| American Journal of International Law 1993 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Correspondents' agora: UN membership of the former Yugoslavia. (response to Yehuda Z. Blum, American Journal of International Law, vol. 86, p. 830, 1992) (includes counter-response by Yehuda Z. Blum) | Law | Degan, Vladimir-Djuro, Bring, Ove E., Malone, M. Kelly |
| International law and international relations theory: a dual agenda. | Law | Burley, Anne-Marie Slaughter |
| On the bench: Lachs the judge. (International Court of Justice) (In Memoriam: Judge Manfred Lachs, 1914-1993) | Law | Schwebel, Stephen M. |
| Proportionality and force in international law. | Law | Gardam, Judith Gail |
| Rape as a crime under international humanitarian law. (war in former Yugoslavia) | Law | Meron, Theodor |
| Rules of origin, the Canada-U.S. FTA and the Honda case. (Free Trade Agreement, characterizing duty-free status of Japanese cars containing U.S. engines and assembled in Canada) | Law | Lowenfeld, Andreas F., Cantin, Frederic P. |
| The Cambodia settlement agreements. | Law | Ratner, Steven R. |
| The constitutional crisis in the United Nations. | Law | Reisman, W. Michael |
| The Gulf Crisis and African-American interests under international law. | Law | Richardson, Henry J., III |
| The private Lachs: life as art. (In Memoriam: Judge Manfred Lachs, 1914-1993) | Law | Franck, Thomas M. |
| The teacher: Lachs at the Hague Academy. (Manfred Lachs, Hague Academy of International Law) (In Memoriam: Judge Manfred Lachs, 1919-1993) | Law | Chopra, Sudhir K. |
| The UN years: Lachs the diplomat. (In Memoriam: Judge Manfred Lachs, 1914-1993) | Law | Schachter, Oscar |
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