The International Lawyer Turns Fifty

First is the high quality of its articles and comments about specific substantive issues. [...]are occasional articles that "step back" from particular substantive topics and reflect on the nature of international legal practice or international professional responsibility. [...]internet searches of key words do not introduce new topics that may - sometimes in unexpected ways - relate to matters of concern. Since 1996, The International Lawyer's Year in Review survey has helped busy lawyers and academics learn about new developments related to their specialties, as well as about areas they do not follow closely. [...]from 1977 to 1995, the American Branch of the International Law Association also published regular updates of international law developments in the International Practitioner's Notebook (IPN). (Since 1996, the ILS A Journal of International and Comparative Law has published an IPN issue devoted to papers presented at the ¿American Branch's annual International Law Weekend, which the ABA Section of International Law cosponsors.) 3.