Denver Journal of International Law and Policy articles from March 2002

Denver Journal of International Law and Policy archives from March 2002

Benjamin B. Ferencz: former prosecutor at the Nuremberg war crimes trial.(Testimonial)
March 22, 2002... As the Denver Journal of International Law and Policy celebrates its thirtieth anniversary, we dedicate this issue to honor the accomplishments of a man who has truly dedicated his life to the cause of human rights and world peace, Benjamin B....

Toward a normative consensus against corruption: legal effects of the principles to combat corruption in Africa.
March 22, 2002... INTRODUCTION In February 1999, eleven African countries adopted a set of twenty-five principles as a framework for combating corruption in Africa, and in the continent's dealings with the outside world. (1) The negotiations were held under...

The Arctic environmental protection strategy, Arctic council and multilateral environmental initiatives: tinkering while the Arctic marine environment totters.
March 22, 2002... INTRODUCTION The Arctic marine environment is not pristine, as commonly imagined, but is facing numerous pressures, (1) the most serious arguably coming from outside the region. Melting of sea ice, linked to global warming, threatens the...

The dissolution of Yugoslavia and the fate of its financial obligations.
March 22, 2002... INTRODUCTION The law of state succession is one of the most complicated issues in public international law. (1) Although it has been dealt with since the beginning of human interest in the field of relations among different political...

Stabilization clauses in international petroleum transactions.
March 22, 2002... I. INTRODUCTION During this century, petroleum (1) has been one of the most important commodities in the modern world, referred to as "critical to national strategies and crucial to international politics." (2) As the modern petroleum...