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Issue 1
- Adjusting Perceptions of Globalization, editorial
- Interchange: Letters from and to the Editor, editorial
- Unity in Diversity: A Response to Racism, by NSA:South Africa
- Racism and the Planning of Urban Spaces, by June Thomas
- Religious Pluralism in the Chinese Religion and the Bahá’í Faith, by Phyllis Ghim Lian Chew
- Bowl, by Valerie Martinez, poem
- He who maketh the whale to sing, by Florence DiPasquale Kindel, poem
- A Review of Bowling for Columbine, by Gary Morrison
Issue 2
- The International Criminal Court: A Step Toward the Peace, Security, and Well-being of the World, editorial
- Interchange: Letters from and to the Editor, editorial
- Negotiating the Rome Statute of the ICC, by John L. Washburn
- Introduction to the Rome Statute of the ICC, by Arash Abizadeh
- Proclamation, by Paul Mantle, poem
- Pursuing World Order through International Justice and the ICC, by Lloyd Axworthy, by Robert Adamson
- The Song, by Victor de Araujo, poem
- Is a Common Conscience Possible in the Modern World?, by James D. Stokes
- Justice as Aberration: Reflections on the Historical Significance of the ICC, by Payam Akhavan
- A Short Bibliography for Further Study of the ICC, editorial
- A Lover’s Song, by Michael Fitzgerald, poem
Issue 3
- Sacred Spaces, editorial
- Interchange: Letters from and to the Editor, editorial
- Reflections on the Completion of the World Administrative Center on Mount Carmel, by Geoffry W. Marks
- Sonnet to the Seat of Study, by Rhett Diessner, poem
- Wholeness as a Worldview: Beauty and the Unity of Space and Matter, by Tom Kubala
- The Opening, by Bret Breneman, poem
- Rivers and Tides: Andy Goldsworthy Working with Time, by Monireh Kazemzadeh, book review
- The Life and Death of Planet Earth, by Robert H. Stockman, book review
Issue 4
- Postnational Roots, editorial
- Interchange: Letters from and to the Editor, editorial
- Meditations: The Faithful Poet, by Diane Huff, poem
- X-Yugoslavia, by Arash Abizadeh, poem
- Transcending the Limits of Political and Intellectual Boundaries, by Deborah A. Thomas, book review
- Passing On, by Paul Mantle, poem
- Citizenship and Belonging: Local and Postnational Forms, by Steven K. Thomson
- An Interview with Susan Atefat-Peckham, by Kim Meilicke Douglas
- Lower Manhattan, by Susan Atefat-Peckham, poem
