The cross-border insolvency paradigm: a defense of the modified universal approach considering the Japanese experience

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The author examines five models of cross-border insolvency proceedings in relation to Japan's modified universal approach insolvency system. Systems employing universalism, modified universalism, secondary insolvency, corporate-charter contractualism, and territorialism are evaluated.

Japan, Interpretation and construction, Bankruptcy law

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Do brothers divide shares forever: obstacles to the effective use of international law in Euphrates River Basin water issues

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The author discusses the economic, social, and political problems which mediate against effective application of international law to Tigris-Euphrates River water issues which include use and conservation issues.

Middle East, Evaluation, Environmental aspects, Distribution, Water, International law, Water distribution, Euphrates River, Tigris River

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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

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The authors use the structure of the international broadcast-news media as an example justifying the need for the World Trade Organization to develop international antitrust regulatory standards.

Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, Antitrust Law, Standards, International aspects, Political aspects, Broadcasting industry, World Trade Organization, Press, Antitrust law (International law)

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