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Volume 29, Number 4 (Autumn 1964)
The Soviet Impact on International Law

Preliminary

Hans W. Baade

843

Articles

The Soviet Union and the United Nations

Richard N. Gardner

845

The Soviet Concept of Peaceful Coexistence and Its Implications for International Law

Victor P. Karpov

858

The Historical Origins of the Soviet Doctrine of Peaceful Coexistence

Warren Lerner

865

Peaceful Coexistence

Leon Lipson

871

International Organizations From the Soviet Point of View

Kazimierz Grzybowski

882

Soviet Treaty Law: A Quantitative Analysis

Jan F. Triska

896

“Wars of National Liberation” and the Modern Law of Nations—The Soviet Thesis

George Ginsburgs

910

Basic Principles in Soviet Space Law: Peaceful Coexistence, Peaceful Cooperation, and Disarmament

Robert D. Crane

943

The Soviet Viewpoint on Nuclear Weapons in International Law

Peter B. Maggs

956

The Economic Content of Soviet Trade With the West

Leon M. Herman

971

Communist Economic Offensive—Soviet Foreign Aid—Means and Effects

Branko M. Peselj

983

Federal Regulation and Prohibition of Trade With Iron Curtain Countries

Stanley D. Metzger

1000

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