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Philippines and the Role of ICSID Tribunals in Investor-State Contract DisputesNo Direction Home: Nationalism and Statelessness in the BalticsLegal Integration of NAFTA Through Supranational AdjudicationThe Choice-of-Law Rules of the European Community Regulation on the Law Applicable to Non-Contractual Obligations: Simple and Predictable, Consequences-Based, or Neither?Food Safety Regulation in the European Union: Toward an Unavoidable Centralization of Regulatory PowersThe Convergence of Renewed Nationalization, Rising Commodities, and “Americanization” in International Arbitration and the Need for More Rigorous Legal and Procedural DefensesQuestioning Civilian ImmunityThe Result of Disparate Treatment of Third-Country Alien Employees in Multinational Enterprises: A Class DistinctionThe Solitude of Latin America: The Struggle for Rights South of the BorderUpholding Human Rights in the Hemisphere: Casting Down Impunity Through the Inter-American Court of Human RightsClientelism in Argentina: Piqueteros and Relief Payment Plans for the Unemployed—Misunderstanding the Role of Civil SocietyConsumer Over-Indebtedness: A U.S. PerspectiveVolume 43, Number 3Making Trade Liberalization Work for the Poor: Trade Law and the Informal Economy in ColombiaVolume 43, Number 2Volume 44 (2008–2009)Vol. 43, No. 3, Now AvailableVol. 43, No. 2, Now AvailableDonorsTILJ Hosts Upcoming Lecture SeriesTILJ Hosts Upcoming SymposiumCredit Card Donations Now AcceptedTILJ Congratulates Vol. 44 Editorial Board“Center of Main Interests” Finally Becomes the Center of Main Interest in the Case LawTILJ Thanks Symposium SponsorsTransport Law for the 21st Century: The New UNCITRAL ConventionTILJ Alumni ReceptionWelcome, TILJ Alumni!Standards and Procedures for Classifying “Enemy Combatants”: Judiciary, What Have You Done?Vol. 43, No. 1, Now AvailableDonationsSponsorsMedellin: A Textual AnalysisBridging the Divide Between Academia and Practice in International Humanitarian LawAdding Tools to the Arsenal: Options for Restitution from the Intermediary Seller and Recovery for Good-Faith Possessors of Nazi-Looted ArtFrom the “Constitution of the Maritime Safety Committee” to the “Constitution of the Council”: Will the IMCO Experience Repeat Itself at the IMO Nearly Fifty Years On? The Juridical Politics of an International OrganizationStandards and Procedures for Classifying “Enemy Combatants”: Congress, What Have You Done?Questioning the Jurisdictional Moorings of the Military Commissions ActSchizophrenic Treaty LawDefining Unlawful Enemy Combatants: A Centripetal StoryVolume 43, Number 1Thank You!Request FormAlumni NewsAdvisory BoardTILJ Thanks Website SponsorTILJ Welcomes Vol. 43 StaffWelcome, Alumni!Thank You!Submission FormVolume 43 (2007–2008)Noteable QuotesStaffLinksContactCopyrightAbout the JournalSubmissionsAdvertisingReprints & Back IssuesSponsorshipSubscriptionsThe Disappearing Divide Between Property and Obligation: The Impact of Aligning Legal Analysis and Commercial ExpectationAvoidance of Pre-Bankruptcy Transactions in Multinational Bankruptcy CasesDisclosure as a Public Policy Instrument in Global Capital MarketsThe Agricultural Exemption in Antitrust Law: A Comparative Look at the Political Economy of Market RegulationLegal Mercantile Evolution from the Twentieth Century to the Dawning of the Twenty-First CenturyGroup Insolvencies – Some Thoughts About New ApproachesBanking Law Reform and Users-Consumers in Developing Economies: Creating an Accessible and Equitable Consumer Base from the “Excluded”The Landmark 2005 Hague Convention on Choice of Court AgreementJapan’s Personal Insolvency LawSecuritization in IsraelSecured Lending and Its Poverty Reduction EffectRecent International Developments in the Law of Negotiable Instruments and Payment and Settlement SystemsCanadian Preference Law ReformDeveloping Global Transnational Harmonization Procedures for the Twenty-First Century: The Accelerating Pace of Common and Civil Law ConvergenceDeveloping a New Commercial Court in GhanaTheorizing Transnational Commercial LawNegotiation in Letter of Credit Practice and Law: The Evolution of the DoctrineProperty Rights, Collateral, Creditor Rights, and Insolvency in East AsiaHarmonization and Modernization in UNCITRAL’s Legislative Guide on Insolvency LawCorporate Gatekeeper Liability in CanadaThe Modernization of European Competition Law: A Story of Unfinished ConceptProportionality: WTO Law: in Comparative PerspectiveVolume 42, Number 3IntroductionA Conference on the Military Commissions ActVolume 42, Number 2The European Communities Biotech Dispute: How the WTO Fails to Consider Cultural Factors in the Genetically Modified Food Debate“Orphans” or Veterans?: Justice for Children Born of War in East TimorChoice of Law for Quantification of Damages: A Judgment of the House of Lords Makes a Bad Rule WorseTough Love: The Dramatic Birth and Looming Demise of UNCLOS Property Law (and What Is to Be Done About It)Volume 42, Number 1The MOX Plant Case: The Question of “Supplemental Jurisdiction” for International Environmental Claims Under UNCLOSThe New Cultural Diversity Convention and Its Implications on the WTO International Trade Regime: A Critical Comparative AnalysisSovereignty Revisited: International Law and Parallel Sovereignty of Indigenous PeoplesIslamic Finance Opportunities in the Oil and Gas Sector: An Introduction to an Emerging FieldConflicts Between United States Immigration Law and the General Agreement on Trade in Services: Most-Favored-Nation ObligationIs Secularism Possible in a Majority-Muslim Country?: The Turkish Example

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May 23, 2008

Vol. 43, No. 3, Now Available

The Texas International Law Journal is pleased to announce that Volume 43, Number 3 (Summer 2008), is now available as part of an annual subscription (domestic or foreign) or as a single issue (domestic only). See Subscriptions for more information.

May 23, 2008

Vol. 43, No. 2, Now Available

The Texas International Law Journal is pleased to announce that Volume 43, Number 2 (Spring 2008), is now available as part of an annual subscription (domestic or foreign) or as a single issue (domestic only). See Subscriptions for more information.

March 31, 2008

TILJ Hosts Upcoming Lecture Series

You are invited to join Professor Jay Westbrook and the Texas International Law Journal in welcoming Professors Ian Fletcher and Jacob Ziegel to a lecture series on International Insolvency at the University of Texas School of Law.

Professor Ian Fletcher, the world’s preeminent scholar on international and comparative insolvency law, will be speaking on “The Elusive Quest for Global Consensus on International Bankruptcy: Interim Progress Report on the Global Principles Project” on Thursday, April 3, at 11:30 a.m. in the Sheffield Room.

Professor Jacob Ziegel, a leading expert on Canadian insolvency law, will be speaking on “Global Trends in Insolvency Law and the Impact on Reform in Canada” on Monday, April 7, at 11:30 a.m. in the Sheffield Room.

Admission is free and open to the public, and lunch will be provided for attendees who RSVP.

March 19, 2008

TILJ Hosts Upcoming Symposium

On March 27–28, 2008, the Texas International Law Journal, U.S. State Department, and Maritime Law Association will present a symposium entitled Transport Law for the 21st Century: The New UNCITRAL Convention for an open discussion on issues related to the ratification of the new Convention on the Carriage of Goods by Sea. The event will be held in the Law School’s Sheffield Room. Admission is free and open to the public, and attendees may register to obtain 5 CLE credit hours. See Symposium for more information.

February 27, 2008

TILJ Congratulates Vol. 44 Editorial Board

The Texas International Law Journal congratulates its new Editorial Board for Volume 44 (2008–2009):

- Editor-in-Chief: Katherine Doty
- Managing Editor: Lorraine Graw
- Managing Editor: Michael Wakefield
- Executive Editor: Eric Christensen
- Executive Editor: John Donaleski
- Executive Editor: Diane Princ
- Submissions Editor: Stephen McKay
- Director of Development: Kerry Potter McCormick
- Symposium Coordinator: Mitchell Kilby
- Student Notes Editor: Jessica Bennett
- Student Notes Editor: Lorena Pickle
- Research Editor: Bradley Abel

November 19, 2007

- Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld, L.L.P.
- Allen & Overy, L.L.P.
- Baker Botts, L.L.P.
- FedEx Trade Networks, Inc.
- Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson, L.L.P.
- Holland & Knight, L.L.P.
- King & Spalding, L.L.P.
- The Maritime Law Association of the United States
- Tuggey, Rosenthal, Pauerstein, Sandoloski & Agather, L.L.P.
- The United States Department of State

for generously sponsoring the upcoming TILJ symposium.

September 12, 2007

TILJ Thanks Website Sponsor

The Texas International Law Journal gratefully acknowledges Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld, L.L.P. for generously sponsoring the redesigned TILJ website.

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