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Volume 71	Number 1
The Law and Politics of International Delegation Curtis A. Bradley and Judith G. Kelley Special Editors
Foreword HTML \| PDF	Curtis A. Bradley Judith G. Kelley	i
The Concept of International Delegation HTML \| PDF	Curtis A. Bradley Judith G. Kelley	1
Delegating to International Courts: Self-Binding vs. Other-Binding Delegation HTML \| PDF	Karen J. Alter	37
Sovereignty and Delegation in International Organizations HTML \| PDF	David Epstein Sharyn O'Halloran	77
International Delegations and the Values of Federalism HTML \| PDF	Neil S. Siegel	93
International Delegation and State Sovereignty HTML \| PDF	Oona A. Hathaway	115
When, What, and Why do States Choose to Delegate? HTML \| PDF	Barbara Koremenos	151
Monitoring Compliance with Unratified Treaties: The ILO Experience HTML \| PDF	Laurence R. Helfer	193
The Globalization of Health and Safety Standards: Delegation of Regulatory Authority in the SPS Agreement of the 1994 Agreement Establishing the World Trade Organization HTML \| PDF	Tim Buthe	219
Negotiate or Litigate? Effects of WTO Judicial Delegation on U.S. Trade Politics HTML \| PDF	Judith L. Goldstein Richard H. Steinberg	257
Delegation Success and Policy Failure: Collective Delegation and the Search for Iraqi Weapons of Mass Destruction HTML \| PDF	Michael J. Tierney	283