Issue Vol. 11 (2000) No. 1

Symposium

• JS Lehman,
  Unilateralism in international law: a United States-European symposium (free fulltext)
• WM Reisman,
  Unilateral action and the transformations of the world constitutive process: the special problem of humanitarian intervention (WM Reisman abstract) (free fulltext)
• P-M Dupuy,
  The place and role of unilateralism in contemporary international law (P-M Dupuy abstract) (free fulltext)
• C Chinkin,
  The state that acts alone: bully, good samaritan or iconoclast? (C Chinkin abstract) (free fulltext)
• F Francioni,
  Multilateralism a la carte: the limits to unilateral withholdings of assessed contributions to the UN budget (F Francioni abstract) (free fulltext)
• A Gerson,
  Multilateralism a la carte: the consequences of unilateral 'pick and pay' approaches (A Gerson abstract) (free fulltext)
• EJ Cárdenas,
  UN financing: some reflections (EJ Cárdenas abstract) (free fulltext)
• P Malanczuk,
  The International Criminal Court and landmines: what are the consequences of leaving the US behind? (P Malanczuk abstract) (free fulltext)
• K Anderson,
  The Ottawa Convention banning landmines, the role of international non-governmental organizations and the idea of international civil society (K Anderson abstract) (free fulltext)

Symposium

• JC Hathaway,
  America, defender of democratic legitimacy? (JC Hathaway abstract) (free fulltext)
• J Goldsmith,
  Unilateral regulation of the Internet: a modest defence (J Goldsmith abstract) (free fulltext)
• FC Mayer,
  Europe and the Internet: the old world and the new medium (FC Mayer abstract) (free fulltext)
• Y Benkler,
  Internet regulation: a case study in the problem of unilateralism (Y Benkler abstract) (free fulltext)

Articles

• A Cassese,
  The Martens Clause: half a loaf or simply pie in the sky? (A Cassese abstract) (free fulltext)

Current developments

• Joel Trachtman,
  Decision of the appellate body of the World Trade Organization (free fulltext)

Review Essay

• B Fassbender,
  Review essay: Quis judicabit? The Security Council, its powers and its legal control (free fulltext)

Book Reviews

• D. Bethlehem, M. Weller. The `Yugoslav' Crisis in International Law: General Issues, Part 1 (Dave Carter free fulltext)