Not only will the index assist an individual looking for a particular point in the legislative history of a treaty included in the book; but it should also facilitate the task of a researcher interested in making comparisons between United States treaties with various countries on the same subject matter provided that they are among the treaties submitted to the Senate during the period covered. […] Users of this impressive work will find themselves looking forward to the early appearance of Professor Wiktor’s retrospective legislative history.From the Foreword by Robert E. Dalton“This book is recommended for all academic law libraries and any other library serving researchers interested in international law and U.S. treaty practice. Researchers needing quick access to materials interpreting treaties ratified by the U.S. Senate will find this work an invaluable, time-saving resource. This work is a valuable addition to the US treaty literature and its future companion work analyzing treaties submitted from 1789 to 1989 promises to be of equal value.Duncan Alford, International Journal of Legal Information, vol. 35.

• Foreword by Robert E. Dalton, Introduction, List of References, List of Photographs, Photographs, I. Legislative History of Treaties Submitted to the U.S. Senate, 1. Treaties Concluded Prior to 1989, 2. Treaties Concluded From 1989 to 2004, II. Appendices, 1. Presidents and Secretaries of State, 1989-2004, 2. Sessions of the U.S. Congress, 101st-108th Congress, 3. List of Treaty Documents, 101st-108th Congress, 4. List of Senate Executive Reports, 101st-108th Congress, 5. List of Senate Hearings, 101st-108th Congress, 6. List of Treaties Approved En Bloc, 101st-108th Congress, 7. List of Treaties Submitted During 1989-2004 and Pending at the Adjournment of the 108th Congress, 8. List of Senate Action on Submitted Treaties by Class, 9. Statistical Data of Submitted Treaties by Party and Main Subject, III. General Index.

Not only will the index assist an individual looking for a particular point in the legislative history of a treaty included in the book; but it should also facilitate the task of a researcher interested in making comparisons between United States treaties with various countries on the same subject matter provided that they are among the treaties submitted to the Senate during the period covered. […] Users of this impressive work will find themselves looking forward to the early appearance of Professor Wiktor’s retrospective legislative history.From the Foreword by Robert E. Dalton“This book is recommended for all academic law libraries and any other library serving researchers interested in international law and U.S. treaty practice. Researchers needing quick access to materials interpreting treaties ratified by the U.S. Senate will find this work an invaluable, time-saving resource. This work is a valuable addition to the US treaty literature and its future companion work analyzing treaties submitted from 1789 to 1989 promises to be of equal value.Duncan Alford, International Journal of Legal Information, vol. 35.

• Foreword by Robert E. Dalton, Introduction, List of References, List of Photographs, Photographs, I. Legislative History of Treaties Submitted to the U.S. Senate, 1. Treaties Concluded Prior to 1989, 2. Treaties Concluded From 1989 to 2004, II. Appendices, 1. Presidents and Secretaries of State, 1989-2004, 2. Sessions of the U.S. Congress, 101st-108th Congress, 3. List of Treaty Documents, 101st-108th Congress, 4. List of Senate Executive Reports, 101st-108th Congress, 5. List of Senate Hearings, 101st-108th Congress, 6. List of Treaties Approved En Bloc, 101st-108th Congress, 7. List of Treaties Submitted During 1989-2004 and Pending at the Adjournment of the 108th Congress, 8. List of Senate Action on Submitted Treaties by Class, 9. Statistical Data of Submitted Treaties by Party and Main Subject, III. General Index.

Not only will the index assist an individual looking for a particular point in the legislative history of a treaty included in the book; but it should also facilitate the task of a researcher interested in making comparisons between United States treaties with various countries on the same subject matter provided that they are among the treaties submitted to the Senate during the period covered. […] Users of this impressive work will find themselves looking forward to the early appearance of Professor Wiktor’s retrospective legislative history.From the Foreword by Robert E. Dalton“This book is recommended for all academic law libraries and any other library serving researchers interested in international law and U.S. treaty practice. Researchers needing quick access to materials interpreting treaties ratified by the U.S. Senate will find this work an invaluable, time-saving resource. This work is a valuable addition to the US treaty literature and its future companion work analyzing treaties submitted from 1789 to 1989 promises to be of equal value.Duncan Alford, International Journal of Legal Information, vol. 35.

• Foreword by Robert E. Dalton, Introduction, List of References, List of Photographs, Photographs, I. Legislative History of Treaties Submitted to the U.S. Senate, 1. Treaties Concluded Prior to 1989, 2. Treaties Concluded From 1989 to 2004, II. Appendices, 1. Presidents and Secretaries of State, 1989-2004, 2. Sessions of the U.S. Congress, 101st-108th Congress, 3. List of Treaty Documents, 101st-108th Congress, 4. List of Senate Executive Reports, 101st-108th Congress, 5. List of Senate Hearings, 101st-108th Congress, 6. List of Treaties Approved En Bloc, 101st-108th Congress, 7. List of Treaties Submitted During 1989-2004 and Pending at the Adjournment of the 108th Congress, 8. List of Senate Action on Submitted Treaties by Class, 9. Statistical Data of Submitted Treaties by Party and Main Subject, III. General Index.