Volume 20

Issue 1

• The Badinter Commission: The Use and Misuse of the International Court of Justice's Jurisprudence - Michla Pomerance
• Global Oceans Plitics: The Decision Process at the Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea, 1973-1982 - Louis B. Sohn
• How to Constitutionalize International Law and Foreign Policy for the Benefit of Civil Society? - Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann
• The State and the Post-Cold War Refugee Regime: New Models, New Questions - Julie Mertus

Issue 2

• The Long Road Ahead: Dispute Settlement in the GATT/WTO - Dukgeun Ahn
• A Tribute to John Jackson - Jeffrey S. Lehman
• Disclosure in Global Securities Offerings: Analysis of Jurisdictional Approaches, Commonality and Reciprocity - Marc I. Steinberg
• John H. Jackson: Master of Policy- and the Good Life - Theodore J. St. Antoine
• On the Constitution of John H. Jackson - Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann
• My Association with John Jackson - Mitsuo Matsushita
• John H. Jackson and the University of Michigan - Harold K. Jacobson
• A Tribute to John H. Jackson - William J. Davey
• A Tribute to John Jackson - Debra P. Steger
• Customary International Law and Human Rights Treaties are Law of the United States - Jordan J. Paust
• Grotius Repudiated: The American Objections to the International Criminal Court and the Commitment to International Law - Marcell David
• A Tribute to Professor John Jackson - Thomas Cottier
• Apartheid as a Crime Against Humanity: A Submission to the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission - Ronald C. Slye
• Bibliography of Principal Publications by Professor John H. Jackson as of February 1999 - Michigan Journal of International Law
• Reflections on the MJIL Special Issue - John H. Jackson
• John Jackson and the Founding of the World Trade Organization: Empiricism, Theory and Institutional Imagination - Joel P. Trachtman
• For John: A Tribute to a Scholar and Friend - Alan O. Sykes
• "International Financial Law," An Increasingly Important Component of "International Economic Law": A Tribute to Professor John H. Jackson - Joseph J. Norton
• The Expedition to Darkest Geneva - Robert E. Hudec
• The House That Jackson Built: Restructuring the GATT System - Robert L. Howse
• Remarks on John H. Jackson for a Celebratory Dinner at the University of Michigan Law School, Feb 25, 1998. (Slightly Revised, Jan 17, 1999) - Alan V. Deardorff

Issue 3

• The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act as a Threat to Global Harmony - Steven R. Salbu
• Are Extraterritorial Restrictions on Bribery a Viable Policy Goal Under the Global Conditions of the Late Twentieth Century? Increasing Global Security by Controlling Transnational Bribery - Philip M. Nichols
• Catastrophic Terrorism- Thinking Fearfully, Acting Legally - Barry Kellman
• Mrs. Watu: Seven Steps to Trade Sanctions Analysis - Raj Bhala
• Clear and Present Danger: Enforcing the International Ban on Biological and Chemical Weapons Through Sanctions, Use of Force, and Criminalization - Michael P. Scharf
• The Potential Contribution of the Chemical Weapons Convention to Combatting Terrorism - Cecil Hunt

Issue 4

• Convergence and Competition: The Case of Bank Regulation in Britain and the United States - Heidi Mandanis Schooner
• Environmental Disputes in the GATT/WTO: Before and After US-Shrimp Case - Dukgeun Ahn
• Sovereignty, Compliance, and the World Trade Organization: Lessons from the History of Supreme Court Review - Mark L. Movsesian
• The Limited Public Offer in German and U.S. Securities Law: A Comparative Analysis of Prospectus Act Section 2(2) and Rule 505 of Regulation D - David B. Guenther
• Using Immigration Law to Protect Human Rights: A Legislative Proposal - William J. Aceves
• Getting Along: The Evolution of Dispute Resolution Regimes in International Trade Organizations - Andrea Kupfer Schneider

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