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Some Hints on the European Origins of Legislative Participation in theTreaty-Making Function; P. Haggenmacher. Country Reports: Europe. TheParticipation of Parliament in the Elaboration and Application of Treaties;F. Luchaire. The Participation of Parliament in the Treaty Process in theFederal Republic of Germany; J.A. Frowein, M.J. Hahn. The Role of ItalianParliament in the Treaty-Making Process; G. Bognetti. ParliamentaryParticipation in the Treaty-Making Process of the Netherlands; P. van Dijk,B.G. Tahzib. Parliamentary Participation in Treaty-Making, Report on SwissLaw; L. Wildhaber. Treaty-Making and the British Parliament; The RH LordTempleman. Latin America. The Role of the Argentine Congress in theTreaty-Making Process; J.M. Ruda. The Treaty-Making Process under the 1988Federal Constitution of Brazil; G.F.S. Soares. United States. The Role of theUnited States Senate concerning "Self-Executing" and "Non-Self-Executing"Treaties; L.F. Damrosch. The Constitutional Power of the United States Senateto Condition its Consent to Treaties; M.J. Glennon. The Scope of U.S. SenateControl over the Conclusion and Operation of Treaties; S.A. Riesenfeld, F.M.Abbott. The Role of the President, the Senate and Congress with respect toArms Control Treaties concluded by the United States; P.R. Trimble, J.R.Weiss. Transcript. Supplementary Materials.