Articles

Both Ends Against the Middle: European Integration, Devolution, and the Sites of Sovereignty in the United Kingdom
David Jenkins

Battered Immigrant Women Caught in the Intersection of U.S. Criminal and Immigration Laws: Consequences and Remedies
Hannah R. Shapiro

The Use of Palestinian Children in the Al-Aqsa Intifada: A Legal and Political Analysis
Justus Reid Weiner

Speech

The Hidden Gender of International Law
Hilary Charlesworth

Notes & Comments

The Sink that Sank the Hague: A Comment on the Kyoto Protocol
Zoya E. Bailey

Changing Immigration for Arabs with Anti-terrorism Legislation: September 11th Was Not the Catalyst
Adrienne R. Bellino

Havana Club Rum: One Step Back for U.S. International Trademark Policy
Joseph Bradica

United States, Germany, and South Africa: Constitutional Legislation and Judicial Decisions on Abortion—Testing Judicial Globalization
Sarah Davis

International Copyright Law: Is It Music to American Ears?
Heather Nehila

United States’ Tax Treatment for Foreign Sales Corporations
Misti L. Wetzel

Articles

Thwarting Terrorist Acts by Attacking the Perpetrators or Their Commanders as an Act of Self-Defense: Human Rights Versus the State’s Duty to Protect its Citizens
Emanuel Gross

An Ever Closer Union?: The Continuing Travails of the Peoples of Europe
Ian Ward

Notes & Comments

Resolution of Domestic Disputes Through Extra-Judicial Mechanisms in the United States and Asia: Neighborhood Justice Centers, the Panchayat, and the Mahalla
Kimberly A. Klock

Recent United States’ Interpretations of Article 13(b) of the Hague International Child Abduction Convention: We’re On the Right Road
Carrie Nelson

Reconciling Natural Law and Legal Positivism in the Deep Seabed Mining Provisions of the Convention of the Law of the Sea
Arcangelo Travaglini