Volume 45
Volume 45, Number 2
Articles
- Exceptional Engagement: Protocol I and a World United Against Terrorism
- by Michael A. Newton
- Change, Dependency, and Regime Plasticity in Offshore Financial Intermediation: The Saga of the Netherlands Antilles
- by Craig M. Boise & Andrew P. Morriss
Note
- Shifting Viewpoints: The Foreign Trade Antitrust Improvement Act, A Substantive or Jurisdictional Approach
- by Edward Valdespino
Comment
- Sotomayor and the Future of International Law
- by Julia Salvatore, Suparna Salil & Michael Whelan
Volume 45, Number 1
Articles
- Resurrecting the Doha Round: Devilish Details, Grand Themes, and China Too
- by Raj Bhala
- Foreign Investment in China: Will the Anti-Monopoly Law be a Barrier or a Facilitator?
- by Professor Mark Williams
- At the End of a Long Trade Policy Road
- by John D. Greenwald
- Intellectual Property Rights in Information and Communications Technology Standardization: High-Profile Disputes and Potential for Collaboration Between the United States and China
- by Baisheng An
- Green from Above: Climate Change, New Developmental Strategy, and Regulatory Choice in China
- by Dongsheng Zang
- Something Wicked This Way Comes: The United States Government’s Response to Unsafe Imported Chinese Toys and Subsidized Chinese Exports
- by Scott D. McBride
Note
Volume 44
Volume 44, Number 4
- Corporate Groups and Cross-Border Bankruptcy
- by Harry Rajak
- Oversight and Financing of Cross-Border Business Enterprise Group Insolvency Proceedings
- by Janis Sarra
- Of Herring and Sausage: Nordic Responses to Banking Crises as Examples for the United States
- by William F. Stutts & Wesley C. Watts
- Anti-Offshoring Legislation and United States Federalism: The Constitutionality of Federal and State Measures Against Global Outsourcing of Professional Services
- by Amar Gupta & Deth Sao
Comments
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