Volume 15, Issue 1
This page contains the archived copy of Volume 15, Issue 1 of the original Tulane Journal of International and Comparative Law.
Volume 15, Issue 1 |
Winter
2006 |
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International
Intervention in an Age of Crisis and Terror: UN
Reform and Regional Practice |
Michael C. Davis |
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Why Some
Developing Countries Are Better Placed Than the
International Monetary Fund Develop Policy Responses
to the Challenges of Global Capital |
Ross P. Buckley |
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Maritime
Terrorism, The Straits of Malacca and the Issue
of State Responsibility |
Abdul Ghafur Hamid |
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Observing
the Legal System of the Community: The Relationship
Between Community and National Legal Systems Under
the African Economic Community Treaty |
Richard Frimpong
Oppong |
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Art Thou
For Us, or For Our Adversaries? Communicative Action
and the Regulation of Product Placement: A Comparative
Study and a Tool for Analysis |
Amit M. Schejter |
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Comments |
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When Will
Help Be On The Way? The Status of International
Disaster Relief Law |
Alejandra de Urioste |
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NGO's in
Russia |
Mike Maxwell |
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Addressing
the Call for the Elimination of Birthright Citizenship
in the United States: Constitutional and Pragmatic
Reasons to Keep Birthright Citizenship Intact |
Katherine Pettit |
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Victor’s
Justice? The Lessons of Nuremberg Applied to the
Trial of Saddam Hussein |
Leslie Scheuermann |
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The Case
for Burma: Inconsistent U.S. Policies; Unjust Application
of U.S. Law |
Amy Roebuck |
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And Not
A Drop To Drink: Water Privatization Pseudo-Sovereignty
and the Female Burden |
Rachel Welch |
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ISSN 1069-4455 |
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Additional |
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Joe Proctor |
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