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American Journal of International Law
ISSN: 0002-9300

EISSN: 2161-7953

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Volume 29 - 1935

Editorial Comment

International Law and International Trade

The World Court Interprets Another International Agreement

German Rearmament and United States Treaty Rights

Law of Treaties

Article 5. Form of a Treaty

Editorial Comment

The Complaint of Yugoslavia Against Hungary with Reference to the Assassination of King Alexander

Extradition

Part V. Limitations Upon the Requesting State

Editorial Comment

Concerning a Russian Pledge

Acts and Joint Resolutions of Congress as Substitutes for Treaties

Law of Treaties

Article 6. Ratification

Editorial Comment

Russian Claims Negotiations

Declaratory Judgments in International Law

The Budapest Resolutions of 1934 on the Briand-Kellogg Pact of Paris *

Respect for National Flag

Extradition

Part VI. Property

Editorial Comment

Neutrality and Responsibility

The Adjustment of the I’m Alone Case

The Conflict Of Laws Restatement

The Leticia Dispute between Colombia and Peru

Law of Treaties

Article 7. When Ratification is Necessary

Extradition

Part VII. General Provisions

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Volume 29 - 1935

Editorial Comment

Law of Treaties

Editorial Comment

Extradition

Editorial Comment

Law of Treaties

Editorial Comment

Extradition

Editorial Comment

Law of Treaties

Extradition