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The arbitration between Ethiopia and Italy, concerning the armed clash which occurred at Wal Wal, in the Ogaden, on December 5–6,1934, offers a number of interesting aspects to the student of international adjudication, and, indeed, to the student of international organization and procedure in general. In addition, the case should be recorded as such and for what it is worth while the materials are still available and while personal recollections of the incident are fresh.

Since the 1997 election, Wales has experienced a significant transformation in its system of governance with the establishment of the devolved National Assembly for Wales. Some of the salient features of the pre-campaign phase of the election include the number of women candidates for available seats & the status of "safe seats." The nature of the campaigns of Labour, the Plaid Cymru, the Conservatives, & the Liberal Democrats are described. One implication for the future is that Labour cannot assume that it will be victorious in 2003. 1 Figure. E. Larsen

Andrew Pithouse and Odette Parry present key findings from the All Wales Review, a review of all local authority fostering services in Wales. Examination of provision in relation to fostering policy, service arrangements, foster carers, payments, parents and service evaluation revealed both similarity and marked contrast among providers. There was broad similarity around policy orientation towards fostering and general consistency over procedures for managing the fostering process. There was, however, considerable variation in areas such as operational structures, types of fostering provision, foster carer and parent involvement, and monitoring and evaluation of service quality and outcome. Such differences are not necessarily indicative of variable quality. Indeed, the diversity of fostering initiatives was considered by the Review as a valuable repository of models, knowledge and experience.

Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction -- Introducing Covid-19 -- Part I -- 1. Around the World in 60 Days -- 2. Stay Home, Protect the NHS, Save Lives -- 3. A Death Warrant from the Grim Reaper -- 4. Please, Take My Liberty -- 5. Thank You, Key Workers -- 6. 'What the F___ Is the Matter With Her?' -- 7. Lies, Damn Lies and 100,000 Tests by the End of April -- 8. The Virus Can't Get You As Long As You Stay Alert -- 9. 'Too Fast, Too Confusing and Too Risky' -- 10. 'Welcome to the Opticians, If You Would Please Start Your Engine We Can Begin' -- 11. A Five Mile World -- 12. An Attack on the Fundamentals of Humanity -- 13. The First Wave Ends -- Part II -- 14. PPE: Left Undefended -- 15. Care Homes: Wales' Predictable Disaster -- 16. Testing Times -- 17. The Impact of Coronavirus on People of Colour -- 18. CardiffBay and Westminster Relations: Walking in Lockstep? -- 19. The State of the UK -- Notes -- Acknowledgements.