THE ROLE OF THE UNITED NATIONS

A: The US the EU and the UN - A Comparison of Positions on Domestic Rights and Human Rights

B: United Nations Security Council Reform by Michael Teng, Autumn, 2003

C: Germany's Inclusion as a Permanent Member of the UN Security Council: Breaking Free From its Historical Subservience by David Beall Spring, 2005

D: Military Intervention, The United States and The United Nations by John McKeeman & Danny Newman, Autumn, 2003

E: US-UN Relations - Divisive Past, Divided Future by Lauren E. Young, Spring, 2005

F: the United States Positioning as a World Superpower- Its Subsequent Influence in the United Nations and Views Regarding Human Rights

G: US Policy Failure - Unilateralism in a Global Environment by Forrest Schwartz, Autumn, 2004

H: The United States' Superpower in a Changing International Environment by Gabriel Martinez, Autumn, 2004

A: Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court Official UN Document

B: The US the ICC and the Future by Clea Kaske, Spring 2003

C: Criminal Courts; A History and a Future by Jose Luis Guevara, Spring, 2003

D: International Law and Concerns of the Caspian Sea Region

by Ashley Ivy, Autumn, 2002

E: United States Anti-involvement with the ICC by Scotti Shafer, Autumn, 2003

F: United States Interaction with the International Court of Justice Over Consular Rights by Tambi Cork, Autumn, 2004

G: Dismissing ATCA Claims by Invoking the Doctrine of Forum Non Conveniens by Aaron Levenstadt, Spring, 2004

H: What Exactly is a POW Nowadays by Jon Alston, Spring, 2004