N.E. J. of Intl. Comp. L. - Archived Volumes

(Former Publication Title)

Remarks:
THE POLITICS BEHIND THE U.S. OPPOSITION TO THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT	Michael P. Scharf
Articles:
UNITED NATIONS PEACEKEEPERS AND INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW: CAN THERE BE AN AFFIRMATIVE DUTY TO PREVENT WAR CRIMES AND CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY?	James B. Donovan & Rafael McLaughlin
TRAFFICKING OF WOMEN INTO THE EUROPEAN UNION	Dianne Johnson
TIOCFIADH AR LA: IRELAND'S STRUGGLE WITH ABORTION	Rachel Yorke
THE NEW LEGAL FRONTIER: SMALL EXPORTING BUSINESSES AND THE PRACTICE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW	Jennie M. McCarthy
Notes:
ESTABLISHING A JOINT VENTURE WITH THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA: A GUIDE FOR AMERICAN BUSINESSES	Michelle Rice
STEMMING THE TIDE: STATUTORY ATTEMPTS TO STOP THE FLOOD OF HAZARDOUS WASTE SHIPPED TO MEXICO	Earl Sheppard
INTERNET REGULATION IN EUROPE: WHOSE DECISION IS IT?	Ingrid Gude
IRAQ - A STEP BY STEP ANALYSIS AND WHAT SHOULD BE DONE IN THE FUTURE	Jeffrey DiAmico
THE FOREIGN CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT: THE CASE FOR MULTILATERAL COOPERATION	Diane Caggiano
Current Developments:
THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION AND THE TRANSATLANTIC BANANA SPLIT
FOREIGN COUNTRIES TAKE AIM AT U.S. TOBACCO INDUSTRY
THE GLOW OF THE FLAME HAS DIMMED: THE IOC TAKES STEPS TO MINIMIZE RECENTLY DISCOVERED SCANDAL
Beanal v. Freeport-McMoran, Inc.: ANATOMY OF AN INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL TORT CASE