The Yale Journal of International Law 1987 Volume 12 №1

New Haven, Conn.: Yale Journal of International Law, Inc., 1987. 192 p.Kahn P.W. – From Nuremberg to the Hague: The United States Position in Nicaragua v. United States and the Development of International Law
Morgan E.M. – Internalization of Customary International Law: An Historical Perspective
Seidman R.B. – Drafting for the Rule of Law: Maintaining Legality in Developing Countries
Alfonsin R.R. (President) – Building Democracy
Paretzky R. – The United States Arms Embargo Against South Africa: An Analysis of the Laws, Regulations, and Loopholes
Gooding G.V. – Fighting Terrorism in the 1980’s: The Interception of the Achille Lauro Hijackers
Ides A. – The Congressional War Powers: A Theory in Search of a Practice Wormuth & Firmage: To Chain the Dog of War: The War Power of Congress in History and Law