Sanctions against perpetrators of terrorism.
Since the title for this panel is "Presidential Uses of Force
and Other Sanction Strategies," I will begin with "other
sanction strategies"--that is, other than use of force. I would
rather not be . . .
International legal responses to terrorism.
I. INTRODUCTION
On average, from 1993 to 1998, eleven Americans died as victims of
international terrorists each year,(1) but the effect of terrorism--the
quintessential "propaganda of the . . .
FOREWARD.
It is a great pleasure to have the opportunity to introduce three
prominent scholars in the areas of international law and constitutional
powers of the President and Congress, especially with . . .
Environmental Management on North America's
Borders.(Review)
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ON NORTH AMERICA'S BORDERS. Edited by
Richard Kiy and John D. Wirth, Texas A&M University Press, 1998. Pp.
1-305. $27.95.
On October 22, 1998, the Texas Natural Resource . . .
Human Rights: Group Defamation, Freedom of Expression and the Law
of Nations: What International and Domestic Laws Can Teach the
HUMAN RIGHTS: GROUP DEFAMATION, FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION AND THE LAW
OF NATIONS: WHAT INTERNATIONAL AND DOMESTIC LAWS CAN TEACH THE UNITED
STATES. By Thomas David Jones. Boston: Martinus Nijhoff, . . .
The right to privacy is coming to the United Kingdom: balancing
the individual's right to privacy from the press and the
media's
I. INTRODUCTION
On January 25, 1990, Gorden Kaye, a well-known English actor, was
in an automobile accident in which he sustained substantial head
injuries.(1) While recovering from brain surgery . . .
Where the United States goes the world will follow - won't
it?
I. INTRODUCTION
To compete in the rapidly emerging global economy, business and
commerce must have strong encryption schemes, available on an
international basis, to protect the confidentiality . . .
Fallen tiger: the story of Thailand's currency devaluation
in 1997.
I. INTRODUCTION
According to the Chinese calendar, 1998 was the year of the
Tiger.(1) However, the prospects of a successful 1998 remained in doubt
for the "Tiger" economies of Southeast Asia(2) . . .
What's the connection? Vietnam, the rule of law, human
rights and antitrust.
I. INTRODUCTION
Foreign attempts to support advancing the rule of law(1) in Vietnam
have taken many forms. In addition to focusing almost exclusively on
economic law, existing legal assistance . . .
Democracy, judicial reform, the rule of law and environmental
justice in Mexico.
I. ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE AND THE RULE OF LAW IN MEXICO
The long and difficult negotiations leading up to the North
American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) finally concluded in 1992,(2) but
only . . .
Recent developments in admiralty law in the United States Supreme
Court, the Fifth Circuit, and the Eleventh Circuit.(U.S. 5th a
I. INTRODUCTION
The Supreme Court decided two maritime cases during the 1997-1998
term. In the case of California v. Deep Sea Research, Inc.,(1) the Court
clarified, and slightly narrowed, the . . .
Send me your money: controlling international terrorism by
restricting fundraising in the United States.
I. INTRODUCTION
Policy relating to international terrorism has long been a hotly
debated issue in the United States.(1) While virtually everyone would
agree that terrorism is bad, few agree . . .
Connecting currents: toward the integration of North American
electricity markets.
I. INTRODUCTION
As recently as 1991, closed markets and governmentally owned or
regulated monopolies characterized the electricity industries of Canada,
Mexico, and the United States.(1) In the . . .
PIC, POPs and the MAI apocalypse: our environmental future as a
function of investors' rights and chemical management
initiative
I. INTRODUCTION
An increase in the environmentally destructive capabilities of
humankind can be quite vividly linked with the development of the
corporate form. Recently, however, these legal . . .
The European systems of central banks: quo vadis?
I. INTRODUCTION
After years of unsuccessful attempts to achieve monetary
integration within the area of the European Union (Elf),(1) the Economic
and Monetary Union (EMU), as set forth under the . . .
Who patrols the money? The regulation of off-exchange foreign
currency options: Dunn v. Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
I. INTRODUCTION
Money drives the world, and investing money provides the
opportunity to increase one's financial position on the road. As
hybrid forms of financial investing instruments are . . .
Between a rock and a hard place: the legal and moral
juxtaposition of Switzerland's bank secrecy laws as illustrated by
the reve
I. INTRODUCTION
Switzerland's image of neutrality during World War II, a
country surrounded by warring nations and yet heroically maintaining its
own peaceful neutrality,(1) has served the Swiss . . .
Border violence against illegal immigrants and the need to change
the Border Patrol's current complaint review process.
I. INTRODUCTION
The United States of America is considered to be the land of
opportunity,(1) which is why every year more than one million people
cross the Mexico-U.S. border illegally.(2) These . . .
International criminal courts: some dissident views on the
continuation of war by penal means.
I cannot imagine a position where I should strive for an increase
of man-inflicted pain on earth. Nor can I see any good reason to believe
that the recent level of pain-infliction is just the right . . .
The misplaced reliance on free and fair elections in nation
building: the role of constitutional democracy and the rule of
law.
In framing a government which is to be administered by men over
men, the great difficulty lies in this; you must first enable the
government to control the governed; and in the next place oblige it . . .
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