| George Washington Journal of International Law and Economics |
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| A GATT-analogue approach to analyzing the consistency of the FCC's foreign participation order with U.S. GATS MFN commitments.(General Agreement on Trade in Services and most-favored nation treatment) | Law | Ku, Ruth |
| All aboard the Congressional fast track: from trade to beyond. | Law | Carrier, Michael A. |
| Antitrust at 35,000 feet: the extraterritorial application of United States and European Community competition law in the air transport sector. | Law | Elliott, G. Porter |
| Antitrust policy in Ukraine. | Law | Kovacic, William E., Boner, Roger Alan |
| A public international law critique of the extraterritorial jurisdiction of the Helms-Burton Act (Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity (Libertad) Act of 1996).(International Symposium on the Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity (Libertad) Act of 1996) | Law | Muse, Robert L. |
| Basle Committee minimum standards: international regulatory response to the failure of BCCI. | Law | Alford, Duncan E. |
| Be careful what you wish for: U.S. politics and the future of the national security exception to the GATT. | Law | Shapiro, David T. |
| Canadian cultural policy and the NAFTA: problems facing the U.S. copyright industries. | Law | Hedley, Hale E. |
| China: a most favored nation or a most feared nation - the PRC's latest anti-crime campaign and a possible U.S. response. | Law | Stern, Russell H. |
| Close but no cigar: a comparative analysis of the FDA's attempt to regulate tobacco use. | Law | O'Neill, Richard W. |
| Combatting Russian organized crime: Russia's fledgling jury system on trial. | Law | DeVille, Duncan |
| Conditions and circumstances of living on death row - violative of individual rights and fundamental freedoms?: divergent trends of judicial review in evaluating the "death row phenomenon." | Law | Yuzon, Florencio J. |
| Definition of trade in services under the GATS: legal implications.(General Agreement on Trade in Services) | Law | Abu-Akeel, Aly K. |
| Does the world need a new international environmental court?(Conference on International Environmental Dispute Resolutions) | Law | Murphy, Sean D. |
| Eighteen months to publication: should the United States join Europe and Japan by promptly publishing patent applications? | Law | Ragusa, Paul A. |
| Environmental justice without borders: the need for an international court of the environment to protect fundamental environmental rights.(Conference on International Environmental Dispute Resolutions) | Law | McCallion, Kenneth F., Sharma, H. Rajan |
| European Union mobile telecommunications policy and the Communications Act of 1934: can Congress avoid a collision on the information superhighway? | Law | Morse, Robert G. |
| Financial innovation, domestic regulation and the international marketplace: lessons on meeting globalization's challenge drawn from the international bond market. | Law | Mailander, Christopher J. |
| Foreign blocking statutes and the GATT: state sovereignty and the enforcement of U.S. economic laws abroad. | Law | Price, R. Edward |
| Foreign debts to the U.S. government: recent rescheduling and forgiveness. | Law | Sanford, Jonathan E. |
| Foreign investment in the Philippines. | Law | Scalise, David G., De Guzman, Patricia J. |
| Free trade and the protection of cultural property: the need for an economic incentive to report newly discovered antiquities. | Law | Villanueva, Robin Hardy |
| Game theory, signalling, and international legal relations. | Law | Mock, William B.T. |
| Global securities trading: the question of a watchdog. | Law | Millspaugh, Peter E. |
| Helms-Burton invites a closer look at counter-measures.(International Symposium on the Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity (Libertad) Act of 1996) | Law | Tramhel, Jeannette M.E. |
| Hong Kong 1997: can the People's Republic of China be compelled to abide by the Joint Declaration? | Law | Vitrano, Paul |
| Hungarian legal reform for the private sector. | Law | Gray, Cheryl W., Hanson, Rebecca J., Heller, Michael |
| Implementing the right to counsel in post-apartheid South Africa. | Law | Meadows, Sharon |
| In defense of the child: a jus cogens approach to the capital punishment of juveniles in the United States. | Law | Nguyen, Kha Q. |
| India's right to reclaim cultural and art treasures from Britain under international law.(Conference on International Environmental Dispute Resolutions) | Law | Hatti, Vivek K. |
| International insolvencies: an English-American comparison with an analysis of proposed solutions. | Law | Kim, Chin, Smith, Jimmy C. |
| Is the Uniform Foreign Money-Judgments Recognition Act potentially unconstitutional? If so, should the Texas cure be adopted elsewhere? | Law | Graving, Richard J., Sylvester, Jon H. |
| Japan's new trade secret law: we asked for it - now what have we got? | Law | Svetz, Holly Emrick |
| Lawyer publicity in the European Union: bans are removed but barriers remain. | Law | Hill, Louise L. |
| Lessons learned: an evaluation of the past and future of educational finance and administrative reform in Canada, Great Britain, and the United States. | Law | Martin, Michael J. |
| Life after the voluntary restraint agreements: the future of the U.S. steel industry. | Law | Seebald, Craig P. |
| Money laundering, financial fraud, and technology: the perils of an instantaneous economy. | Law | Zagaris, Bruce, MacDonald, Scott B. |
| NAFTA, foreign investment, and the Mexican banking system. (North American Free Trade Agreement) | Law | Nalda, Carlos M. |
| Neural networks: here, there, and everywhere - an examination of available intellectual property protection for neural networks in Europe and the United States. | Law | Rao, Dana S. |
| On common ground: using cultural bias factors to deconstruct Asia-Pacific labor law. | Law | Curran, Michael R. |
| Original meanings and the Film dispute: the drafting history, textual evolution, and application of the non-violation nullification or impairment remedy.(World Trade Organization decision on Japanese film imports) | Law | Lester, Simon N., Durling, James P. |
| Patent enforcement difficulties in Japan: are there any satisfactory solutions for the United States? | Law | Revelos, William C. |
| Patent protection and technology transfer in the developing world: the Thailand experience. | Law | Kwon, Howard A. |
| Precision-guided munitions demonstrated their pinpoint accuracy in Desert Storm; but is a country obligated to use precision technology to minimize collateral civilian injury and damage? | Law | Infeld, Danielle L. |
| Preventing terrorist fundraising in the United States. | Law | Patton, William |
| Reconsidering the maritime laws of finds and salvage: a free market alternative. | Law | Hawkins, Jance R. |
| Re-examining the role of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission regarding Title VII's foreign laws defense. | Law | Sandra, Miller |
| Reforming French corporate governance: a return to the two-tiered board? | Law | Aste, Lauren J. |
| Reform within the social-market economy: an analysis of current labor market reforms in Germany and predicted market repercussions on the role of trade unions. | Law | Seewald, John R., Jr. |
| Regulation of the international trade of endangered species by the World Trade Organization.(Conference on International Environmental Dispute Resolutions) | Law | Granadillo, Elizabeth |
| Rethinking antidumping law. | Law | Bhala, Raj |
| Searching for "bubbles of capitalism": application of the U.S. antidumping and countervailing duty laws to reforming nonmarket economies. | Law | Holmer, Alan F., Bello, Judith H., Preiss, Jeremy O. |
| Standing for protection of collective rights in the European communities.(Conference on International Environmental Dispute Resolutions) | Law | Peck, Alison |
| The 1993 revision of the Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits. | Law | Buckley, Ross P. |
| The Boeing-McDonnell Duglas merger: competition law, parochialism, and the need for a globalized antitrust system. | Law | Luz, Kathleen |
| The controversy over Title III of the Helms-Burton Act: who is breaking international law - the United States, or the states that have made themselves co-conspirators with Cuba in its unlawful confiscations?(International Symposium on the Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity (Libertad) Act of 1996) | Law | Clagett, Brice M. |
| The FCC's call-back order: proper respect for international comity? | Law | Silber, Seth C. |
| The future of state unitary taxation of foreign-owned U.S. subsidiaries after Barclays Bank PLC v. Franchise Tax Board.(Case Note) | Law | Sullivan, Terry |
| The Geneva Steel Co. decision raises concerns in Geneva: why the 1916 Antidumping Act violates the WTO Antidumping Agreement.(nonpredatory price discrimination; World Trade Organization) | Law | Keppler, Dianne M. |
| The Global Environment Facility: a new development in international law and organization. | Law | Silard, Stephen A. |
| The institutional and normative significance of the European Union's Acquired Rights Directive. | Law | Henderson, Joshua M. |
| The international human rights of the child: do they protect the female child? | Law | Backstrom, Kirsten M. |
| The internationalization of the war on drugs and its potential for successfully addressing drug trafficking and related crimes in South Africa. | Law | Shereda, Joseph P. |
| The labor side agreement under the NAFTA: analysis of its failure to include strong enforcement provisions and recommendations for future labor agreements negotiated with developing countries. | Law | Pomeroy, Laura Okin |
| The rush for state shares in the "Klondyke" of wild east capitalism: loans-for-shares transactions in Russia. | Law | Lieberman, Ira W., Veimetra, Rogi |
| The sinking of the United States electronics industry within Japanese patent pools. | Law | Taylor, David S. |
| The United Nations Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment: the Bush Administration's stance on torture. | Law | Magee, Peder van W. |
| The United States's failure to establish a high-level nuclear waste storage facility is threatening its ability to effectively support nuclear nonproliferation. | Law | Busby, Robert |
| The vexatiousness of a vexation rule: international comity and antisuit injunctions. | Law | Swanson, Steven R. |
| Threats of foreign group boycotts of American industry made in response to U.S. government trade policy: illegal anticompetitive activity or protected lobbying under the Noerr-Pennington doctrine? | Law | Waxman, Michael Peter |
| Trademarks and gray market goods: why U.S. trademark holders should be held strictly liable for defective gray market imports. | Law | Alberts, Sam J. |
| "Trust but verify": verification in the joint implementation regime.(voluntary agreements between nations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions) | Law | Llobet, Gabriela |
| United States ratification of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women. | Law | Halberstam, Malvina |
| United States v. Nippon Paper Co.: criminal application of the Sherman Act abroad.(antitrust law) | Law | Bishop, Michael |
| U.S. taxation of international athletes: a reexamination of the Artiste and Athlete Article in tax treaties. | Law | Evans, Stephanie C. |
| What major league baseball can learn from its international counterparts: building a model collective bargaining agreement for major league baseball. | Law | Greenwood, Jon S. |
| What Major League Baseball can learn from its international counterparts: building a model collective-bargaining agreement for Major League Baseball. (comparison with Japanese and English sports league labor contracts) | Law | Greenwood, Jon S. |
| When unimportant is interesting: the negligible import exception to cumulation in antidumping and countervailing duty investigations. | Law | Goldberg, M. Roy |
| Why do you think it's yours? An exposition of the jurisprudence underlying the debate between cultural nationalism and cultural internationalism. | Law | Sljivic, Ana |
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