Selections from the American Journal of International Law The new Selections from the American Journal of International Law series combines articles, primary source materials, and other information from AJIL and other resources to provide a comprehensive examination of a specific, timely issue affecting international law.

Future Implications of the Iraq Conflict (January, 2004)

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Will military action in Iraq in spring 2003 lead to fundamental transformation or possible destruction of the UN Charter system of law on the use of force? This inaugural Selections contains more than a dozen essays on the Iraq conflict -- all with an eye to the future -- written by a distinguished group of scholars and attorneys, including Eyal Benvenisti, Todd F. Buchwald, Richard A. Falk, Tom J. Farer, Thomas M. Franck, Richard N. Gardner, Thomas D. Grant, Miriam Sapiro, David J. Scheffer, Carsten Stahn, Jane E. Stromseth, Ruth Wedgwood, John Yoo, and the Legal Adviser of the U.S. Department of State, William H. Taft IV.

Originally appearing in an Agora in the July and October 2003 issues of the American Journal of International Law, these contributions are supplemented by the six relevant UN resolutions and other materials, making Selections an excellent classroom tool.

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