| University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Economic Law 2001 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Are the Woolf reforms an antidote for the cost disease? The problem of the increasing cost of litigation and English attempts at a solution.(legal services) | Law | Stamp, Michael E. |
| Breaking on through to the other side: understanding Continental European corporate governance. | Law | Oquendo, Angel R. |
| Foreign investment in Russia's oil and gas: a framework and lessons for the future. | Law | Shulga, Arina |
| Global shares of German corporations and their dual listings on the Frankfurt and New York stock exchanges. | Law | Gruson, Michael |
| implementation of international disclosure standards. | Law | Wolff, Samuel |
| Independence within Hyundai? | Law | Ehrlich, Craig, Dae Seob Kang |
| Insider trading, selective disclosure, and propmop disclosure: a comparative analysis. | Law | Steinberg, Marc I. |
| Intelligent TRIPS implementation: a strategy for countries on the cusp of development.(patent infringement)(Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights) | Law | Petherbridge, Lee |
| International competition policy and the GATs: a proposal to address market access limitations in the distribution services sector.(General Agreement on Trade in Services) | Law | Kearns, Jason E. |
| Japan's regulation of large retain stores: political demands versus economic interests. | Law | Grier, Jean Heilman |
| Managerial opportunism and foreign listing: some direct evidence. | Law | Licht, Amir N. |
| Protectionism to promote culture: South Korea and Japan, a case study. | Law | Kish, Karsie A. |
| Solving the Latin American sovereign debt crisis. | Law | Miller, Jessica W. |
| The battle in Seattle: free trade, labor rights, and societal values. | Law | Summers, Clyde |
| The fit between changes to the international corruption regime and indigenous perceptions of corruption in Kazakhstan. | Law | Nichols, Philip M. |
| The shifting contours of global derivatives regulation.(Current Topic in International Securities Law) | Law | Partnoy, Frank |
| The stock exchanges of the United States and Europe: automation, globalization, and consolidation. | Law | Poser, Norman S. |
| The WTO's reading of the GATT Article XX chapeau: a disguised restriction on environmental measures.(World Trade Organization) | Law | Gaines, Sanford E. |
| Toward GATT integration: circumventing quantitative restrictions on textiles and apparel trade under the Multi-Fiber Arrangement.(General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade) | Law | Wohn, Alice J.H. |
| Tracking stocks in Germany: is German corporate law flexible enough to adopt American financial innovations? | Law | Schnorbus, York |
| Who will raise the white flag? The battle between the United States and the European Union over the protection of geographical indicators.(labeling goods by region or country of origin) | Law | Goldberg, Stacy D. |
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