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Corrections looks at the correctional system and offers arguments for and against the practice of the laws and policies that comprise corrections, from parole and probation to imprisonment, to the application of the death penalty. The 20 included chapters, written by eminent scholars and experts in the fields of criminology, police science, law, sociology, psychology, and other disciplines, take on such contested topics as what the goals of the correctional system should be (deterrence, rehabilitation, retribution, or something else?) and how they should be achieved; who should make these dec

In the article by Sir Kenneth Roberts-Wray on "Human Rights in the Commonwealth" which appeared in the October 1968 issue of the I.C.L.Q., the following correction should be noted on page 922. In line 9 of paragraph 5: "subjective" should read "objective."In the article by H. H. Marshall on "The Legal Effects of U.D.I." which appeared in the October 1968 issue of the I.C.L.Q., the following correction should be noted on p. 1024 in line 13: "foreign." should read "sovereign."

In the review of Ian Brownlie's Principles of Public International Law which appeared in the April 1968 issue of the I.C.L.Q., p. 538, the following correction should be noted in line 9 of paragraph 2:"responses" should read "resources."

In the article by Guenter Weissberg on " International Law meets the Short-Term National Interest; the Maltese Proposal on the Sea-Bed and Ocean Floor—Its Fate in Two Cities " which appeared in the January 1969 issue of the I.C.L.Q., the following correction should be noted on Page 74. Line 12 should read: "Compulsory settlement of Disputes. Obviously, from the point of …"Assistant General Editor

Politics, Volume 10 Number 1. April1990 CONTRACT AND IDEOLOGY: A REPLY TO COOLE CAROLE PATEMAN (University of California, Los Angeles). The following corrections should be made to this article: Page 31, line 1: 'reconstructed' should read 'reconstituted'. Page 31, line 14: 'mankind', should read 'humankind'. Page 31, line 27: this should read 'by the law of male sex-right. Like Freud's version of the contract story, Hobbes' ……. Page 31, line 44: at the end of the line, after the dash it should read 'not, however, displaced "since the seventeenth century", but displaced in …….' Page 32, line 4: this should read 'male sex-right is exercised'.

Restrictive Practices, Patents, Trade Marks and Unfair Competition in the Common MarketIn this supplement to the July 1962 International and Comparative Law Quarterly in the article "The Regulation of the Restrictive Business Practices under the Common Market Treaty" by M. Roland Mussard two corrections were inadvertently omitted from the final text:1. Page 28, second full paragraph, lines 3–4, should read "retrospectively, without any limitation (other than that of the time when the conditions of Article 85, paragraph 8, were met), to agreements.…"2. Page 24, final paragraph, line 4, should read "A summary of the application or of the notification, so that.…"The Editors wish to apologise for these omissions.

The Co-editors wish to note the following substantive corrections to the note "The Inequality of Distribution in tne Canadian Provincial Assemblies" by Harvey Pasis, THIS JOURNAL, v, no 3 (Sept 1972):Page 434, following the first sentence of the first paragraph, column one, line 5 should read:The collections can be arranged in order of increasng size,x1 ≤ x2 ≤ … xn. Then form n partial sums, S1 = x1,S2 = S1 + x2, …, Sn = sn-1 + xn. The Gini ratio may now be calculated by the formula4Page 434, second paragraph, second column, lines four and five should read:.259 in 1953 to .196 in 1958; however, by 1966, the 1953 level had almost been reached again.We accept full responsibility for the printed errors.