Contents: Theocentric natural law and the norms of the global community, Howard M. Hensel; Constraints on sovereignty in the Chemical Weapons Convention from the perspective of international law, Mika Nishimura; The challenges of sovereign borders in the post-Cold War era's refugee and humanitarian crises, Maria T. Camilleri; Environmental treaty compliance and Southern State sovereignty, Anthony D. Lott; The politics of negotiation: a comparative study of Dayton and Rambouillet, Joyce P. Kaufman; New models of sovereignty for contested states: some empirical evidence of non-Westphalian approaches, John Doyle; Regional governance beyond territorial sovereignty: a cooperative model for the sustainable use of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, F. Selcan Serdaroglu; The search for innovative procedures: the OSCE approach to conflicts in the former Soviet area, Maria Raquel Freire; International adjudication and conflict management, Gregory A. Raymond; Epilogue; Index.