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Books, reviews and notes

national law in political science departments (elsewhere, he has written about the possible causes for international law's reduced status in political science departments). He is concerned that international law may one day find itself "marginalized or non-existent" in the law schools (p. 139), as he fears is currently the case in political science departments. His recommendations are not necessarily connected with the collected data, nor were they meant to be. They focus on increasing the emphasis on the teaching of international law and suggest specific actions by The American Society toward that end.