Submissions from 2001
The Genesis, Structure, and Projection of the New Mexican Insolvency Law, Luis Manuel C. Mejan
Claiming Possession of the Material Cultural Property of Indigenous Peoples, Robert K. Paterson
Germany: Lessons to Learn from the Implementation of a New Insolvency Code, Christoph G. Paulus
Recovering Nazi-Looted Art: Report from the Front Lines, Howard N. Spiegler
The Transnational Insolvency Project of the American Law Institute, Jay Lawrence Westbrook
What is Property's Fourth Estate? Cultural Property and the Fiduciary Ideal, Steven Wilf
Submissions from 2000
Book Review: For Humanity: Reflections of a War Crimes Investigator
Book Review: Theories of World Government: A Study in the History of Ideas
The Eagle, the Turtle, the Shrimp, and the WTO: Implications for the Future of Environmental Trade Measures, Jennifer A. Bernazani
Can International Law Help? An Analysis of the Colombian Peace Process, Jorge L. Esquirol
Comment: Which Path to Follow: A Comparative Perspective on the Right of Publicity, Kevin M. Fisher
The Efficacy of Strasbourg Law, Mark Weston Janis
Coming to America: International Students Face a Labyrinth of Income Tax Issues, Ernest R. Larkins
Continuing Relevance of Traditional Modes of Territorial Acquisition in International Law and a Modest Proposal, Seokwoo Lee
The White Rose: Judges and Justice in the Third Reich, Matthew Lippman
A Critical Evaluation of the Development and Implementation of Forest Preservation Services, Ryan K. McKain
Comment: V v. United Kingdom: Is it a "New Deal" for Prosecuting Children as Adults, Eric D. Sentlinger
Comment: Lesson for the United States from Foreign Price Controls on Pharmaceuticals, Jerry Stanton
Recent Developments in the Currency War: The Euro, the Dollar, the Yen, and the Bemu, Edieth Y. Wu
Submissions from 1999
Compendium of International and Comparative Legal Scholarship
Connecticut Compendium of International and Comparative Legal Scholarship
Symposium: Transcript of Afternoon Presentation
Symposium: Transcript of Morning Presentation
End-Runs and Hairy Eyeballs: The Costs of Corruption Controls in Market Democracies, Frank Anechiarico
The Liability of Polycorporate Enterprises, Jose Engracia Antunes
Population Growth and Reproductive Rights in International Human Rights Law, Diana D.M. Babor
Israel After Fifty: The Oslo Agreements, International Law and National Survival, Louis Rene Beres
Princz v. The Federal Republic of Germany: Why the Courts Should Find that Violating Jus Cogens Norms Constitutes an Implied Waiver of Sovereign Immunity, Joseph G. Bergen
Symposium: Preface, Phillip I. Blumberg
The Cross-Border Insolvency Concordat and Customary International Law: Is it Ripe Yet?, David H. Culmer
The Mechanisms of Control, Deborah A. DeMott
Political Corruption: Free-Flowing Opportunism, Claire Moore Dickerson
Flatow v. Islamic Republic of Iran and the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act: Is Peace of Mind Enough?, Ethan J. Early
Corruption and Donor Reforms: Expanding the Promises and Possibilities of the Rule of Law as an Anti-Corruption Strategy in Kenya, James Thuo Gathii
Europe and the Globalization of Antitrust Law, David J. Gerber
Cross-Border Bank Branching Under the NAFTA: Public Choice and the Law of Corporate Groups, Eric J. Gouvin
The International Anti-Corruption Campaign, David Kennedy
Subseabed Disposal of Nuclear Waste: An International Policy Perspective, Cristopher Meisenkothen
Congressional Claims for Treaty Termination Powers in the Age of the Diminished Presidency, James J. Moriarty
"Ratch"eting up the Anti-Corruption Drive: Could a Look at Recent History Cure a Case of Theory-Determinism, John K.M. Ohnesorge
Corruption and Legitimation Crises in Latin America, Ángel Oquendo
Some Aspects of the Law Relating to Corporate Groups in the United Kingdom, Daniel D. Prentice
Corruption, Legitimacy and Human Rights: The Dialectic of the Relationship, Balakrishnan Rajagopal
Allocating Liability in Corporate Groups: An Australian Perspective, Ian M. Ramsay
Political Corruption and Democracy, Susan Rose-Ackerman
The Future of International Adjudication, Philippe J. Sands
The Inevitable Corruption of Transition, Kim Lane Scheppele
Does the "Good Governance Policy" of the International Financial Institutions Privilege Markets at the Expense of Democracy?, Chantal Thomas
Piercing the Veil Within Corporate Groups: Corporate Shareholders as Mere Investors, Robert B. Thompson
Submissions from 1998
Persistent Organic Pollutants: Regime Formation and Norm Selection, Christina S. Chen
Building an International Criminal Court for the 21st Century, Bryan F. MacPherson
The Threat or Use of Nuclear Weapons: Discernable Legal Policies of the Judges of the International Court of Justice, Kazuomi Ouchi
Partial Entrenchment of a Bill of Rights: The Canadian Model offers a Viable Solution to the United Kingdom's Bill of Rights Debate, Vincent P. Pace
Submissions from 1997
Connecticut Compendium of International and Comparative Legal Scholarship
Human Rights in the Federation of Bosnia-Herzegovenia, Bola Ajibola
Address Given at the University of Connecticut School of Law, October 18, 1996, Rudolf Bernhardt
Remarks Given at the Old State House, Hartford, CT, October 18, 1996, Antonio Cassese
An International Criminal Court?, James Crawford
Remarks: The Legacy of Nuremberg October 18, 1996, Christopher J. Dodd
The United Nations' War Crimes Tribunals: An Assessment, Richard Goldstone
The Aggression Upon Bosnia and the Judicial Protection of Human Rights, Omer Ibrahimagic
The Utility of International Criminal Courts, Mark Weston Janis
Toward an International Civil War Claims Tribunal, Jon O. Newman
The Capacity of Judicial Institutions to Play an Affirmative Role in the International Protection of Human Rights: Implications for and from Domestic Law, Ellen Ash Peters
From Nazi Germany and Japan to Yugoslavia and Rwanda: Similarities and Differences, Louis B. Sohn
Submissions from 1996
Connecticut Compendium of International and Comparative Legal Scholarship
Controlling the Russian Mafia: Russian Legal Confusion and U.S. Jurisdictional Power-Play, Shoshanah V. Asnis
Abortion Counselling and the 1995 German Abortion Law, Nanette Funk
Fifty Years After Auschwitz: Prosecutions of Nazi Death Camp Defendants, Matthew Lippman
Women's Rights and Political Economy, Tamara Lothian
Tragedy as a Catalyst for Reform: The American Way?, Laurie M. McQuade
Russian Women and Women's Rights: A Case Study in Universalist/Cultural Relativist Debate, Elizabeth Messud
Listening to Women's Voices: Living in Post-Communist Romania, Nicki Negrau
Quebec's Perspective on Social Aspects and the Broadening of Free Trade in the Americas, Osvaldo Nunez
Republican Principles in International Law, Mortimer Sellers
Symposium: The Status of Women in New Market Economies - April 14-15, 1996, the University of Connecticut School of Law Hartford, Connecticut: Commentary, Eileen Silverstein
Democratization and Women's Employment in Post-Communist Bulgaria, Emily Stoper and Emilia Ianeva
Seeing the Law's Limits: A Westerner Comments on Women and the Disparate Impact of Violence, Nadine Taub
Book Review: Justinian's Digest and the Compilers, Stephen Utz
Ethnic Groups and the Right to Self-Determination, Jerome Wilson
Submissions from 1995
Connecticut Compendium of International and Comparative Legal Scholarship
Symposium: NAFTA at Age One: A Blueprint for Hemispheric Integration?
NAFTA One Year Later: Are the Cups Half Empty or Half Full?, Roberto P. Aponte-Toro
Torts and Divorce: A Comparison of Texas and the Mexican Federal District, Margarita Trevino Balli and David S. Coale
Legislative Responses to HIV/AIDS in Africa, Kenneth J. Bartschi
The Legal Meaning of Terrorism for the Military Commander, Louis Rene Beres
The North American Agreement on Labor Cooperation: A New Frontier in North American Labor Relations, Leonard Bierman and Rafael Gely
Addressing Environmental Concerns Regarding Chilean Accession to NAFTA, Joseph G. Block and Andrew R. Herrup
Going Multilateral: The Evolution of U.S. Hemispheric Labor Rights Policy Under GSP and NAFTA, Lance Compa
Legal Solutions vs. Environmental Realities: The Case of the United States-Mexico Border Region, Irasema Coronado
Can MERCOSUR Accede to NAFTA? A Legal Perspective, Ana Maria de Aguinis
NAALC in the Eyes of the Beholder, David M. Helfeld
The Treatment of Labor and Environmental Issues in Future Western Hemisphere Trade Liberalization Efforts, Robert F. Housman
Reynolds v. International Amateur Athletic Federation: The Need for an Independent Tribunal in International Athletic Disputes, David B. Mack
The Future of Free Trade in the Americas, Ruperto Patino Manffer