Tulsa
Journal of Comparative & International Law
Past Issues
Volume 14
(2006-2007)
Issue 14.1
The Internationalization of Lawmaking Processes:
Constraining or Empowering the Executive?
Aida Torres
Perez
Church, State, and Charter:
Canada's
Hidden Establishment Clause
Jeremy Patrick
Judicial Independence
in Central and East Europe:
The Institutional Context
Markus B. Zimmer
Be
Our Guest, But Please Don't Stay: A Comparison of
U.S.
and German Immigration Policies and Guest Worker
Programs
Ryan Petersen
Executive Order 13303: Is the Bush Administration
Choosing Corporations Over Human Rights Actions
Instituted via the Alien Tort Claims Act?
Rod Khavari
After ABU Ghraib: Does the McCain Amendment, as Part of
the 2006 Defense Appropriations Act, Clarify U.S. Interrogation Policy or Tie the Hands of U.S.
Interrogators?
Luke M.
Meriwether
Volume 13
(2005-2006)
Title Page
Issue 13.1
Table of Contents
Pay Back Time in Sudan
- Darfur
in the International Criminal Court
Nsongurua J
Udombana
Privatization and Foreign Investments in
Nigeria
Lawrence
Azubuike
Constitutionally Inspired Approaches to Police
Accountability for Violence against Women in the U.S. and South Africa: Conservations versus
Transformation
Christopher J Roederer
Trafficking Drugs:
Afghanistan's Role in
Russia's
Current Drug Epidemic
Comment
Marisa L Maskas.
Uncivil Aviation: How the Ongoing Trade Dispute
Stalemate between Boeing and Airbus has Undermined GATT
and May Continue to Usher in an Era of International
Agreement Obsolescence under the World Trade
Organization
Comment
Marc C.S Mathis
Issue 13.2
Table of Contents
Resurrection from Babel:
The Cultural, Political, and Legal Status of Christian
Communities in Lebanon
and
Syria
and Their Prospects for the Future
Alexandra R. Harrington
Employing the Performing Artist in
France
Tony A. Kenneybrew
Transnational Judicial Discource and Felon
Disenfranchisement: Re-Examining Richardson v. Ramirez
Jason Morgan-Foster
Free Trade Area of the
Americas: Is There
Still a Place for the World Trade Organization
Comment Sara Catherine Smith
Rights of the Baha is in
Post-Saddam Iraq: Does the New Iraqi
Constitution Pave the Way for Improved Treatment of
Religious Minorities in the Middle Eas
Comment Austin Turner
Volume 12 (2004-2005)
Title Page
Issue 12.1
Table of Contents
Harold Hongju Koh: Excellence and Decency,
Janet Koven Levit.
The Ninth Annual John W. Hager Lecture, the 2004 Term:
The Supreme Court Meets International Law,
Harold Hongju Koh.
Transnational Legal Process and the Supreme Court's
2003-2004 Term: Some Skeptical Observations,
Eric A. Posner.
The Uncertain Legacy of Rasul v. Bush,
Bradford A. Berenson.
Accountability of State and Non-State Actors for Human
Rights Abuses in the War on Terror, Laura A. Dickinson.
What We Believe They Deserve:
Guantanamo, 9/11, Haitians,
Mariel Cubans, and National Security as Pretext for
Unchecked Power,
Mark Dow.
The Supreme Court Meets International Law: What's the
Sequel to Sosa v. Alvarez-Machain, Gary Clyde Hufbauer.
Bridging Erie: Customary International Law in the U.S. Legal System after Sosa v.
Alvarez-Machain,
William S. Dodge.
Judges as Cosmopolitan Transnational Actors,
Paul Schiff Berman.
The Search for Coherence in the Use of Foreign Court
Judgments by the Supreme Court of Ireland,
Bruce Carolan.
Justice Scalia on the Use of Foreign Law in
Constitutional Interpretation: Unidirectional Monologue
or Co-Constitutive Dialogue,
Melissa A. Waters.
A Tale of International Law in the Heartland: Torres and
the Role of State Courts in Transnational Legal
Conversation, Janet Koven Levit.
Ghost Ships and Recycling Pollution: Sending
America's Trash to
Europe, Viola Blayre Campbell.
The Farm Bill of 2002, the WTO, and Poor African
Farmers: Can They Co-Exist, Vance E. Hendrix.
The Efficacy and Fairness of Current Sanctions in
Effecting Stronger Patent Rights in Developing
Countries, Nathan E. Stacy.
Issue 12.2
Table of Contents
The Constitution of the European Union: Content,
Prospects and Comparisons to the U.S.
Constitution, Charles R. McGuire.
French and American Approaches to Contract Formation and
Enforceability: A Comparative Perspective, Julie M.
Philippe.
Rural Electric Cooperatives: A Model for Indigenous
Peoples' Permanent Sovereignty over Their Natural
Resources, Melissa A. Jamison.
The Proposed Revised Franchise Rule Will Not Clarify the
Confusion as to the Extraterritorial Scope of the Rule,
Jessica Lynn Kruse.
Establishing the Rights of Women Globally: Has the
United Nations Convention on the Elimination of all
Forms of Discrimination against Women Made a Difference,
Rebecca L. Hillock.
Volume 11 (2003-2004)
Title Page
Issue 11.1
Table of Contents
Miranda and the Right to Silence in
England, Chris Blair.
Reformulating Native Title in Mabo's Wake: Aboriginal
Sovereignty and Reconciliation in Post-Centenary
Australia, Carlos Scott
Lopez.
The Future of Liberal Democracies in a Time of Terror: A
Comparison of the Impact on Civil Liberties in the
Federal Republic of Germany and the United States, Shawn
Boyne.
Human Rights as Conflict Resolution in
Africa in the New Century, Philip C. Aka.
The Safeguarding of Cultural Property in Times of War &
(and) Peace, Andrera Cunning.
On Silencing and Slicing: Presumed Consent to
Post-Mortem Organ Donation in Diversified Societies,
Marie-Andree Jacob.
North and South: The WTO, Trips, and the Scourge of
Biopiracy, Erin Kathleen Bender.
Population Control in
China: Sacrificing
Human Rights for the Greater Good, Amy Hampton.
Assassination in Domestic and International Law: The
Central Intelligence Agency, State-Sponsored Terrorism,
and the Right of Self-Defense, Matthew C. Wiebe.
Issue 11.2
Table of Contents
Developing a Human Rights Culture in
Hong Kong: Creating a Framework for
Establishing an Independent Human Rights Commission, C.
Raj Kumar.
Investing in the Dragon: Managing the Patent versus
Trade Secret Protection Decision for the Multinational
Corporation in
China, Robert Bejesky.
Human Dignity and Individual Liberty
in Germany and the United States as Examined through
Each Country's Leading Abortion Cases, Mark Chase
McAllister.
Justice and Advantage in Civil Procedure: Langbein's
Conception of Comparative Law and Procedural Justice in
Question, Bradley Bryan.
The Death Penalty, International Law, and Human Rights,
John Paul Truskett.
West Meets East: A Discussiion of European Union
Enlargement and Human Rights, Jill Parker.
Volume 10 (2002-2003)
Title Page
Issue 10.1
Table of Contents
Introduction, Martin H. Belsky.
Target Lists: A 1923 Idea with Applications for the
Future, Herman Reinhold.
Storm on the Constitution: The First Deportation Law,
Gregory Fehlings.
Three Models of Judicial Institutions in International
Organizations: The European Union, the United Nations,
and the World Trade Organization, Jeffrey Michael Smith.
The Asbestos Case at the World Trade Organization: The
Treatment of Public Health Regulations under the General
Agreement of Tariffs and Trade 1994 and the Agreement on
Technical Barriers to Trade, Irene McConnell.
Justice for FOCA: The International Criminal Tribunal
for Yugoslavia's Prosecution of Rape and
Enslavement as Crimes against Humanity, James McHenry.
Achieving Global Health: A Review of the World Health
Organization's Response, Mark J. Volansky.
The Principality of Sealand:
Nation
Building by Individuals,
Trevor A. Dennis.
Issue 10.2
Table of Contents
The New Terrorism and International Law, Matthew Lippman.
Cultural Pluralism and International Rights, Kory
Sorrell.
Burden of Proof: Developments in Modern Chinese Evidence
Rules, Mo Zhang and Paul J. Zwier.
The Violation of the Human Right to Health as a Factor
in the Zapatista Revolution of Chiapas,
Mexico, Parastoo Anita
Mesri.
Bring Me Your Tire, Your Poor, Your Egregious Torts
Yearning to See Green: The Alien Tort Statute, Michael
Dwayne Pettyjohn.
The Status of the H-1B Visa in These Conflicting Times,
Leah Phelps Carpenter.
The Cloning for Biomedical Research Debate: Do the
Promises of Medical Advances Outweigh the Ethical
Concerns, Jessica J. Monachello.
Volume 9 (2001-2002)
Title Page
Issue 9.1
Table of Contents
Humanitarian Law: The Uncertain Contours of Command
Responsibility, Matthew Lippman.
Australian Aboriginal
Land Rights in Transition (Part II):
The Legislative Response to the High Court's Native
Title Decisions in Mabo v. Queensland and Wik v. Queensland, Gary D. Meyers and Sally Raine.
The Raging Telecommunications War: The Offensive Steps
the World Trade Organization Should Take, Katherine L.
Haennicke.
Lessons from the Swordbearers: The Evolving Paradigm of
the United States' Military
Participation in United Nations Operations, Christopher
H. Lytton.
Social Welfare and the Family: Examining the Policy
Considerations, Similarities and Differences in the
State of Wisconsin and Sweden,
Stephanie M. Westhuis.
Extending Religious Freedoms Abroad: Difficulties
Experienced by Minority Religions, Matthew L. Sandgren.
International Arbitration to Resolve Disputes under
NAFTA Chapter 11: Investment, S. Benton Cantey.
Marriage and Divorce Law in
Pakistan and Iran: The
Problem of Recognition, Kristen Cherry.
Holocaust Art: It Isn't Always Finders Keepers, Losers
Weepers: A Look at Art Stolen during the Third Reich,
Emily A. Maples.
Issue 9.2
Table of Contents
The Right to Privacy in Personal Data: The EU Prods the U.S. and Controversy Continues,
Marsha Cope Huie, Stephen F. Laribee, and Stephen D.
Hogan.
Ethnic Politics and the Constitutional Review Process in Kenya, Laurence Juma.
Multilateral Environmental Agreements and the WTO: Is
the Sky Really Falling, Bradly Condon.
They'll Make You an Offer You Can't Refuse: A
Comparative Analysis of International Organized Crime,
Joseph E. Ritch.
Opening the U.S.-Mexico Border: Problems and Concerns
for the Bush Administration, the Countries, and the
Legal System to Consider, Jason C. Messenger.
Economic Independence versus Military Balance: A Look at the
Relationship between
Israel
and
China
and How the United States is Involved, Ryan M. Roberts.
Volume 8 (2000-2001)
Title Page
Issue 8.1
Table of Contents
Foreword, Human Rights and Corporate Responsibility,
Mark E. Wojcik.
Corporate Responsibility and
U.S.
Import Regulations against Forced Labor, Donna L. Bade.
Corporate Transparency and Human Rights, William B.T.
Mock.
The Multinational's Manifesto on Sweatshops, Trade/Labor
Linkage, and Codes of Conduct, Donald C. Dowling, Jr.
Women's Rights and Corporate Responsibilities, Leila
Rassekh Milani.
Some Thoughts on the American Declaration of
Independence
and Its Irish/European Connections at Century's End,
Larry Cata Backer.
In Pursuit of International Justice: The First Four-Year
Term of the International Criminal Tribunal for
Rwanda, Stuart
Beresford.
Russian Intestacy Law, Paul T. Swann.
Save Domestic Oil, Inc.'s Crude Oil Market Dumping
Petition: Domestic and International Political
Considerations, William C. Smith.
From Snowplows to SIOPAO - Trying to Compete in a Global
Marketplace: The ASEAN Free Trade Area, George O. White
III.
Issue 8.2
Volume 7 (1999-2000)
Title Page
Issue 7.1
Table of Contents
Mongolian Bankruptcy Law: A Comparative Analysis with
the American Bankruptcy System, Richard L. Bohanon and
William C. Plouffe, Jr.
Foreword, Cynthia Price Cohen.
Making a Name for Ourselves: The United Nations Draft
Statement on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, Charles
A. Gourd.
Between Indigenous Nations and the State:
Self-Determination in the Balance, Rudolph C. Ryser.
Excuse Me, but Is That Football Child-Free?
Pakistan
and Child Labour, Stephanie M. Johnson.
Protection of the Female Child: The Mothers of Our
Future - Case Studies of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and
Sri Lanka, Shannon S. Ragsdale and Vanessa D. Campbell.
The Role of Culture in Psychology: A Look at Mental
Illness and the Cultural Defense, Nicole A. King.
Capital Punishment in the Military -
America
v.
China: An Essay on the
Policy Considerations, Similarities and Differences,
Erin Michele Baxter.
A State's International Legal Role: From the Earth to
the Moon, Stacey L. Lowder.
Issue 7.2
Table of Contents
Boris Yeltsin's Foreign Policy Legacy, Robert H.
Donaldson.
Inscribing Judicial Preferences into Our Fundamental
Law: On the European Principle of Margins of
Appreciation as Constitutional Jurisprudence in the U.S., Larry Cata
Backer.
The ECJ, the ICJ and Intellectual Property: Is
Harmonization the Key, Lee Ann Askew.
Ireland's
Constitutional Protection of the Unborn: Is It in
Danger, G. Diane Lee.
Drafting a Dispute Resolution Provision in International
Commercial Contracts, Deborah L. Holland.
The Effects of Child Labor on the Family in Asian
Countries, Bhavin Patel.
The Crisis in Afghanistan:
When Will Gender Apartheid End, Lisa M. Ayoub.
Volume 6 (1998-1999)
Title Page
Issue 6.1
Table of Contents
Law and Religion: The Divorce Systems of India, Sampak P. Garg.
Diplomatic Recognition of States in Statu Nascendi: The
Case of Palestine,
Sanford R.
Silverberg.
A Concise Essay on the History of State and Law
Development in the Republic of Kazakhstan,
Zaure Ayupova.
The Republic of Kazakhstan: Six Years of Independent
Development, Zaure Ayupova.
Constitutional Liberties in the
Republic
of Kazakhstan,
Zaure Ayupova.
The Lord's Prayer: Bridge to a Better World, C.G.
Weeramantry.
The Harbor Maintenance Tax: All Dredged up and No Place
to Go, David M. Messer.
Issue 6.2
Table of Contents
A Comparative Study of the Constitutional Adjudication
Systems of the U.S., Germany
and
Korea, Jibong Lim.
Fifth Amendment Rights of a Resident Alien after Balsys,
Sean K. Lloyd.
Investors' Rights: The Evolutionary Process of
Investment Treaties, David R. Adair.
The International Conference on Harmonization of
Pharmaceutical Regulations: Progress or Stagnation,
David V. Eakin.
Forum Non Conveniens: A Review of Its Application in
Past and Recent Cases, Charles Eric Ruhr.
Successful Citizens Submissions under the North-American
Agreement on Environmental Cooperation, Andrea M. Wyrick.
Diverse Opinions on Biodiversity, Royal C. Gardner.
Volume 5 (1997-1998)
Title Page
Issue 5.1
Table of Contents
The Constitutional Guarantee of Equal Protection in
Canada
and the
United States: A
Comparative Analysis of the Standards for Determining
the Validity of Government Action, Joseph M.
Pellicciotti.
Winning Isn't Everything: National Judicial Protection
of Rights under European Community Law, Bruce Carolan.
International Patent Prosecution, Litigation and
Enforcement, Christopher D. DeCluitt.
Corporate Ethics: An Elusive Euphemism, Joseph Auerbach.
German Pillage and Russian Revenge, Stolen Degas, Fifty
Years Later ... Who's Art Is It Anyway, Amy L. Click.
Citizen Petitions under the North American Agreement on
Environmental Cooperation, Scott A. Keefer.
Mikell: African Feminism: The Politics of
Survival in Sub-Saharan Africa, Kate Arrowsmith-Sanders.
Appendix, O.B.A. International Law Section Newsletter.
Issue 5.2
Table of Contents
Aboriginal Rights in
Canada: From Title to
Land to Territorial Sovereignty, Kent McNeil.
The Grand Experiment: Evaluating Indian Law in the
New World, Kevin J. Worthen.
Fundamentals of Importing and the Customs Modernization
Act, Daniel L. Fulkerson.
Investigating
Slovakia's Business
Climate after the Velvet Revolution, Matthew I. Van
Horn.
Ethiopia:
A Dichotomy of Dispair and Hope, Kimberly Medlock Wigger.
Bernstein and Munro: The Coming Conflict with China, Amy Click.
Volume 4 (1996-1997)
Title Page
Issue 4.1
Table of Contents
The Government Structure in the New
Slovak
Republic, Peter Kresak.
Dangers of Righteousness: Unintended Consequences of
Kadic v. Karadzic, David S. Bloch.
Sovereignty in the New World Order: The Once and Future
Position of the United States, a
Merlinesque Task of Quasi-Legal Definition, William C.
Plouffe.
Protecting Human Rights during and after Conflict: The
Role of the United Nations, David Little.
Ethnic Particularism and the Creation of State
Legitimacy in West Africa,
Gwendolyn Mikell.
Geopolitical Risk Assessment in Times of Turmoil,
Ambassador L. Paul Bremer.
Enforceability of Foreign Arbitration Clauses under the
Carriage of Goods by Sea Act after Vimar Seguros y
Reaseguros,
S.A.
v. M/V Sky Reefer, Cherie L. LaCour.
Due Process or Summary Justice: The Alien Terrorist
Removal Provisions under the Antiterrorism and Effective
Death Penalty Act of 1996, Lawrence
E. Harkenrider.
The 1995 Agreement regarding Intellectual Property
Rights between China and the United States: Promises for
International Law or Continuing Problems with Chinese
Piracy, Frank Prohaska V.
Issue 4.2
Table of Contents
Harmonization, Subsidiarity and Cultural Difference: An
Essay on the Dynamics of Opposition within Federative
and International Legal Systems, Larry Cata Backer.
Is International Law Relinquishing Its Exclulsively
Public Law Nature, Hercules Booysen.
Mexico:
Constitutional and Political Implications of the 1995
Natural Gas Regulations, Danielle Homant.
United States
follows Canadian Lead and Takes an Unequivocal Position
against Female Genital Mutilation: In re Fauziya Kasinga,
TiaJuana Jones-Bibbs.
Is the Inter-Bank Market out of Control: Dunn & (and)
Delta v. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Jason A.
Pinson.
The Protection of Indigenous Populations' Cultural
Property in Peru,
Mexico and the United States,
Jason C. Roberts.
GATT and NFTA v. The Helms-Burton Act: Has the United States Violated Multilateral
Agreements, Brian J. Welke.
Index to Titles
Author Index
Subject Index
Volume 3 (1995-1996)
Title Page
Issue 3.1
Table of Contents
The Clinton Administration's Response to China's Human
Rights Record: At the Half-Way Point, Daniel C. Turack.
In Search of a Giant Leap: Curtailing Insider Trading in
International Securities Markets by the Reform of
Insider Trading Laws under European Union Council
Directive 89/592, Stephen J. Leacock.
A Comparison of the Doctrine of Piercing the Corporate
Veil in the United States
and in South Korea, Sung Bae Kim.
Russia's
Strategy of Success: Resources of Economy and Culture,
Alexander L. Ageev.
In Defense of the Classical View, Peter W. Rodman.
Trans-Atlantic Relations in Turmoil: NATO and the Future
of Europe, Geoffrey
Smith.
Baseball, Hot Dogs, Apple Pie, and Strikes: How Baseball
Could Have Avoided Their Latest Strike by Studying
Sports Law from British Football, Natalie M. Gurdak.
Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Does It Have
Enough Force of Law to Hold States Party to the War in
Bosnia-Herzegovina Legally Accountable in the
International Court of Justice, Scott L. Porter.
Issue 3.2
Russian and American Federation: Comparative and Legal
Analysis of Their Origins and Developments, Marat S.
Salikov.
Using Legal Principles to Promote the Health of an
Ecosystem, Martin H. Belsky.
The Different Interdependencies and Connections in
Criminal Procedure Law, Specifically between Pretrial
Detention and Bail from a Civil and a Common Law Point
of View: A Swiss and American Comparative Law Analysis,
Nathalie Gadola-Duerler and Jennifer E. Payne.
Life or Death - The Death Penalty in the
United States
and the New
Republic
of South Africa,
Dana L. Bogie.
Liberalizing Abortion in
Ireland: In re Article
26 and the Passage of the Regulation of Information
(Services outside the State for the Termination of
Pregnancies) Bill, Kristin E. Carder.
The Impact of the Trade Wars between the
United States
and
Japan
on the Future Success of the World Trade Organization,
Heather L. Drake.
Why California's Proposition 187 Is a Decision for the U.S. Supreme
Court, Gregory J. Ehardt.
Secession, Humanitarian Intervention, and Clear
Objectives: When to Commit United States
Military Forces, Stephen A. Wangsgard.
Index to Titles
Author Index
Subject Index
Volume 2 (1994-1995)
Title Page
Issue 2.1
Table of Contents
Introduction, Robert H. Donaldson.
Editor’s Note, Deborah R. Morgan.
Customary International Labor Laws and Their Application
in Hungary,
Poland, and the Czech
Republic, Leslie Deak.
The Need for an Independent International Mechanism to
Protect Group Rights: A Case Study of the Kurds, Olivia
Q. Goldman.
Ethical Dilemmas Confronting Intelligence Agency
Counsel, Dorian D. Greene.
After NAFTA, Looking South, James R. Jones.
The Clinton Administration's
New Energy Policies, Richard Williamson.
Energy, the Environment, and Global Economic Growth,
Maurice Strong.
Environmental Justice and Cultural Conflict, Peterson
Zah.
Difficult Choices: Scenario's for
Russia's Future, Yegor
Gaidar with an Introduction by Robert H. Donaldson.
A New, Emerging World Order: Reflections of Tradition
and Progression through the Eyes of Two Courts, David H.
Herrold.
Issue 2.2
On Earth as It Is in Heaven: A Vision of World Order for
the 21st Century, C.G. Weeramantry.
The United Nations at Fifty, Nicholas Rostow.
Piercing the Corporate Veil in American and German Law -
Liability of Individuals and Entities: A Comparative
View, Carsten Alting.
The Dirty Legal War: Human Rights and the Rule of Law in Chile 1973-1995, Edward C. Snyder.
U.S. Legal Requirements Affecting Trade with Cuba, Maria L.
Pagan.
Customary International Labor Laws and Their Application
in Russia, Leslie Deak.
International Double Taxation, the Foreign Parent Case:
Barclays Bank v. Franchise Tax BD. of
California,
Shannon C. Holcomb.
Intellectual Property under NAFTA: Is Chile up to the
Challenge, Kevin M. Jordan.
The Softwood Lumber Dispute: Refunding Countervailing
Duties under the U.S.-Canada Free-Trade Agreement, Mark
N. Lontchar, Jr.
Nuclear Weapons, the World Health Organization, and the
International Court of Justice: Should an Advisory
Opinion Bring Them Together, Martin M. Strahan.
Index to Titles
Author Index
Subject Index
Volume 1 (1993-1994)
Title Page
Issue 1.1
Table of Contents
Foreword, Senator David L. Boren.
Introduction, Dean John Makdisi.
Editor’s Note, Glenn P. DuPree.
Energy in the NAFTA: Free Trade Confronts
Mexico's Constitution,
Richard D. English.
EC Electricity Legislation and the Irish Electricity
Industry, Eugene D. Cross.
Kazakhstan:
How a New Petroleum Law Can Fuel Economic Development,
Andrew B. Derman.
New Forces in International Energy Law: A Discussion of
Political, Economic, and Environmental Forces within the
Current International Energy Market, Dennis C. Stickley.
Oil and Gas Law Reform in
Russia: Through the Smoke of
Battle, Sheila S. Hollis and John
W. Berresford.
Direct Sales of Gas in the European Community, Alexander
J. Black.
International Energy Transactions: The Role of the
Export Administration Act and the Foreign Corrupt
Practices Act, William A. Mogel.
Transboundary Water Rights: A Valuation for Efficient
Allocation, Martin F. Medeiros.
An Analysis of the Impact of
China's Tax Policies on
Sino-Foreign Oil and Gas Ventures, Joy K. Williams.
Issue 1.2
Table of Contents
Editor’s Note, Glenn P. DuPree.
Effect of the North American Free Trade Agreement on
Trade between the United States and Mexico in the Energy
and Petrochemical Industries, Michael E. Arruda.
Creating a Legal Framework for Investment in the Commonwealth of Independent
States Energy Sector: Lessons from the Energy Charter
Experiment, Dr. Peter Cameron.
Domestic Environmental Energy Technology and Investment
Abroad under the Energy Policy Act of 1992, B. Victoria
Brennan.
When May a Sovereign Be Held Liable for the Acts of Her
Instrumentalities under the Foreign Sovereign Immunities
Act - The Effect of the McKesson Decision, John J.
Bowling and Jeff A. Cohen.
Final Frontier: A Voyage Requiring a World
Enterprise, Christopher L.
Brinkley.
An Anomaly Unknown: Supreme Court Application of
International Law Norms on Indigenous Rights in the
Cherokee Cases, Helen W. Winston.
Third Party Intentional Interference with International
Exclusive Dealing Contracts: An Alternative Solution to
the Obstacles in Parallel Importation Litigation, Tobias
L. Millrood.
Software Copyright Protection in the NAFTA and Berne
Regimes: A Comparative Analysis of U.S. and
Canadian Copyright Law, Michelle Bodine-Keely.
Book Reviews, Daniel C. Turack.
Index to Titles
Author Index
Subject Index |
