THE YALE JOURNAL I OF INTERNATIONAL LAW Volume 11, Number 1, Fall 1985

Contents

Special Feature

A Colloquy: South Africa After Apartheid- Is a Non-Racist Society Possible?

Introduction The Board of Editors 1

South Africa After Apartheid African National Congress 4

A Response Sheena Duncan 18

Hey Kaffir! Dr. Nthato Motlana 26

In Search of Post-Apartheid South Africa Gavin Relly 38

Articles

Security Legislation in Namibia: Memorandum of the South West Africa (Namibian) Bar Council Annotated by Elizabeth S. Landis 48

@ Copyright 1986. by the Yale Journal ofInternational Law. Inc. Except as otherwise provided, the author of each article in this issue has granted permission for copies of that article to be made for classroom use, provided that (I) copies are distributed at or below cost. (2) author and journal are identified. (3) proper notice of copyright is affixed to each copy. and (4) the user notifies the Yale Journal ofInternational Law that he or she has made such copies. United States Armed Intervention in Nicaragua and Article 2(4) of the United Nations Charter Carlos Tzinnermann Bernheim 104

Restructuring the U.S. Approach to Judgments on Foreign Currency Liabilities: Building on the English Experience Ronald A. Brand 139

Are Governmentally Imposed Countertrade Requirements Violations of the GATT? Vincene Verdun 191 Comment

The Human Rights Policy of the Argentine Constitutional Government: A Reply Carlos Santiago Nino 217 Incident

The Downing of Korean Air Lines Flight 007 CraigA. Morgan 231 Review Essays

The Laws of Rule in the Soviet Union IOFFE: Soviet Law and Soviet Reality Leon S. Lipson 258

Membership and Consent: Abstract or Organic? SCHUCK & SMITH: Citizenship Without Consent David A. Martin 278