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Part 1 Questions of theory: The decline of the nation-state and itsimplications for International Law, O. Schachter; Peaceful separation - 'anew virus'? E. Stein; Community based on autonomy, T.M. Franck; Third partydispute settlement and International Law, J.I. Charney; Interim measures forthe protection of human rights, R. Higgins; 'The Court cannotdefinitively...'Non Liqwet; Revisited, P. Weil. Part 2 Constitutionalquestions: Nationalizing International Law - essay in honour of Louis Henkin,A.F. Lowenfeld; International agreements, the senate and the constitution,D.F. Vagts; The great 1994 sovereignty debate - United States acceptance andimplementation of the Uruguay round results, J.H. Jackson; Historicinfluences of American constitutionalism upon German constitutionaldevelopment - federalism and judicial review, H. Steinberger. Part 3 Humanrights inquiries: Modern constitutions and human rights treaties, T.Buergenthal; Derogations under Article 15 of the European Convention on humanrights, R. St.J. Macdonald; Francis Lieber's code and principles of humanity,T. Meron; Reflections on international criminal prosecution and punishment ofviolations of Humanitarian Law, A. Cassese. Part 4 Questions of Ocean Law:Managing the Law of the Sea - Ambassador Pardo's forgotten second idea, L.B.Sohn; Whither international institutional arrangements to support Ocean Law?L.A. Kimball; Law for the sea's biological diversity, D.K. Anton; U.S.security interests in a post-Cold War World and the Law of the Sea, E.L.Miles; Human rights and the United Nations convention on the Law of the Sea,B.H. Oxman. Part 5 Use of force: Force, a culture of law, and Americaninterests, J.L. Hargrove; Use of force and constitutionalism, L.F. Damrosch;Regulating the use of force in the 21st century - the continuing importanceof state autonomy, M.E. O'Connell.