Volume 56, Number 3

Volume 56, Number 3

Tributes to John Murphy

Introduction
Page 395

Joseph R. Barnes
Page 397

Richard Bilder
Page 399

Angeline G. Chen
Page 401

Samantha Pitts-Kiefer
Page 405

Stephen Yale-Loehr
407

Articles

THE EUROPEAN UNION AFTER LISBON: IS THE UGLY DUCKLING A SWAN YET?
James D. Dinnage
Page 409

AUTONOMY REGIMES AND INTERNATIONAL LAW
Yoram Dinstein
Page 437

DEVIATIONS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL RULE OF LAW: AN HISTORICAL FOOTNOTE
Arthur T. Downey
Page 455

THE ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW AND PRACTICE IN ADDRESSING INTERNATIONAL TAX ISSUES
IN THE GLOBAL ERA
Charles H. Gustafson
Page 475

INTERNATIONAL LAW AS LAW, LAW AS A SYSTEM OF RULE-GOVERNED CONDUCT
John Lawrence Hargrove
Page 509

THE UNITED STATES AND INTERNATIONAL LAW: THE UNITED NATIONS FINDS A HOME
Mark Weston Janis
Page 523

WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT AND THE TAFT ARBITRATION TREATIES
John E. Noyes
Page 535

FEDERALISM AND U.S. PARTICIPATION IN INTERGOVERNMENTAL EFFORTS TO UNIFY PRIVATE LAW
Peter H. Pfund
Page 559

CYBER OPERATIONS AND THE JUS AD BELLUM REVISITED
Michael N. Schmitt
Page 569

PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW, THE RULE OF LAW, AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
David P. Stewart
Page 607

RETHINKING NORTH AMERICA: WHY NAFTA’S LAISSEZ FAIRE APPROACH TO INTEGRATION IS FLAWED, AND WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT
Stephen Zamora
Page 631