The Journal of Legal Studies - Volume 9
1998-1999
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CONTENTS:
The United States Should Join the International Criminal Court by Paul C. Szasz
One Road Away From Rome: Concerns Regarding the International Criminal Court by Michael F. Lohr and William K. Lietzau
Cicero and Clausewitz or Quincy Wright: The Interplay of Law and War by L.C. Green
The Crime of Rape in International Humanitarian Law by Frances T. Pilch
Legal Aspects of Offensive Information Operations in Space by Thomas C. Wingfield
Freedom of Hate and Service in the Coast Guard: Rights vs. Duty by Douglas Daniels
Book Review: The Courtroom as Forum/Sentenced to Death Reviewed by Mark D. Noe
Book Review: Why Sovereignty Matters/Global Greens, Global Governance Reviewed by Peter J. Richards
Book Review: Nuclear Weapons and the World Court Reviewed by Michael N. Schmitt
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