Volume 31 (1995-1996)

31:1 (Pages 1 to 140)
Symposium on Humanitarian Intervention and International Justice

Articles

• Swapping Amnesty for Peace: Was There a Duty to Prosecute International Crimes in Haiti?
  Michael P. Scharf
• Humanitarian Intervention by the United Nations: Iraq, Somalia, and Haiti
  Ruth E. Gordon
• Establishing a Rule-of-Law International Criminal Justice System
  Rupa Bhattacharyya

Commentary

• The Criteria for Intervention: An Evaluation of U.S. Military Policy in U.N. Operations
  Colonel James P. Terry

Note

• International Human Rights and Humanitarian Intervention: The Ramifications of Reform on the United Nations' Security Council
  David Bills

Book Review

• U.N. Peackeeping: Challenges for the Future
  Francesco Francioni

Books Received

31:2 (Pages 141 to 352)

Articles

• International Law and Ethnic Conflict on Cyprus
  David Wippman
• A Comparative Study of Expert Testimony in France and the United States: Philosophical Underpinnings, History, Practice, and Procedure
  Robert F. Taylor
• Stabilizing International Investment Commitments: International Law Versus Contract Interpretation
  Thomas W. Waelde and George Ndi

Comments

• TRIPS and NAFTA's Chapter 17: How Will Trade-Related Multilateral Agreements Affect International Copyright?
  Martin D.H. Woodward
• Trouble on the U.S.-Mexico Border: The Mysterious Anencephaly Outbreak
  Michael A. Fallek
• International Law of Fisheries and Small Developing States: A Call for the Recognition of Regional Hegemony
  M. Johanne Picard

Book Review

• Diplomacy: Soviet Style
  E. Ernest Goldstein

31:3 (Pages 353 to 564)

Articles

• On the Way to the Forum: The Reconstruction of Article 2(7) and Rise of Federalism Under the United Nations Charter
  Antonio F. Perez
• Protecting Confidential and Proprietary Commercial Information in International Arbitration
  Charles S. Baldwin, IV
• Achilles' Heel in Somalia: Learning from a Conceptual Failure
  Jarat Chopra

Comment

• Monkey See, Monkey Do: Imitating Japan's Industrial Policy in the United States
  Nathan A. Adams, IV

Book Review

• Establishing a Representative Office in China
  Alfred C. H. Chan