| University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Economic Law 2000 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Blowing smoke? A reappraisal of U.S. tobacco policy in China. | Law | Parker, Matt |
| Do brothers divide shares forever: obstacles to the effective use of international law in Euphrates River Basin water issues. | Law | Cunningham, Scott L. |
| From international treaties to Internet norms: the evolution of international trademark disputes in the Internet Age.(Exploring Legal Boundaries Within Cyberspace: What Law Controls in a Global Marketplace?) | Law | Halpern, Marcelo, Mehrotra, Ajay K. |
| Jurisdiction in cyberspace: which law and forum apply to securities transactions on the Internet?(Exploring Legal Boundaries Within Cyberspace: What Law Controls in a Global Marketplace?) | Law | Rice, Denis T. |
| Key environmental legislation for Cuba's transition period. | Law | Travieso-Diaz, Matias F. |
| Multidisciplinary practices: changing the global view of the legal profession. | Law | Harrison, Katherine L. |
| Multinational economic network effects and the need for an international antitrust response from the World Trade Organization: a case study in broadcast-media and news corporation. | Law | Soma, John T., Weingarten, Eric K. |
| (National) trademark laws and the (non-national) domain name system.(Exploring Legal Boundaries Within Cyberspace: What Law Controls in a Global Marketplace?) | Law | Dinwoodie, Graeme B. |
| Recent amendments to the Korean Commercial Code and their effects on international competition. | Law | Kim, Joongi |
| Rethinking cyberspace jurisdiction in intellectual property displays.(Exploring Legal Boundaries Within Cyberspace: What Law Controls in a Global Marketplace?) | Law | Ballon, Ian C. |
| Taxing e-commerce: the landscape of Internet taxation.(Exploring Legal Boundaries Within Cyberspace: What Law Controls in a Global Marketplace?) | Law | Cobb, Peter, Kobrin, Stephen J., Wagner, Elizabeth |
| The cross-border insolvency paradigm: a defense of the modified universal approach considering the Japanese experience.(bankruptcy law) | Law | Anderson, Kent |
| The disproportionate effect of the Asian economic crisis on women: the Filipina experience. | Law | Pennay, Lori J. |
| The politics of labor regulation in North America: a reconsideration of labor law enforcement in Mexico. | Law | McGuinness, Michael Joseph |
| The Republic of Ireland's economic boom: Can the Emerald Isle sustain its exponential growth? | Law | Coleman, Meredith J. |
| The role of the state in the context of good governance and electricity management: comparative antecedents and current trends. | Law | Botchway, Francis N. |
| The software piracy battle iin Latin America: should the United States pursue its aggressive bilateral trade policy despite the multilateral TRIPS enforcement framework?(Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights) | Law | Knapp, Inti Linkletter |
| The status of foreign deposits under the federal depositor-preference law. | Law | Curtis, Christopher T. |
| When honor will not suffice: the need for a legally binding international agreement regarding ownership of Nazi-looted art. | Law | Falconer, Kelly Ann |
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