Contents

pp vii-x

List of Contributors

pp xi-xviii

Table of Cases

pp xix-xxxiv

Acknowledgments

pp xxxv-xxxvi

Introduction

pp 1-4

PART I - FROM THE FOUNDING TO THE CIVIL WAR

pp 5-6

1 - International Law in the Supreme Court to 1860

pp 7-52

PART II - FROM THE CIVIL WAR TO THE TURN OF THE CENTURY

pp 53-54

2 - Treaties in the Supreme Court, 1861–1900

pp 55-88

3 - Customary International Law in the Supreme Court, 1861–1900

pp 89-123

4 - International Law as an Interpretive Tool in the Supreme Court, 1861–1900

pp 124-163

5 - A Social History of International Law: Historical Commentary, 1861–1900

pp 164-188

PART III - FROM THE TURN OF THE CENTURY TO WORLD WAR II

pp 189-190

6 - Treaties in the Supreme Court, 1901–1945

pp 191-224

7 - Customary International Law in the Supreme Court, 1901–1945

pp 225-256

8 - International Law as an Interpretive Tool in the Supreme Court, 1901–1945

pp 257-284

9 - Varieties and Complexities of Doctrinal Change: Historical Commentary, 1901–1945

pp 285-314

PART IV - FROM WORLD WAR II TO THE NEW MILLENNIUM

pp 315-316

10 - Treaties in the Supreme Court, 1946–2000

pp 317-352

11 - Customary International Law in the Supreme Court, 1946–2000

pp 353-379

12 - International Law as an Interpretive Tool in the Supreme Court, 1946–2000

pp 380-415

13 - Global Power in an Age of Rights: Historical Commentary, 1946–2000

pp 416-442

PART V - INTERNATIONAL LAW IN THE U.S. SUPREME COURT IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY

Introductory Note

pp 443-448

V.A - TREATIES AFTER 2000

pp 449-450

Main Essay – Medellin and Sanchez-Llamas: Treaties from John Jay to John Roberts

pp 451-464

Response Essay – The Benefits of Avoiding Conflicts between the Constitution and International Law

pp 465-471

Response Essay – Medellin and the Passive Vices

pp 472-478

V.B - CUSTOMARY INTERNATIONAL LAW AFTER 2000

pp 479-480