American Society of International Law Proceedings of the Annual Meeting American Society of International Law 2003: Index

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Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Short Forms Used: AIDS, acquired immunodeficiency syndrome;
ASIL, American Society of International Law; Charter, United Nations Charter; EC, European
Communities; GATT, General Agreement on Tarriffs and Trade; ICC, International Criminal Court;
ICJ, International Court of Justice; ICTY, International Criminal Tribunal for former Yugoslavia; IR,
international relations; NATO, North Adantic Treaty Organisation; NGO, nongovernmental organi-
zation; NAFTA, North American Free Trade Agreement, OECD, Organisation for Economic Cooperation
and Development; POW, prisoner of war; UN, United Nations; WTO, World Trade Organization
Abbasi v. Sec’y of State for Foreign & Com- Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of
monwealth Affairs, 323 Intellectual Property Rights, 39
“Abstinence only” approach to preven- Agriculture, Doha Round, 322
tion of HIV/AIDS, pregnancy, 105 Ajuri v. IDF Commander in West Bank, 203
Accountability, in international organi- Akayesu, Kunarac, and Furundzijacases, 63
zations, 233, 236, 241 Aksoy v. Turkey, 96
Accountability in European Union, 245 Al Qaeda, 21, 22, 46-47, 52, 98, 115,
ACLI. See American and Caribbean Law 141, 144, 147, 193, 195
Initiative Al Qaeda Manual, 27
Acquired immune deficiency syndrome, Aldrich, George H., 198
8, 10, 105 Alleged terrorists, 15-18
“abstinence only” approach to pre- discrimination against, 15-16
vention of, 105 due process, 15
minimal rights to, 16-18
entitled to treatment, 103
military commissions, limitations on
health care for poor people with, 8
United States use of, 15
Activists Beyond Borders: Advocacy Networks
prosecution of, 15-18
in International Politics, 302
discrimination, 15-16
Advance Informed Agreement, proce-
due process, 15
dure, effectively requires exporters to
minimal rights to, 16-18
notify importing countries before first
military commissions, limitations on
shipping LMO to them, 37
United States use of, 15
Advocacy networks, contribution to build-
right to counsel, 17
ing legal norms, 302
right to review, 17-18
Afghanistan, 21, 41, 46, 52, 114, 141
right to trial, 16-17
Bagram Air Base in, deaths in custody
rules of evidence, 17
in, 24
Allen, Charles, 98, 196
Iraq, situation faced in, contrasted, 195
Allott, Philip, 129
Memorandum on Rules of Interna-
Along Domestic-Foreign Frontier: Exploring
tional Humanitarian Law to be Re- Governance in Turbulent World, 70
spected by States Involved in Mili- Alter, Jonathan, 24
tary Hostilities in, 21 Alvarez, Jose E., 159
Northern Alliance in, 22 American and Caribbean Law Initiative,
postconflict situations in, 115 217, 218-19
African Union Convention, 133 American mind, international law and,
Aggressive Unilateralism: America’s 301 Trade 129-31
Policy and World Trading System, 159 American power
Agreement on Technical Barriers to paradox of, 75
Trade, 38 in twenty-first century, 71-72
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American Stock Exchange, 269 Bailey, Teresa A., Wrap-Up Panel Over-
American Vision of International Law?, view, 321-24
125-31 Balkans, 177
Anderson, Benedict, 70 Ballin, Ernst M.H. Hirsch, The Initial
Anguilla, 218 Phase of the ICC and the Responsi-
Annan, Kofi, 4 bilitites fo the Host State, 260-64
Ansar network, 147 Bankovic v. Belgium, 243
Antidumping Agreement, 82, 162, 163- Barbados, 218
66, 252 Barbuda, 218
Antidumping and Countervailing Measures Barfield, Claude E., 85
on Steel Plate from India, 164 Baxter, Richard, 279
Antigua, 218 Beckington, Jeffrey S., 80
Anti-Terrorism, Crime and Security Act Bederman, David, 3
of 2000, 136 Belgium, 190
Antitrust law, 310 Belize, 218
Apartheid, South African, 69 Bennoune, Karirna, “To Respect and to
Appellate body of World Trade Organi- Ensure”: Reconciling International Hu-
zation, 77-92 man Rights in a Time of Terror, 23-27
Application of Sanitary and Phytosani- Bentham, Jeremy, 181
tary Measures, 38 Berlin Wall down, 177
Arbitrary detention, 23 Bermuda, 218
Arbitration of disputes under income
Bhala, Raj, 162, 321,
tax treaties, 107-09
Rems., 322-23
Argentina, 135
Bilateral investment agreements, 248
Argentine Anti-Corruption Office, 135
Bioengineered agricultural commodi-
Argentine human rights group, 304
ties, trade in, 36-40
Aristotle, sense ofj ustice, 181
Biological Diversity, Convention on, 34
Aruba, 218
Biosafety Protocol, 37, 39
Aspen Institute, International Council
Blair, Tony, 113
on Human Rights Policy, 10
Boeing/ McDonnell Douglas merger, 310
Association of Caribbean States, 126
Bork, Robert, 278
Atkins v. Virginia, 116
Bosnia, postconflict situations in, 115
Ault, Hugh J., 107
Boswell, Nancy, The Impact of Interna-
Australia, 215
tional Law and the American Mind,
“Axis of nonobedience,” 112
133-37
Azinian, Robert, 252
Boundaries of International Law: A Feminist
Bacchus, James, 78 Analysis, 57, 60
Bagram Air Base, Afghanistan prisoners, BPI. See Bribe Payers Index
15-18, 22, 24 Bradlow, Daniel, 1
discrimination, 15-16 Branigan & McBride v. United Kingdom, 96
due process, 15 Brazil, 310
minimal rights to, 16-18 debt of, 221
military commissions, limitations on Breard v. Greene, 267
United States use of, 15 Bretton Woods institutions, 125
right to counsel, 17 Brewer, David, 265
right to review, 17-18 Breyer, Stephen, Keynote Address, 265-68
right to trial, 16-17 Bribe Payers Index indicates, 135
rules of evidence, 17 Bribery of foreign public officials, 135-36
status of, 22-23 British Attorney General, Lord Gold-
Bahamas, 218 smith, 126
Index 353
British Nationals at Guantanamo Bay case, CBD. See Convention on Biological Diver-
323 sity
British Virgin Islands, 218 CEDAW. See Convention on Elimination
Brockes, Emma, 59 of AJl Forms of Discrimination Against
Brower, Charles N., 247 Women
NAFTA’s Investment Chapter: Dynamic CEELI. See Central European and Eura-
Laboratory, Failed Experiments, and sian Law Initiative
Lessons for the FTAA, 251-57 Central European and Eurasian Law
Brown, John, 297 Initiative, 217
Brownlie, Ian, 151 CERD. See Convention on Elimination
Politics and Law in International Ad- of Racial Discrimination
judication, 282-86 CESCR. See United Nations Committee
Buchheit, Lee, 189, 222, 228 on Economic, Social and Cultural
Build consensus for peer review mecha- Rights
nism, 134 CGIAR. SeeConsultative Group on Inter-
Bulgaria, 136 national Agriculture Research
Bush administration, 17, 112, 113, 114, Chador, wearing of, 266
125, 174, 176, 178 Chambers, Blackstone, 282
Buxbaum, Hannah, Rems., 269 Chandler, Marc, 68
Byrd Amendment, 323 Charlesworth, Hilary, 57, 59, 60, 111,
Byrnes, Andrew, Changing Reality: All Rems., 120-23
Charnevitz, Steve, 160
Roads Lead to Equality?, 60-65
Charter of United Nations, 187
Chayes
Caicos, 218
Abram, 115, 123
Calder v. Jones, 313
Antonia, 115, 123
California ban, 252
Chile, 86, 103, 113, 138
Calvinistic humanism, 130
Chilea, human rights activists, 304
Campbell, David, 171
Chinkin, Christine, 60
Canada, 135, 136, 254
Rems., 55-59
genetically-modified soybean for plant-
Chirac, President, 113, 114
ing in, 38
Citibank loan to developing country, 221
Canada-Pharmaceuticals case, 171
Civil War, social transformation to ur-
Canadian ban, 252
banism, capitalism, 130
Capital punishment, 219
CLI. See Caribbean Law Initiative
Caribbean Community and Common
Clinton administration, 125, 173, 174
Market, established by Treaty of Cha-
Clothing products, restrictions on im-
guaramas, 218
port of, turkey, 92
Caribbean Law Clinic, 217, 218
Cluster munitions, 194
Caribbean Law Initiative, 218
Collective action clauses, 222
CARICOM. See Caribbean Community
Colombia, 177, 218
and Common Market; Commonwealth
Commission on Human Security, 6
Caribbean and by Caribbean Commu-
Committee against Torture, 62
nity and Common Market
Committee on Economic, Social and
Caroline case, 141, 146, 147
Cultural Rights, 62
Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety to Con-
Common Law, 161
vention on Biological Diversity, 37 Commonwealth Caribbean and by Carib-
Castillo Petruzzi v. Peru, 96 bean Community and Common Mar-
Cayman Islands, 218 ket, 218
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Communist terrorists in Malaya, 19 Dalton, Jane, Rems., 193-96
Compensation and Boundary Demarca- Data privacy, extraterritoriality, 314-17
tion Commissions, 42 Data Privacy Directive, 319
Competition, international, policy of, Day, William, 265
309-12 Dayton Accords, 177
Conceptual role of social movements, de Cuellar, Perez, 290
296-99 de Quincy Walker, Geoffrey, 291
Conference of Parties to Framework Con- Death penalty, 116
vention on Climate Change: Kyoto Debt crisis, 221-29
Protocol, 323 Debt restructuring mechanism, 223
Constitution of Republic of South Africa, 170 Declaration of Independence, as expres-
Constitutional Court of Bosnia and sion of American mind, 129
Herzegovina, 214 Decolonization, in Africa, 190
Consultative Group on International Democracy,social movements and, 305-08
Agriculture Research, 29 Demsetz, Harold, 30
Contraceptive drug, placebo, 102 Den Norske Stats Oljeselskap As v. HeereMac
Control of Plant Genetic Resources, 33 Vof,, 310
Convention against Torture, 11 Department of Defense, rules of proce-
Convention on Biological Diversity, 34, 37 dure, 16
Convention on Bribery of Foreign Pub- Dershowitz, Alan M., 24
lic Officials, 135 Detention of alleged terrorists, 13-15,
Convention on Elimination of All Forms 15-18, 22
of Discrimination Against Women, 3, discrimination, 15-16
7, 55, 56, 61, 62, 104, 121, 122 due process, 15
Convention on Elimination ofA ll Forms minimal rights to, 16-18
of Racial Discrimination, 62 military commissions, limitations on
Convention on International Liability for United States use of, 15
Damage Caused by Space Objects, 238 right to counsel, 17
Convention on Preventing and Combat- right to review, 17-18
ing Trafficking in Women and Chil- right to trial, 16-17
dren for Prostitution, 62 rules of evidence, 17
Convention on Rights of the Child, 3, 7, security threat, 13-15
56, 62 standards under human rights law,
Convention on Settlement of Invest- 13-14
ment Disputes Between States and status of, 22-23
Nationals of Other States, 254 Dickens, Bernard M., 102
Cook, RebeccaJ .,H uman Rights Dimen- Diggers in English Civil War, 300
sions of Health Security, 101-06 Digital Divide: Civic Engagement, Informa-
Copyright, case, 171 tion Poverty, and Internet Worldwide, 70
Cot, Jean-Pierre, The Balance of Law Dinstein, Yoram, Rems., 147-49
and Politics, 286-89 Discrimination Against Women
Council of Europe Criminal Law Con- Elimination of All Forms of, Conven-
vention, 133 tion on, 3, 7, 55, 56, 61, 62, 104, 121
Counsel, right to, in prosecution of Discrimination in prosecution of alleged
alleged terrorists, 17 terrorists, 15-16
Crawford, James, 236, 321 Dispute Resolution in World Trade Organi-
Rems., 324 zation, 159
Croatia, 177, 213 Dissent, “Terrorist” to denote, these
Cyprus, 177 who express it, 27
Czechoslovakia, Warsaw Pact, 126 Djajic case, 100
Index 355
DOD. See Department of Defense that Spread Terror Among Population
Dodge, William S., 309, and by Drug Traffickers, Sub-Commis-
The Structural Rules of Transnational sion on Human Rights Resolution
Law, 317-19 1993/13 (Aug. 26, 1993), 26
Doha Round, agriculture, 322 Enron’s collapse, 269
Domestic governance Environment, Kyoto, 4
impact of international law on, 133 ESCR Covenant. See International Cove-
international law standards for, 133-40 nant on Economic, Social and Cul-
Dominican Republic, 218 tural Rights
Doswald-Beck, Louise, Human Security: Eskridge, William N., 162
Can It Be Attained?, 93-101 Esserman, Susan, 81, 92, 158
Dow Jones & Co. v. Gutnick, 313 Esty, Daniel C., 158
Drug Enforcement Administration, 252 ETA. See Euskadi Ta Askatasuna
Drumbl, Mark, Rems., 141 Ethical Globalization Initiative, 10
Drummond, James, 27 EU. See European Union
Duane, William, 130 Europe, political geography of, 190
Dudek, Paul, Rems., 269-72 European Commission on Human
Due process, 15 Rights, 103
minimal rights to, 16-18 European Convention on Human Rights,
Dunoff, Jeffrey, 159 50, 103
Is the WTO Fair to Developing States?, European Court of Human Rights, 96,
153-57 103, 104, 243, 263
Durling, James P., 84 European Court of Justice in Lexem-
Dynamic Statutory Interpretation, 162 bourg, 80
Dyson, Esther, 67 European Union, 39, 192, 261, 309
Swedish implementation, 47-48
East Timor, United Nations transitional Evangelism, 297
authority in, 210-12 Evidence, rules of, in prosecution of
East Timor case, 282 alleged terrorists, 17
Ecuador, 221 Explosive Remnants of War, 202
Egalitarian liberalism, 158-59 Extraterritoriality
limitations of, 160 data privacy, 314-17
Ehlermann, Claus-Dieter, 87-92 in international competition policy,
Reflections on the Appellate Body of 309-12
the WTO, 77-86
Eiusdem generis doctrine, 52 Fairness, trade and, 323
Eldred v. Ashcroft, 265 Fairness in International Law and Insti-
Election of judges to International Court tutions, 157
of Justice, 278-80 Falun Gong, 299
Elimination ofA ll Forms of Discrimina- FAO. See United Nations Food and Agri-
tion Against Women, Convention on, culture Organization
3, 7, 55, 56, 61, 62, 104, 121 Farer, Tom J., 54
Eliott v. Peru, 226 Farmer, Paul, 8
Empagran S.A. v. F. Hoffman-Laroche, Fathalia, Mahmoud F., 102
Lid., 310 Faundez, Julio, Regime Change and
Enforcing International Trade Law: Evolu- the Governance Agenda—Are They
tion of Modern GATT Legal System, 87 Linked?, 137
Engendering Democracy, 120 Fedayeen, Saddam, 196
English Civil War, 300 Federalist Papers, 297
Enjoyment of Human Rights of Acts of Ferencz, Benjamin B., 4,
Violence Committed by Armed Groups Rems., 259-60
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Finland, 136 Geneva Conventions, 14, 15, 21, 22, 23,
Fisheries jurisdiction, 285 99, 115, 195, 199, 241, 324
Foreign private creditors, 221 Geneva law in times of armed conflict,
Foreign public officials, bribery of, standards under, 14-15
135-36 Geneva Protocol I, 14, 21, 23
Foreign Sales Corporation case, 323 Geneva-based International Council on
Foreign Trade Antitrust Improvements Human Rights Policy, 9
Act of 1982, 310 Germany, 136
Former Czechoslovakia, 190 postconflict situations in, 115
Founding of Socialist International, 70 Red Army Faction, 19
Fourth Geneva Convention, 203 Ginsburg, Ruth, 265
France, 190 Glennon, MichaelJ. , Rems., 150-52
Francis Lieber Society, 193 Global conflict over genetic resources,
Franck, Thomas M., 146, 157 29-40
Frank, Robert L., 252 Global Governance A Review of Multilateral-
Free Trade, Sovereignty, Democracy: Future of ism and International Organization, 240
World Trade Organization, 85 Global military expenditures, 9
Freedland, Jonathan, 59 Globalism and International Law: Values
FTAIA. See Foreign Trade Antitrust and Choices, 3
Improvements Act of 1982 Globalization
FTC. See United States Federal Trade information revolution, American
Commission power and, 72-74
Fuller, Melville, 265 internationalization, distinction be-
Fund. See International Monetary Fund tween, 182
role of human rights, 1-12
Gabcikovo-Nagymaros Project case, 285 Goldberg, Arthur, 279
Gabcikowo-Nagymaros Project, 285 Goldenberg, Suzanne, 59
Galbraith, Ambassador Peter, The United Goldstein, Judith L., 31
Nations Transitional Authority in East Governance and Development, 138
Timor (UNTAET), 210-12
Gray, Robert B., Rems., 223-29
Garamone, Jim, 196
Greenstock, Jeremy, 43, 44, 45
Garcia, Frank J., 158
Greenwald, John, 78
Garrison, William Lloyd, 297
Grenada, 218
Gathii, James, Fairness as Fidelity to
Association of Caribbean States, 126
Making the WTO Fully Responsive to
Grenadines, 218
All Its Members, 157-67
Griffith, Gavan, Rems., 321-22
GATT. See General Agreement on Tar-
Grotius, Hugo, 296
iffs and Trade
Grotius Lecture, fifth annual, 1-12
Gelpern, Anna, Beyond Balancing the
Guantanamo Bay detainees, 15-18, 22,
Interests of Creditors and Developing
115, 198
States, 221-23
discrimination, 15-16
Gender-specific standards, procedures,
due process, 15
61-62
minimal rights to, 16-18
General Agreement of Tariffs and Trade,
military commissions, limitations on
87, 89, 92, 153, 160, 184
United States use of, 15
Genetic resources
right to counsel, 17
global conflict over, 29-40
right to review, 17-18
illustrations, existing legal frameworks,
right to trial, 16-17
new regimes, 29
rules of evidence, 17
Genetically-modified soybean for plant-
status of, 22-23
ing in Canada, 38
suicide attempt rate in, 24
Index 357
Guetzkow, Harold, 70 Holder, William E., International Orga-
Gulf of Maine area, delimitation of mar- nizations: Accountability and Respon-
itime boundary in, 278 sibility, 231-36
Guolf Mfain e case, 281 Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 161
Gulf War, 113, 148, 149 Hong Kong Stock Exchange, 271
Gumbel, Andrew, 24 Host state, responsibilities of, 260
Gutnick, 319 Hot-Rolled Steel case, 90
Guyana, 218 How Nations Behave, 151
Howse, Robert, 81, 92, 158, 159
Hafner, Gerhard, Accountability of Inter- Hudec, Robert, 87
national Organizations, 236—40 Human immunodeficiency syndrome,
Hague, 177, 191, 260 8, 10
Hague Convention, 290 “abstinence only” approach to pre-
Hague Peace Conferences of 1899 and vention of, pregnancy, 105
1907, 3 entitled to treatment, 103
Hague Regulations of 1907, 149 Human rights, 50-51
Hague Resolutions Respecting Laws of application of, 103
Customs of War on Land, 149 global responsibilities of, 7-11
Haiti, 178, 218 health security at different levels of,
Hamas suicide bomber, 200 102-05
Hamdi, Yaser Essam, 195 challenges, 105-06
Hamdi v. Rumsfeld, 195 clinical care, 102-03
Happiness, in context of international health systems, 103-05
society, 182 human rights, application of, 103
Harbinson Text, 322 right to health, application of, 104
“Harbor or support” rule, self-defense, right to nondiscrimination, applica-
146-47 tion of, 104
Harlow, Carol, 245 socioeconomic, legal conditions,
Haya de la Torre case, 285 104-05
Hazardous Chemicals and Pesticides in imperialism/colonization, 105-06
International Trade, Rotterdam Con- invisibility, 105
vention on Prior Informed Consent normative development, 106
Procedure for Certain, 39 opportunities, 105-06
Health, right to, 104 People’s Republic of China, 185
Health security, human rights dimen- role of, shaping Globalization:, 1-12
sions of, 101 social movements, challenge to power,
Health systems, 103-05 299-301
Held at United States military base in standards, 13-14
Guantanamo, Cuba, 196 terrorism and, 95-97
Helfer, Laurence R., 171 Human Rights Watch, Ignorance Only:
Intellectual Property Rights and the HIV/AIDS, Human Rights and Federally
International Treaty on Plant Ge- Funded Abstinence-Only Programs in
netic Resources for Food and Agri- United States, 105
culture, 33 Humanitarian intervention in places like
Helsinki Accord of 1975, 185 Uganda, Cambodia, and Kosovo, 152
Henkin, Louis, 151 Humanitarian organizations, policy-
Heywood, Mark, 170 makers, clash between, 20-22
Higgins, Rosalyn, 244 Hungary, 310
Hobbes, Thomas, 131, 296 Warsaw Pact, 126
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Hussein, Saddam, 113, 114, 127, 128, Inter-American Convention Against Cor-
141, 193 ruption, 133, 134-35, 135
bribery of foreign public officials,
ICC. See International Criminal Court 135-36
ICCPR. See International Covenant on Inter-American Court of Human Rights,
Civil and Political Rights 16
ICRC. See International Committee of Inter-American Human Rights Commis-
Red Cross sion, 115
ICSID. See Convention on Settlement of International Accounting Standards, 270
Investment Disputes Between States International adjudication, politics, law
in, 277-93
and Nationals of Other States
International Chamber of Commerce, 107
ICTR. See International Criminal Tribu-
International Committee of Red Cross,
nal for Rwanda
21, 197
ICTY. See International Criminal Tribu-
International competition policy, 309-12
nal for former Yugoslavia
International Convention for Protection
ILC. See International Law Commission
of New Varieties of Plants, 29
ILO. SeeInternational Labor Organization
International Convention for Suppres-
Imagined Communities: Reflections on On-
sion of Financing of Terrorism, 3, 43
gin and Spread of Nationalism, 70
International Council on Human Rights
Imbalance of Powers: How Changes to United Policy, 10
States Law ©& Policy Since 9/11 Erode International Court ofJ ustice, 145, 150,
Human Rights and Civil Liberties, 5 189, 268
IMF. See International Monetary Fund election of judges to, 278-80
Immigration status, 23 International Covenant on Civil and
Imports, distinguishing injurious effects Political Rights, 13, 16, 25, 62
of, 83 International Covenant on Economic,
IMTs. SeeInternational military tribunals Social and Cultural Rights, 7, 94
In Matter ofM icrosoft Corporation, 316 International Criminal Court, 4, 114,
Indonesia, 215 237, 259-64
Information revolution establishment of, 260-62
American power and, 67-75 host state and, legal relationship be-
globalization, American power and, tween, 262-63
Rome Statute of, 3
72-74
United States-European relations
Ingram, Helen, 32
and, 263-64
Institutions, in international competi-
International Criminal Tribunal for
tion policy, 309-12
former Yugoslavia, 42, 52, 63, 125, 260
Intellectual property rights, 33
Tadic case, 145
International Treaty on Plant Genetic
International Criminal Tribunal for
Resources for Food and Agricul-
Iraq, 15
ture, 33-35
International Criminal Tribunal for
protection of, 167
Rwanda, 42, 52, 63, 125, 260
trade related aspects, 156, 167, 168,
International financial institutions, 231
169, 170, 171
International Fiscal Association or Com-
trade-related aspects, 167
mittee on Fiscal Affairs of OECD, 108
Inter-American and African Commissions
International institutions, social move-
on Human Rights of Special rappor-
ments, typology of relations between,
teurs on women’s rights, 63
301-02
Inter-American Commission on Human International investment agreements,
Rights, 102, 103, 305 247-50
Index 359
International Labor Organization, 155, Irish Republican Army in northern Ire-
168 land and Euskadi Ta Askatasuna in
International Law Commission, 234 northern Spain, 95
Draft Articles on State Responsibility, Israel, 174—76, 175, 178
145, 236 Defence Forces, 20
International military tribunals at Lebanon, military presence in, 20
Nuremberg, 15 Osirak reactor, destruction of, 143
International Monetary and Financial Supreme Court, 203
Committee and Development Com- Italy, Red Brigades, 19
mittee, 232
International Monetary Fund, 9, 223, 231 Jackson, John H., 162
International organizations JAG. SeeJudge Advocate Generals’ Corps
accountability of, 236, 241 Jamaica, 218
control of, 241-43 Japan, 71, 135
postconflict situation in, 115
member states, 241-42
Jefferson, Thomas, 129
regimes of, 232-33
Life and Selected Writings of, 129
accountability, 233
Jennings, Robert, 145, 162, 291
governance, 232-33
Jessup, Philip, 151, 244
principles for responsibility, 234
Jinks, Derek, Rems., 144-47
international law, 235
Joffe, Josef, 73
judicial review, 235
Juan Pablo v. Chile, 103
rule of law, 235-36
Judge Advocate Generals’ Corps, 16
states are still in control, 234-35
Judges, election of, to International Court
transparency, 233
of Justice, 278-80
responsibility of, 237-39
Judicial review, regimes of international
International Primary Market Associa-
organizations, 235
tion, 223
Jus cogens, fundamental international
International Treaty on Plant Genetic
norms of, 24
Resources, 33-35, 39, 324
Jus gentium, 188
Internet speech, limits of jurisdiction,
Jus in bello, 193-203
312-13
Jus inter gentes, 188
IPMA. See International Primary Market
Justice, stability, tension between, 186-88
Association
IPRs. See Intellectual property rights
Kagan, Robert, 263
IRA. See Irish Republican Army Kant, Immanuel, 181, 296
Iraq, 4, 112, 113, 114, 115, 118, 126, Karmel, Roberta, 269,
127, 147, 149, 176, 177, 178, 193 Rems., 272-75
Afghanistan, situation faced in, con- Kashmir, 177
trasted, 195 Katz, Ronald S., Internet Speech and
International Criminal Tribunal for, the Limits of Jurisdiction, 309, 312
15 Keck, Margaret, 302
international law ignored in crisis Kellogg-Briand Pact of 1928, 148
of, 4 Kennedy
invasion of Kuwait, 128, 148, 149 David, 155, 161
Kurdish north, 176 Duncan, 166
Sanctions Committee Council, 42 Kenya, al Qaeda in, 52
Spain’s decision to go it alone in, 127 Keohane, Robert O., 32
Iraq Sanctions Committee Council, 42 Kim Dae Jung, 112
Ireland, Northern, 19, 96, 173-74, 174 Kim Jong Il, 113
Ireland v. United Kingdom, 96 Kingsbury, Benedict, 56
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Kinney, Eleanor D., 104 Lex mercatoria formation by Medieval
Kirsche, Philippe, 4 merchants, 68
Kissinger, Henry, 74, 138 Lexembourg, European Court ofJ ustice
Klein, Jacques-Paul, 212 in, 80
The United Nations Transitional Ad- Libertarian liberalism, 159
ministration in Eastern Slavonia limitations of, 160
(UNTAES), 205-09 Life and Selected Writings of Thomas Jeffer-
Knechtle, John C., Innovative Ways of son, 129
Teaching International Law, 217-20 Limburg Principles on Implementation of
Knesevic case, 100 International Covenant on Economic,
Koh, Harold Hongju, 11, 120, 123 Social and Cultural Rights, 94
Rems., 111-16 Linehan, Jan, 56
Korea, North, 112, 115, 178 Locke, John, 131, 181, 296
Korean Peninsula, 177 Lockerbie, Scotland, Pan Am flight 103,
Kosovo, 127 52
Lockerbie case, 283
Muslims in, aggression by Iraq against
Lodge, Henry Cabot, 129
Kuwait, 128
postconflict situations in, 115
Maastricht Guidelines on Violations of Eco-
Kovacic, William E., Extraterritoriality,
nomic Social and Cultural Rights, 94
Institutions, and Convergence in Inter-
Mack, Andrew, 59
national Competition Policy, 309, 310
MacKinnon, Catharine, 121
Kruman v. Christie’s Int’l PLC, 310
Magna Carta, 259
Kuwait, 58, 126
Making Targeted Sanctions Effective Guide-
Kwalwasser, Edward, 269
lines for Implementation of United Nations
Rems., 275-76
Policy Options, 46
Kyoto Protocol, 4, 183
Malaya, Communist terrorists in, 19
Mandsager, Dennis, Rems., 193
Lacarte, Julio, 78
Mann, Howard, International Investment
Lamont, Thomas, 229
Agreements: Building the New Colo-
Land Mines Treaty, 4
nialism?, 247
Las Casas, Bartolome de, 296
Marek, Krystyna, 240
Latin America, 134
Marrakesh Agreement Establishing World
Lauterpacht, Hersh, 151
Trade Organization, 158, 160, 163
Lawless v. Ireland v. United Kingdom, 96
Marxism, 130, 299, 307
Lawyer’s Committee for Human Rights, 5
Mary, Robinson, Shaping Globalization:
League of Nations, 3, 125, 128, 130, 213,
The Role of Human Rights, 1-12
214
Mavriodis, Petros C., 158
Leebron, David W., 163 McCall, Carl, 275
Legal norms, advocacy networks’ contri- McDougal, Myres S., 152
bution to, 302 McRae, Donald, 78
Legality of Use of Force (Serbia and Monte- Rems., 87
negro) v. Belgium, 243 Meaning of feminism, 121
Leigh, Monroe, 259 Médecins Sans Frontiéres, 169
Lennard, Michael, 79 Medieval merchants, lex mercatoria for-
Lepard, Brian, Rems., 111, 123 mation, 68
Letter Concerning Toleration, 296 Memorandum on Rules of International
Levelers, in English Civil War, 300 Humanitarian Law to be Respected by
Levin, Jerry, 275 States Involved in Military Hostilities
Levmore, Saul, 30 in Afghanistan, 21