The Yale Journal of International Law 1986 Volume 11 №2

New Haven, Conn.: Yale Journal of International Law, Inc., 1986. 256 p.Bloche M.G. – Law, Theory, and Politics: The Dilemma of Soviet Psychiatry
Grahl-Madsen A. – Protection of Refugees By Their Country of Origin
McCrudden C. – Comparable Worth: A Common Dilemma
Rostow N. – Nicaragua and the Law of Self-Defense Revisited
Reichler David Wippman P.S. – United States Armed Intervention in Nicaragua: A Rejoinder
Rostow N. – Nicaragua: A Surreply to a Rejoinder
Kreisberg P.H. – Does the U.S. Government Think That International Law Is Important?
Fiss O.M. – Two Constitutions
Larson D.A. – Sweden’s Experience With Just Cause Dismissal
Shebelskie M.R. – The Major Nicholson Incident and the Norms of Peacetime Espionage
Schuck Rogers P.H., Smith M. – Membership and Consent: Actual or Mythic? A Reply to David A. Martin