environment, BR 408 Cassese, Antonio, on international law in internal
Blay, Sam, & Andreas Zimmermann, Recent law, 427-9, 447
Changes in German Refugee Law: A Critical Cassese, Antonio, Andrew Clapham & Joseph
Assessment, CD 361 Weiler (eds.), European Union: The Human
Bloed, Arie, Liselotte Leicht, Manfred Nowak & Rights Challenge. Vol. 11, Human Rights and
Allan Rosas (eds.), Monitoring Human Rights the European Community: Methods of Protec-
in Europe. Comparing International Proce- tion. Vol. III, Human Rights and the European
dures and Mechanisms, BR 561 Community: The Substantive Law, BR 559
Blum, Yehuda Z., Eroding the United Nations Central-Eastern European Constitutions
Charter, BR 552 accession to international organizations,
Bocalandro, Laura, BR of Gutiérrez Espada, 555 446-7
Bodansky, Daniel M. BR of Birnie & Boyle, and of contemporary international law and, 430-2
Hohmann, 408 general international law, 445-6
Bodin, Jean, republicanism, 289-90, 293 international law in, LA 427-50
Book Reviews and Notes, 179, 383, 550, 827 practice before democratization, 432-4
Bosnia status of treaties, 444-5
NATO action, CP 522-5 Cerna, Christina M., BR of Delmas-Marty &
war crimes prosecution and peace, Ed. 500- Chodkiewicz, 206
6, Corr. 715-8 Charney, Jonathan I.
See also Yugoslavia ID 105-9
Bourloyannis-Vrailas, M.-Christiane. See Morris, Progress in International Maritime Bound-
Virginia ary Delimitation Law, LA 227
Boyle, Alan E. See Birnie, Patricia W. U.S. Provisional Application of the 1994
British Virgin Islands. See Caribbean Deep Seabed Agreement, LOS 705
(The) British Year Book of International Law Charney, Jonathan I., & Lewis M. Alexander
1992, CE 417 (eds.), International Maritime Boundaries (2
Brélmann, Catherine, René Lefeber, & Marjo- vols.), BR 179
leine Zieck (eds.), Peoples and Minorities in In- Chemical Weapons Convention. See Convention
ternational Law, BR 388 on the Prohibition of the Development, Produc-
Brown, Bartram S., The United States and the Po- tion, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons
liticization of the World Bank. Issues of Interna- and on Their Destruction
tional Law and Policy, BR 397 China
Brown, Chris, International Relations Theory: human rights, 745-8, 816
New Normative Approaches, BR 550 most-favored-nation trade status, CP 745-8
Brunnée, Jutta, BR of Kiss & Shelton, 859 Chinese Yearbook of International Law and Af-
Brunner, Manfred, Treaty on European Union, fairs, Vol. 10 (1990-1991), CE 219, Vol. 11
540-1 (1991-1992), CE 577
Buergenthal, Thomas. See Sohn, Louis B. Chodkiewicz, Christine. See Delmas-Marty, Mi-
Bulgaria. See Central—Eastern European Consti- reille
tutions Choice of law, hazardous wastes, LA 37
Bunn, George Civitas Maxima: Wolff, Vattel and the Fate of Re-
Arms Control by Committee: Managing Ne- publicanism, LA 280
gotiations with the Russians, BR 395
Claims
BR of Schrag, 189
against Albania, CP 93-6
Burma/Myanmar, human rights, 815, 816
hazardous waste, LA 24—75
Butler, W. E., BR of Kross, 863
settlement legislation, CP 314-7
Cairo Guidelines and Principles for the Environ- See also lran—United States Claims Tribunal
mentally Sound Management and Disposal of Claims Settlement Declaration (establishing
Hazardous Wastes (1987), 34 Iran-US Claims Tribunal, 1981), 588, 591
878 THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW [Vol. 88
Clapham, Andrew, European Union: The Human Croatia. See Central—Eastern European Constitu-
Rights Challenge, Vol. I: Human Rights and tions
the European Community: A Critical Overview, Crook, John R.
BR 559. See also Cassese, Antonio BR of Van Hof, 193
Clinton, William J. The Fiftieth Session of the UN Commission
on Caribbean maritime boundaries, 519 on Human Rights, CD 806
on Chemical Weapons Convention, 323 Cuba, human rights, 816
on China, CP 745 Czechoslovakia
on conventional weapons, 748-9 Constitution and international law, LA 429
Moscow Declaration, 754-6 Czech and Slovak Federation after 1989,
on NATO action in Bosnia, CP 522-5 434-40
Cohen, Ronald, Goran Hyden, & Winston P. Na- Czech Republic Constitution, 440-2
gan (eds.), Human Rights and Governance in developments in two Republics before 2isso-
Africa, BR 856 lution, 439-40
Cold War, repealing US law reflecting, Ed. 506 experience before 1989, 433-4
Comity supremacy for human rights treaties, 435-6
in federal state, 535-9
US recognition of Indian judgment, 131-3
Communism, in US law, Ed. 506 D’Amato, Anthony, Peace vs. Accountability in
Compensation Bosnia, Ed. 500; Corr. on, 715, 717
for GATT-illegal measures, 486-7 Danilenko, Gennady M., The New Russian Con-
hazardous waste, LA 24 stitution and International Law, LA 451
US claims against Albania, CP 93-6 de Bellis, Saverio, L’immunita delle organizza-
See also Iran—United States Claims Tribunal zioni internazionali dalla giurisdizione, BR 212
Conflicts of law, Canada, JD 532-9 de Guttry, Andrea, and Natalino Ronzitti (eds.),
Conforti, Benedetto, International Law and the The Iran-Iraq War (1980-1988) and the Law of
Role of Domestic Legal Systems, BR 840 Naval Warfare, BN 865
Congo-Brazzaville, recognition of judgment, de Mestral, Armand, BR of Touscoz, 553
268-9 Death penalty, Jamaica, JD 775-83
Contemporary Practice of the United States Re- (The) Degrees of Self-Determination in the
lating to International Law, 89, 312, 515, 719 United Nations Era, Ed. 304
Convention on Civil Liability for Oil Pollution Dekker, Ige F., & Harry H. G. Post (eds.), The
Damage, 49-52, 57, 68, 72 Gulf War of 1980-1988. The Iran-Iraq War in
Convention on International Liability for Dam- International Legal Perspective, BR 401
age Caused by Space Objects (1972), 59-60 Delaume, Georges R.
Convention on the Limitation Period in the In- ID 340-2
ternational Sale of Goods (1980), CP 103-4 The Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act and
Convention on the Prohibition of the Develop- Public Debt Litigation: Some Fifteen Years
ment, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Later, LA 257
Chemical Weapons and on Their Destruction Delbriick, Jost, BR of Lillich, 191
(1993) Dellapenna, Joseph W., ID 528-32
activities not prohibited under, 330-1 Delmas-Marty, Mireille, & Christine Chodkiewicz
amendments, 334 (eds.), The European Convention for the Pro-
destruction requirements, 326-30 tection of Human Rights: Internatiorial Protec-
national implementation, 335-6 tion versus National Restrictions, Bi? 206
organizational bodies, 333-5 Denmark, Jan Mayen boundary delimitation, JD
reservations, 334-5 105-9
review conferences, 335 Diamant, Betinio, BN of Andronovici, 218
riot control agents, 329-30, CP 753-4 Diaz, Luis Miguel, BR of Fernandez de Casade-
transmittal to Senate, CP 323-36 vante Romani, 200
verification of compliance, 331-3 Diplomatic intervention, hazardous wastes, 42
Convention on Prohibitions or Restrictions on Diplomatic missions, CP 728-33
the Use of Certain Conventional Weapons Diplomatic privileges and immunities, CP 312-
(1980), transmittal to Senate, CP 748-53, 684— 3
5, 686 Diplomatic relations, reestablishment of US-Al-
Conventional Weapons Convention. See Conven- banian, 93
tion on Prohibitions or Restrictions on the Use Dispute settlement
of Certain Conventional Weapons and countermeasures in ILC, 14—5, 136-7,
Costa Rica, waiver of immunity, 276-7 Ed. 471
Crawford, James, The ILC’s Draft Statute for an under GATT and World Trade Organization,
International Criminal Tribunal, CD 140 479-86
1994] INDEX
See also International Court of Justice Fontes Turis Gentium, Corr. on, 311, 513
Dispute Settlement and Countermeasures in the Force, use of
International Law Commission, Ed. 471 Russian Constitution, 468-70
Dominick, Mary F., BR of Hilf & Petersmann, 862 under UN Charter, 12-3
Donoghue, Joan E., BR of Hurrell & Kingsbury, (The) Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act and
411 Public Debt Litigation: Some Fifteen Years
Drinan, Robert F., BR of Forsythe, 851 Later, LA 257
Forsythe, David P., Human Rights and Peace. In-
East Timor, human rights, 816 ternational and National Dimensions, BR 851
Economic sanctions, US, against Vietnam, CP (The) Forty-fifth Session of the International Law
521-2 Commission, CD 134
Eide, Asbjorn, Gudmundur Alfredsson, & Géran France. See St. Pierre and Miquelon
Melander, et al. (eds.), The Universal Declara- Francioni, Francesco (ed.), International Environ-
tion of Human Rights: A Commentary, BR 557 mental Law for Antarctica, BR 569
ElBaradei, Mohamed M., Edwin I. Nwogugu, & Franckx, Erik, Maritime Claims in the Arctic: Ca-
John M. Rames (eds.), The International Law of nadian and Russian Perspectives, BR 405
Nuclear Energy (2 vols.), BN 867 Frowein,J .A ., Corr. on Fontes Iuris Gentium, 513
El Salvador, maritime boundary delimitation with (The) Future of the United Nations Convention
Honduras, LA 227 on the Law of the Sea, Ed. 488
Ely, John Hart, War and Responsibility. Constitu-
tional Lessons of Vietnam and Its Aftermath,
BR 843 Gardam, Judith Gail, Non-Combatant Immunity
Environment as a Norm of International Humanitarian Law,
Gab¢ikovo-Nagymaros dam project, 625-6 BR 391
impact statement and NAFTA, JD 526-7 General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
maritime discharge of oil, 49-50 dispute settlement, 479-86
movement of hazardous wastes, LA 24 appellate review, 483-5
See also Law of the sea, Marine environment panels, 481-3
Estonia. See Central—Eastern European Constitu- Understanding on Dispute Settlement,
tions ; 480-1
European Convention for the Protection of Hu- Uruguay Round, CP 320-2, Ed. 477
man Rights and Fundamental Freedoms Geneva Convention on the Continental Shelf
(1950) (1958), equidistance/special circumstances
case law involving amici, 630-8 rule, JD 105-9, 244-5, 255-6
torture under, 779-81 Geneva Conventions for the protection of war
European Court of Human Rights, participation victims (1949), and customary law, 79-80
of NGOs, 615, 616, 630-8 Geneva Conventions for the protection of war
European Court of Justice, participation of victims, Additional Protocol I to (1977)
NGOs, 628-30 changed circumstances, 682-4
European Union, ultra vires acts and national creation of customary law, 681-2
courts, ID 539-49 practice of war and, 681
Expropriation, 587-8 universality, 685-6
US ratification, Ed. 678
Fechner, Frank, Rechtlicher Schutz archio- Genocide, Convention on the Prevention and
logischen Kulturguts. Regelungen im inner- Punishment of the Crime of (1948)
staatlichen Recht, im Europa- und Volkerrecht Bosnia IC] case, 421, 567-8, 669, 674
sowie MOéglichkeiten zu ihrer Verbesserung, BR Corr. on crimes in Bosnia, 715
574 and statute of international criminal tri-
Ferencz, Benjamin B. bunal, 144-5
BR of Bassiouni, 204 Geraci, Thomas A., BR of Finnie, 398
Corr. on war crimes in Bosnia, 717 Germany
Fernandez de Casadevante Romani, Carlos, La actions of EU organs, /D 539-49
protecci6n del medio ambiente en derecho in- constitutionality of Treaty on European
ternacional, derecho comunitario europeo y Union, ID 539-44
derecho espanol, BR 200 international law in domestic law, 428
Fields, William S., ID 337-40 new refugee law, CD 361
(The) Fiftieth Session of the UN Commission on determination of secure third states,
Human Rights, CD 806 370-3
Finnie, David H., Shifting Lines in the Sand: Ku- international law and, 363-4
wait’s Elusive Frontier with Iraq, BR 398 procedural aspects of new law, 375-7
Fitzpatrick, Joan, BR of Schabas, 182 state of first refuge, 365-7
THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
restrictions under, 364-75 Human rights
territorial link, 367-9 Africa, 817-8
Gill, David G., JD 109-14 anti-Semitism, 808-9
Girtel, Kim, & Barry Mawhinney, Fourth Legal Burma/Myanmar, 815, 816
Advisers’ Meeting at UN Headquarters in New China, 745-8, 816
York, CD 379 civil defense forces, 812-3
Goedan, Juergen Christoph, International Legal Cuba, 816
Bibliographies: A Worldwide Guide and Cri- Czechoslovakia, 435-6
tique, BR 414 East Timor, 816
Goldberg, Arthur, on amicus curiae, 617 economic, social and cultural rights, 160-3,
Gorove, Stephen, Developments in Space Law: Is- 819
sues and Policies, BR 194 expansion of concept, 17
Gottlieb, Gidon, Nation Against State. A New Ap- 50th session of UN Commission, CD 806
proach to Ethnic Conflicts and the Decline of Iran, 816
Sovereignty, BR 831 Jammu and Kashmir, 816-7
Gowlland-Debbas, Vera, The Relationship be- litigation, 614-6, 630-40
tween the International Court of Justice and Middle East, 807-8
the Security Council in the Light of the Locker- migrant workers, 820
bie Case, LA 643 minorities, 819-20
Green, L. C., BR of Gardam, 391 Papua New Guinea, 817
Gregg, Robert W., About Face? The United States Racial Discrimination Convention, CP 721-8
and the United Nations, BR 827 reconceptualization, 813-5
Groarke, John P. right to development, 819
BN of Alexander, 218 Russian Constitution, 467
BR of Sunga, 205 Rwanda, 820-1
Gunn, T. Jeremy, BR of Korey, 854 South Africa, 808
Gurr, Ted Robert, Minorities at Risk: A Global Sri Lanka, 817
View of Ethno-political Conflicts, BR 831 standard setting, 810-2
Gutiérrez Espada, Cesareo, Hacia un compendio Sudan, 817
de derecho internacional publico, BR 555 torture and degrading treatment, JD 775-83
women, CD 152, 809-10
Haiti, US high seas interdiction of citizens, JD Yugoslavia, 817
114-26 Zaire, 817
Han, Henry H., Terrorism & Political Violence: See also Genocide
Limits & Possibilities of Legal Control, BR 201 Hungary, GabCcikovo-Nagymaros dam project,
Hathaway, James C., BR of Sohn & Buergenthal, 625-6. See also Central-Eastern European
564 Constitutions
Hazardous wastes. See Environment Hurrell, Andrew, & Benedict Kingsbury (eds.),
Head-of-state immunity, and Haiti’s Aristide, JD The International Politics of the Environment,
528-32 BR 411
Hess, Burkhard, Staatenimmunitat bei Distanz- Hyden, Goran. See Cohen, Ronald
delikten. Der private Klager im Schnittpunkt
von zivilgerichtlichem und vélkerrechtlichem
Rechtsschutz, BR 210 ICAO Convention on Marking Plastic Explo-
Hewison, Grant. See Van Dyke, Jon M. sives (1991), CP 89-93
Highet, Keith, BR of Jennings & Watts, 383 Iceland/Jan Mayen maritime boundary, /D
Highet, Keith, & George Kahale III, Interna- 105-9, LA 253
tional Decisions, 105, 337, 526, 766 (The) ILC’s Draft Statute for an International
Hilf, Meinhard, & Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann Criminal Tribunal, CD 140
(eds.), National Constitutions and Interna- Independent Advisory Group on U.N. Financing,
tional Economic Law, BR 862 Financing an Effective United Nations, BR 827
Hirsch, Moshe, The Arbitration Mechanism of Inter-American Court of Human Rights, partici-
the International Center for the Settlement of pation of NGOs, 615, 638-40
Investment Disputes, BR 572 Internal law, international law in, LA 427. See
Hobbes, Thomas, and republicanism, 283, 288, also Russian Constitution
290-1, 295, 302 International Agreements: Recent U.S.-UK Prac-
Hohmann, Harald (ed.), Basic Documents of In- tice Concerning the Memorandum of Under-
ternational Environmental Law (Vols. 1-3), BR standing, CD 821
408 International Convention on the Elimination of
Honduras, maritime boundary delimitation with All Forms of Racial Discrimination (1965),
El Salvador, LA 227 Senate consideration of, CP 721-8
1994] INDEX 881
International Court of Justice International Sale of Goods, Convention on the
advisory opinions, 8 Limitation Period in (1974), transmittal to
annual report to UNGA, 421-4 Senate, 103-4
dichotomy between legal and political dis- International trade
putes, 648-55 countervailing duties, JD 770-5
guardian of legality, 8, 662-73 most-favored-nation status for China, CP
independent exercise of judicial function, 745-8
673-6 multinational corporations, JD 766-9
indexing opinions, Corr. 311, Corr, 513 privatization, ID 770-5
legal authority for judicial control, 663-5 taxation and federalism, JD 766-9
Lockerbie case, 8, 144, LA 643 Uruguay Round conclusion, CP 320-2, Ed.
maritime boundary delimitation, JD 105, LA 477
227 Iran, human rights, 816. See also Iran—United
participation of NGOs, 612-4, 619-28, States Claims Tribunal
641-2 Iran-United States Claims Tribunal
possible opinion on extraterritorial jurisdic- acts giving rise to liability, 587-603
tion, 357-8 acts not attributable to Iran, 604-5
relationship between judicial settlement and compensable takings of property, LA 585
sanctions, 658-61 de facto nationalization cases, 587, 594-8
relationship with UN Security Council, LA failures of proof, 607-9
643 government-appointed managers or supervi-
and review of UN resolutions, 669-73 sors, 588-94
role regarding maintenance of peace and se- intent, 603
curity, 661-76 interference with bank accounts, 606-7
and teleological interpretation, 665-9 lawful regulations, 605-6
triennial elections of five members, CD 178 nationalization cases, 587-8
International Covenant on Civil and Political physical seizure of property, 598-600
Rights, 83-4 property lost solely through revolutionary
International Decisions, 105, 337, 526, 766 turmoil, 607-8
International documents, non-legally binding Iraq, claims settlement legislation, CP 314-7
character, CP 515-9
International Law Commission Jamaica, death penalty, JD 775
criminal responsibility of states, 137-8 Jammu and Kashmir, human rights, 816-7
dispute settlement and countermeasures, Janis, Mark W., BR of Merrills, 562
14-5, 136-7, Ed. 471 Jennings, Robert Y.
Draft Code of Crimes against the Peace and on impact of IC] decisions, 641
Security of Mankind, 141-3, 152, 349-50, speech to UN General Assembly, OD 421
353, 717, 804-5 Jennings, Robert, & Arthur Watts (eds.), Oppen-
forty-fifth session, CD 134-40, 349-53 heim’s International Law, Vol. I, Peace (2
governmental attitudes re countermeasures, vols.), BR 383
475-7 Jiménez de Aréchaga, Eduardo, memorial on, NC
international criminal court draft statute, 512
134-5, CD 140, 350-1, 353, 716 Jones, Thomas David, JD 114-26
international liability for injurious conse- Joyner, Christopher C., BR of Dekker & Post, 401
quences arising out of acts not prohibited Judicial assistance, Tribunal on former Yugosla-
by international law, 138-9, 352 via, 150-1
international watercourses, 139-40, 352-3 Juenger, Friedrich K., Choice of Law and Multi-
lawmaking role, 4-5 state Justice, BR 184
proposals for compulsory dispute settlement, Jurisdiction
473-4 Canadian blocking statutes, JD 532-9
International Law Implications of the 1994 domestic, and human rights, 17
Agreement, LOS 696 extraterritorial, in antitrust actions, JD 109
International Law in Internal Law: Toward Inter- extraterritorial, request for IC] opinion,
nationalization of Central-Eastern Europeatri 357-8
Constitutions?, LA 427 of ICJ without parties’ agreement, 254-5
International Legal Materials, Contents, 224, of international criminal court, 142, 143-7
425, 571, 871 See also Sovereign immunity
International Oil Pollution Compensation
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