Less than Bargained for: The Use of Force and the Declining Relevance of the United Nations
John C. Yoo & Will Trachman
5 Chi J Intl L 379 (2005)

The Bush Administration's Forward Strategy for Nonproliferation
John R. Bolton
5 Chi J Intl L 395 (2005)

Terrorism: The Politics of Prosecution
Madeline Morris
5 Chi J Intl L 405 (2005)

Terrorism and the Laws of War
Eric A. Posner
5 Chi J Intl L 423 (2005)

Recalling the Case for Sovereignty
Jeremy A. Rabkin
5 Chi J Intl L 435 (2005)

Use of Force after 9/11
Stephen G. Rademaker
5 Chi J Intl L 461 (2005)

Preemption and Law in the Twenty-First Century
David B. Rivkin, Jr., Lee A. Casey, & Mark Wendell DeLaquil
5 Chi J Intl L 467 (2005)

Legal Frameworks to Combat Terrorism: An Abundant Inventory of Existing Tools
Gabor Rona
5 Chi J Intl L 499 (2005)

Humanitarian law and Direct Participation in Hostilities by Private Contractors or Civilian Employees
Michael N. Schmitt
5 Chi J Intl L 511 (2005)

Informal Procedure, Hard and Soft, in International Administration
David Zaring
5 Chi J Intl L 547 (2005)

A Comparative Analysis of the Regulation of State and Provincial Governments in NAFTA and GATT/WTO
Edward T. Hayes
5 Chi J Intl L 605 (2005)

Linkage of Free Trade and Social Regulation: Moving beyond the Entropic Dilemma
Sungjoon Cho
5 Chi J Intl L 625 (2005)

Simplifying the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act: If a Sovereign Acts like a Private Party, Treat It Like One
Joseph F. Morrissey
5 Chi J Intl L 675 (2005)

Issues in Transactions within Groups of Companies: A Greek and European Law Perspective
Ioannis Rokas
5 Chi J Intl L 705 (2005)

Treaties, Custom, Iteration, and Public Choice
John K. Setear
5 Chi J Intl L 715



Taking Self-Determination Seriously: When Can Cultural and Political Minorities Control Their Own Fate?
Paul A. Clark
5 Chi J Intl L 737 (2005)

Toward an International Standard of Abortion Rights: Two Obstacles?
Chad M. Gerson
5 Chi J Intl L 753 (2005)



Lock Them up and Throw away the Vote
Robin L. Nunn
5 Chi J Intl L 763 (2005)