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Memorial Tributes: Sir Joseph Gold (1912-2000) and Joseph P. Griffin (1944-2000)
SYMPOSIUM: The International Criminal Court
The Role and Powers of Defense Counsel in the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court
The Quivering Gulliver: US Views on a Permanent International Criminal Court
The ICC Statute: An Appraisal of the Rome Package
SYMPOSIUM: Law-Based Nature of the New International Financial Infrastructure
Foreword
Articles
The Reform of the International Monetary Fund
The ESCB and Its Role in Banking Supervision
Some Observations on a Pure Income Tax System
Catalytic Impact of Information Technology on the New International Financial Architecture
The Right to a Corruption-Free Society as an Individual and Collective Human Right:
Ten Years of Economic Reforms in Russia: Windows in a Wall
Selected Essays
Interconnection of Legal/Constitutional Reform and Economic Reform--Success?
A Trade Lawyer's Brief Comments on the Financial Crisis
Legal Infrastructure for the New Global Marketplace
Systemic Corporate and Bank Restructuring in Financial Crisis
Challenges for the Japanese Financial System
ARTICLES
The New Avoidance Powers under Hong Kong Insolvency Law:
The Role of Law in Economic Development and Adjustment Process: The Case of Korea
The Hague as the Seat of the Lockerbie Trial: Some Constraints
The Liberalization of Interstate Legal Practice in the European Union:
South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission
Meet the New Challenges for China's Post-WTO Accession
The International Lawyer
Vol 34, No 1 Spring 2000
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Joseph J. Norton
The Protection and Rights of Victims under International Criminal Law
Michael Bachrach
Kenneth S. Gallant
John F. Murphy
Jelena Pejic
PART II: Articles and Selected Essays
Christine Szaj
Liquidity Crises
Thomas C. Baxter Jr. and Joseph H. Sommer
François Gianviti
Antonio Sáinz de Vicuña
Christopher H. Hanna
Jane K. Winn
Elevating Official Corruption to a Crime under International Law
Ndiva Kofele-Kale
Christine Lang and Shlomo Weber
Reflections on the Asian Financial Crisis
Robert Hormats
John B. Attanasio
John H. Jackson
Edward S. Knight
Anna Gelpern
Akinari Horii
Creditors' Claims in International Law
David J. Bederman
A Move from Territoriality to Extraterritoriality
Charles D. Booth and Philip St. J. Smart
Seung Wha Chang
Dr. Omer Y. Elagab
Lessons for the United States?
Roger J. Goebel
Justice Pius Langa
Gao Shangquam