International Law Review Volume 23, Number 1, Summer 2004

Transcript

A New Constitution for Europe — Symposium Transcript (Major Innovations of the Proposed New European Constitution treaty) — Louis F. Del Duca

Articles

Friend of the Court: How the WTO Justifies the Acceptance of the Amicus Curiae Brief from Non-Governmental Organizations — Jared B. Cawley

The Geneva Convention is Woefully Outdated — John Dwight Ingram

Commentaries

Education: Right, Responsibility, Bridge to the Future Linking Three Cities — Donna W. Jorgensen, Ed.D.

“Doing Business” in Montreal: The Effects of the Addition of “Fifth Forum” Jurisdiction Under the Montreal Convention — Gregory C. Walker

Comments

ICSID’s Resurgence in International Investment Arbitration: Can the Momentum Hold? — David R. Sedlak

A Castle in the Sky: The Illusory Promise of Labeling Genetically Modified Food in Europe — Peter Burchett

The War is Over but the Battle Has Just Begun: Enforcing a Child’s Right to Education in the Wake of Armed Conflict — Tiffany A. Richards

A Most Certain Tragedy, But Reason Enough to Side-Step the Constitution and Values of the United States? — David R. Chludzinski

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