《THE INTERNATIONAL LAWYER JULY 1974 VOLUME 8 NUMBER 3》

Articles431

Mediterranean Discord: Conflicting Greek-Turkish Claims on the Aegean Seabed Alexis Phylactopoulos431

The Proposed Legislation on the Jurisdictional Immunities of Foreign States Michael H. Cardozo442

The Common Market Judgments Convention—Its Threat and Challenge to Americans Beverly May Carl446

Restriction of Aliens in Business in Ghana and Kenya W. Paatii Ofosu-Amaah452

Water Pollution Control Law in Sweden Thomas Brooks Jones478

Impartial Expert Testimony Under The Federal Rules of Evidence: A French Perspective William J. Travis492

Opinion:United States v. William L. Calley, Jr Robert Emmett QuinnWilliam Horace Darden523

Tokyo Conference on International Economy and Competition Policy Sigmund Timberg540

Some Developments and Differences in the Operation of Competition Laws D. M. Jacobs544

U.S. Foreign Contractors' Standing to Sue in United States Courts Onkar N. Sharma574

Law in Africa: Sixth World Conference on World Peace Convened Leonard M. Salter594

Nigeria After “Indigenization": Is There Any Room for the American Businessman? Jerome F.Donovan600

The Hague Convention on the Law Applicable to Products Liability Willis L.M. Reese606

Antitrust and the Multinational Corporation: Competition or Cartels? Mayo J. Thompson618

Panama and the Multinational Corporation: Tax-Haven and Other Considerations Robert Y. Stebbings626

Departnental Comments637

Congressional Affairs Harry LeRoy Jones637

Case Comments650

Decisions of International andForeign Tribunals Malcolm W. Monroe650

Bibliography654

Announcement669