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The American Journal of International Law

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The distinguished quarterly journal in the fields of international law and international relations features the research and opinions of preeminent scholars, summaries and analyses of judicial decisions, and descriptions of contemporary U.S. practice of international law. Each issue lists and reviews many recent publications in English and other languages.
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revistas

ISSN impreso

0002-9300

ISSN electrónico

2161-7953

País de edición

Reino Unido

Fecha de publicación

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Tabla de contenidos

The Birth, Death and Reincarnation of Neutrality

Philip C. Jessup

Palabras clave: Political Science and International Relations; Law.

Pp. 789-793

The Argentine Anti-War Pact

Philip C. Jessup

Palabras clave: Political Science and International Relations; Law.

Pp. 538-541

Private Versus Public International Law

Philip Marshall Brown

Palabras clave: Political Science and International Relations; Law.

Pp. 448-450

The Present Status of the International Law for the Protection of Minorities

Josep L. Kunz

Palabras clave: Political Science and International Relations; Law.

Pp. 282-287

The Legal Validity of Ultra Vires Decisions of International Organizations

Ebere Osieke

<jats:p>The question of the legal validity of the acts and decisions adopted by international organizations in excess of their authority has attracted the attention of international lawyers, as well as international courts and tribunals, in recent years. However, no general principles or criteria for determining such validity have as yet been formulated by the international community. In the meantime, the question has continued to give rise to controversy within and outside international organizations and to gain in importance, because of persistent procedural irregularities and the increasing tendency of some of the organizations to take measures that are not expressly provided for in their constitutive instruments but that they consider necessary or essential for the effective discharge of their mandates.</jats:p>

Palabras clave: Political Science and International Relations; Law.

Pp. 239-256

Foreign Warships and Immunity for Espionage

Ingrid Delupis

<jats:p>On October 27, 1981, a Soviet submarine 137 surfaced in Swedish internal waters, well inside the military protection area of the naval base of Karlskrona. The submarine had grounded on a shoal and was unable to move without assistance. The Swedish Government refused a request from the USSR to salvage the ship itself and demanded that, in return for assistance by Swedish vessels, the commander submit to interrogation by Swedish authorities. The Soviet Union acceded to this by a formal agreement. The submarine was eventually escorted out of Swedish territorial waters.</jats:p>

Palabras clave: Political Science and International Relations; Law.

Pp. 53-75

The Inter-American System of Human Rights. Edited by David Harris and Stephen Livingstone. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1998. Pp. xxv, 581. Index. $125.

Douglass Cassel

Palabras clave: Political Science and International Relations; Law.

Pp. 555-556