Nbr. 103, January 2009

Index

• Eleventh Annual Grotius lecture.
• Responsibility to protect in environmental emergencies.
• A comparative look at domestic enforcement of international decisions.
• International aspects of the global financial crisis.
• Feminist interventions: human rights, armed conflict and international law.
• New voices: rethinking the sources of international law.
• Medellin v. Texas and the self-execution of treaties.
• Piracy off Somalia: the challenges for international law.
• The principle of legality in international criminal law.
• Book discussion featuring the 2009 winner of the ASIL Certificate of Merit for Creative Scholarship - the Historical Foundations of World Order: the Tower and the Arena, by Douglas M. Johnston.
• Multilateralizing regionalism and the future architecture of international trade law as a system of law.
• Closing Guantanamo: the legal and policy issues.
• Is legal empowerment good for the poor?
• In what sense is international law law?
• Manley O, Hudson medal lecture.
• The United States and International Law during the Obama administration: executive and legislative perspectives.
• Is the UN Security Council bound by human rights law?
• The impact of international criminal proceedings on national prosecutions in mass atrocity cases.
• New voices: issues in the human side of international law.
• Governing through indicators.
• The Security Council and the rule of law.
• Challenges of transnational legal practice: advocacy and ethics.
• The cutting edge.
• The future of corporate accountability for violations of human rights.
• Direct participation in hostilities: operationalizing the International Committee of the Red Cross' guidance.
• Presentation & discussion of the ASIL Task Force report on U.S. policy towards the International Criminal Court.
• Mapping the future of investment treaty arbitration as a system of law.
• Irresponsible arms trade and the arms trade treaty.
• International law and the "war on terror": a look back.
• Border tax adjustments: climate change, the WTO, and new tools for international environmental law-making.
• Visions of international law: insight from normative theory.
• U.S. implementation of the 2005 Hague Convention on Choice-of-Court Agreements.
• International law as law at the International Court of Justice.
• Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Jessup Moot Court Competition.
• Changing concepts of state sovereignty.
• Learning from Doha: can "development" be operationalized in international economic law?
• Evolutions of the jus ad bellum: the crime of aggression.
• A transatlantic view of international law and lawyers: cooperation and conflict in hard times.
• Poster session.
• Fiftieth annual Philip C. Jessup international law moot court competition.
• ASIL Annual General Meeting: March 26, 2009.
• Thomas Walde.