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American Journal of International Law
ISSN: 0002-9300

EISSN: 2161-7953

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Volume 29 - 1935

Editorial Comment

The United States Senate and the World Court

The United States-Panama Claims Arbitration

Law of Treaties

Article 8. No Obligation to Ratify

Extradition

Schedule A

Editorial Comment

The Growth of the Law

The New Neutrality Legislation 1

Extradition

Schedule B

Editorial Comment

The Generalization of the Monroe Doctrine

Law of Treaties

Article 9. Obligation of a Signatory Prior to the Coming into Force of a Treaty

Current Notes

The Annual Meeting of the Society

Editorial Comment

Treaties and Changing Conditions

International Revolution

Afghanistan, Ecuador and the Soviet Union in the League of Nations

Law of Treaties

Article 10. Date of Coming into Force

Extradition

Appendix I Chronological List of Extradition Treaties

Current Notes

Kidnaping of Fugitives from Justice on Foreign Territory

Editorial Comment

The Doctrine of the Thalweg as a Rule of International Law

The Deportation of Aliens

Current Notes

A Note on re Piracy Jure Gentium

The Annual Meeting of the Society

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Volume 29 - 1935

Editorial Comment

Law of Treaties

Extradition

Editorial Comment

Extradition

Editorial Comment

Law of Treaties

Current Notes

Editorial Comment

Law of Treaties

Extradition

Current Notes

Editorial Comment

Current Notes