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Berkeley Journal of International Law

Volume 21, Issue 3

Note: The compiled PDF is not available for this volume. Individual article PDFs are linked below:

Between Empire and Community: The United States and Multilateralism 2001-2003: A Mid-Term Assessment

David D. Caron

Nonproliferation and Reduction of Nuclear Weapons: Risks of Weakening the Multilateral Nuclear Nonproliferation Norm

Patricia Hewitson

Changing Direction on Non-Nuclear Arms Control - American Exceptionalism, Power, and Constancy

Jeremy Ostrander

In the Business of Development: Development Policy in the First Two Years of the Bush Administration

Amy McFarlane

The Fate of the Kyoto Protocol Under the Bush Administration

Greg Kahn

U.S. and Them: Hubs, Spokes, & Integration with Reference to Transboundary Environment and Resource Issues

Ian L.G. Wadley

Human Rights Within the United States: The Erosion of Confidence

Natasha Fain

The United States and the World: Changing Approaches to Human Rights Diplomacy Under the Bush Administration

L. Kathleen Roberts

The Executive Policy Toward Detention and Trial of Foreign Citizens at Guantanamo Bay

K. Elizabeth Dahlstrom

The Bush Administration's Response to the International Criminal Court

Jean Galbraith

U.S. Funding of the United Nations: Arrears Payments As an Indicator of Multilateralism

Alison Bond

The Bush Administration's Reaction to September 11: A Multilateral Voice or a Multilateral Veil?

Michael M. Collier

Iraq: At the Apex of Evil

Allison Ehlert

Dirty Names, Dangerous Money: Alleged Unilateralism in U.S. Policy on Money Laundering

Jesse S. Morgan

U.S. Peacekeeping and Nation-Building: The Evolution of Self-Interested Multilateralism

Quynh-Nhu Vuong

Trading Rights and Wrongs: The 2002 Bush Steel Tariffs

Kevin K. Ho

NAFTA and the FTAA: Regional Alternatives to Multilateralism

Laura Altieri

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