《THE INTERNATIONAL LAWYER SPRING 1977 VOLUME 11 NUMBER 2》

Articles227

International Price Discrimination: The Discovery of the Predatory Dumping Act of 1916 Richard I. Hiscocks227

Labor Participation in German Companies and Its European Context Dr. Georg Vorbrugg249

The Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Money Judgments in the Federal Republic of Germany Michael H. Brenscheidt261

The Expansion and Modification of the IMF's Compensatory Finance Facility Robert F. Meagher277

Effect of the 1967 United Nations Protocol on the Status of Refugees in the United States Ira L. Frank291

Principles of Equity in the Japanese Civil Law Junkichi Koshikawa307

Manley O. Hudson and the Harvard Research in International Law 1927-1940 James T. Kenny319

Current Notes and Comments331

Commando Coup at Entebbe: HumanitarianIntervention or Barbaric Aggression? Leonard M. Salter331

The OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises Daniel J. Plaine339

The Practical Implications of International Economic Regulation of MultinationalCorporations and Business as Seen from Capitol Hill Louis Krautho347

The Concept of Free Seas: Shaping Modern Maritime Policy Within a Vector of Historical In uence George P. Smith Ⅱ355

Much Ado About Something— Dispute Settlement and the Law of the Sea Convention Roger H. Hull365

Antitrust Under the Treaty of Rome Joseph W. Burns369

The Substantive Jurisdiction of an International Criminal Court Walter F. Hoffman377

Reports381

The Second Session of the 94th Congress: Activities Relating to Foreign Relations and International Law Harry Leroy Jones381

The Activities of International Economic Organizations389

Judicial Decisions407

Marie Sannon et al., and Ketley Jean-Baptiste, et al. v. United States February 15, 1977, United States District Court,Southern District of Florida407

Books Received413