Submissions from 2006
Hirst v. United Kingdom (No. 2): A First Look at Prisoner Disenfranchisement by the European Court of Human Rights, William Ashby Powers
Cross-Border Insolvency Law in the United States and its Application to Multinational Corporate Groups, Lesley Salafia
Beyond the Rubicon: Presidential Leadership, International Law & the Use of Force in the Long Hard Slog, J. M. Spectar
Keynote Address by the Permanent Representative of the Kingdom of Cambodia to the United Nations, Chem Widhya
Submissions from 2005
Class Actions in Brazilian Law: General Aspects, Evolution and Some Controversies, Humberto Dalla Bernardina de Pinho
Translating the French Civil Code: Politics, Linguistics and Legislation, Olivier Cachard
F. Hoffman-Laroche, LTD. v. Empagran and the Extraterritorial Limits of United States Antitrust Jurisdiction: Where Comity and Deterrence Collide, Siddharth Fernandes
From Intellectual Property Rights to Pharmaceutical R&D Investment: Considering the Potential Employment Effects of Legalized Reimportation, Joseph Golec and John Vernon
Corporate Insolvency Law & Practice in South Korea in the Aftermath of the Asian Financial Crisis, Elinor Kim
Price Controls for Prescription Drugs: Canada Does it, so can the United States, Joel Lexchin
Love's Refugees: The Effects of Stringent Danish Immigration Policies on Danes and their Non-Danish Spouses, Lindsey Rubin
Divergence and Diversity in Post-Communist European Human Rights Cases, James A. Sweeney
Worldwide Prescriptive Jurisdiction in Internet Content Controversies: A Comparative Analysis, Yulia A. Timofeeva
Submissions from 2004
Developing a District Health System in South Africa, Sarah Black
Hegemonic Leadership: Is the Concept Still Useful?, Mark R. Brawley
A Ruined Fortress? Europe and American Economic Hegemony, Alan W. Cafruny
French Civil Law Between Past and Revival, Guy Canivet
The Foreign Policy Thread in the European Labyrinth, Denis Chaibi
The Loewen Group v. United States: Punitive Damages and the Foreign Investment Provisions of the North American Free Trade Agreement, Lucien J. Dhooge
Looking for the Progressive Empire: Where is the European Union's Foreign Policy?, Sara Dillon
Development and Hegemony: Cultural Property and Cultural Propriety in the Maya Region, Edward F. Fischer and Avery Dickens
Increasing Extraterritorial Intrusion of European Union Authority into U.S. Business Mergers and Competition Practices: U.S. Multinational Businesses Underestimate the Strength of the European Commission from G.E.-Honeywell to Microsoft, Barbara Crutchfield George, Lynn Vivian Dymally, and Kathleen A. Lacey
Asylum Protection for the Mentally Disabled: How the Evolution of Rights for the Mentally Ill in the United States Created a "Social Group", Laura E. Hortas
Viva Helms-Burton?: An Alternative to Continued U.S. Sanctions of Cuba and Threats to Third-Party Nationals, David O. Irving
India and the New American Hegemony, Mira Kamdar
The South African Constitutional Court's Construction of Socio-Economic Rights: A Response to Critics, Mark S. Kende
Book Review Essay: Enemy Aliens: Double Standards and Constitutional Freedoms in the War on Terrorism, Elizabeth M. McCormcik
A "World Occupation" of the Iraqi Economy? How Order 39 will Create a Semi-Sovereign State, Melissa A. Murphy
Harmony or Hegemony? The American Militia Role in the Pursuit of Justice, Michael A. Newton
American Hegemony, U.S. Political Leaders, and General International Law, John E. Noyes
Shades of American Hegemony: The Primitive, the Enlightened. and the Benevolent, Randolph B. Persaud
American Hegemony: If Not Us, Then Who?, Scheherazade S. Rehman
Turn the Other Cheek, or Demand an Eye for an Eye? Religious Persecution in China and an Effective Western Response, Ellen S. Reinstein
Hegemony and its Ideological Blind Spots, David Shorr
Implications of the Altmann Decision on Former Yugoslav States, Milena Sterio
Will the New European Union Competition Regulation Increase Private Litigation? An International Comparison, Michael Van Hoof
The Future of German Labor Relations: Lessons German Unions can Learn from American Failures, Cara Waldman
The Limits of International Criminal Law: House Demolitions in an Occupied Territory, Ariel Zemach
Submissions from 2003
Status of Taliban and Al Qaeda Soldiers: Another Viewpoint, Lawrence Azubuike
Reproductive Rights in Afghanistan: Considerations of Abortion Regulation in Light of the Afghan Reconstruction Process, Melanie M. Brookes
Human Rights Violations by Multinational Corporations and International Law: Where From Here?, Surya Deva
"This is Not Like Any Other Legal Question": A Brief History of Nazi Law Before U.K. and U.S. Courts, David Fraser
Like Oil and Water: The WTO and the World's Water Resources, Rona Nardone
The Harmonization of Corporate Taxation & Accounting Standards in the European Community and their Interrelationship, Sabine D. Selbach
Rights Under Fire: The Inadequacy of International Human Rights Instruments in Combating Dowry Murder in India, Meghana Shah
India and Pakistan - A Cautionary Tale for Israel and Palestine, Jeffrey Weiss
Book Review: Peace With Justice? War Crimes and Accountability in the Former Yugoslavia, Robert Whitman and Cara D. Cutler
International Electronic Transaction Contracts Between U.S. and EU Companies and Customers, Jochen Zaremba
This Land is My Land: The Evolution of Property Rights and Land Reform in South Africa, Olivia L. Zirker
Submissions from 2002
Symposium: Questions, Answers, and Comments
The Global AIDS Crisis: Human Rights, International Pharmaceutical Markets and Intellectual Property
Equity and Efficiency in Markets for Ideas, Richard Adelstein
Stem Cell Research: The Laws of Nations and a Proposal for International Guidelines, Allison C. Ayer
On Local Justice and Culture in Post-Taliban Afghanistan, Thomas J. Barfield
Tripping Over Patients: AIDS, Access to Treatment and the Manufacturing of Scarcity, Jonathan Michael Berger
The Perspectival Nature of Expert Testimony in the United States, England, Korea, and France, M. Neil Browne, Carrie L. Williamson, and Linda L. Barkacs
Several for the Price of One: Right to AIDS Treatment as Link to Other Human Rights, Joanne Csete
Symposium: Reluctant Nation Building: Promoting the Rule of Law in Post-Taliban Afghanistan: Introductory Remarks, Laura A. Dickinson
The Clash Between Corruption and Codes of Conduct: The Corporate Role in Forging a Human Rights Standard, Stephanie F. Dyson
A Survey of International Hearsay Exceptions in Child Sex Abuse Cases: Balancing the Equities in Search of a More Pragmatic Rule, Khristopher M. Gregoire
Access to Treatment for HIV/AIDS: A Human Rights Issue in the Developing World, Jennifer Joni
Book Review: Sharing Transboundary Resources: International Law and Optimal Resource Use, Bradley C. Karkkainen
Promoting a Formal System of Justice in Post-Taliban Afghanistan, Neil Kritz
Access to HIV Drugs: Are We Changing the Two World Paradigm?, Zita Lazzarini
Ireland's Secular Revolution: The Waning Influence of the Catholic Church and the Future of Ireland's Blasphemy Law, Kathryn A. O'Brien
A Russian Legal Revolution: The 2002 Criminal Procedure Code - Part One, Leonard Orland
A Russian Legal Revolution: The 2002 Criminal Procedure Code - Part Two, Leonard Orland
The AIDS Fund for Africa, Ochoro E. Otunnu
Copyright Restoration Under § 104A: Rethinking Copyright Law's First Amendment Immunity, John Presper
On Respect for the Rule of Law in Post-Taliban Afghanistan, Pierre-Richard Prosper
To Waive or Not to Waive: Immunity and Accountability in U.N. Peacekeeping Operations, Frederick Rawski
To Reaffirm Faith in Fundamental Human Rights: The Challenge of Managing Diversity in Africa, Nasila S. Rembe
Book Review: Culture and Equality: An Egalitarian Critique of Multiculturalism, Johan D. van der Vyver
Intellectual Property Rights, the World Trade Organization and Public Health: The Brazilian Perspective, Jose Marcos Nogueira Viana
Changing Roles of State and Non-State Actors in the Wake of Drugs Access Decisions in South Africa and Brazil, Cesar Vieira
The Globalization of Corporate Governance: Shareholder Protection, Hostile Takeovers and the Evolving Corporate Environment in France, Perry E. Wallace
Submissions from 2001
A Global Approach for Multi-Creditor Out-Of-Court Restructurings - A New Initiative and the Wider Issues, Terry Bond
Cultural Property and Ownership: Antiquities, Clemency Coggins
Reforming Brazilian Insolvency Law, Gloria Angelica Contu
Comment: A Decade of Failure: The Legality and Efficacy of United Nations Actions in the Elimination of Iraqi Weapons of Mass Destruction, Michael L. Cornell
U.S. Art Museums and Cultural Property, James Cuno
The Emergence of Mechanisms for Cross-Border Insolvencies in Canadian Law, Sean Dargan
Foreign Representatives in U.S. Chapter 11 Cases: Filling the Void in the Law of Multinational Insolvencies, Evan D. Flaschen, Anthony J. Smits, and Leo Plank
Comment: Enter the Library: Creating a Digital Lending Right, Joshua H. Foley
The Public Interest in the Restitution of Cultural Objects, Patty Gerstenblith
Symposium - International Insolvency: Introduction, Richard A. Gitlin
Insolvency Reform and Economic Policy, Sean Hagan
Protecting Debtor's Subsidiaries: Extending the Automatic Stay of 11 U.S.C. § 362 to Foreign Subsidiaries, William J. Kambas
The New Environment of Insolvency in Mexico, Eduardo Martinez
Cultural Resources and Protection Under United States Law, Francis P. McManamon