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Immigration Fundamentals For International Lawyers, Michael Maggio, Larry S. Rifkin, Sheila T. Starkey

American University International Law Review

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International Support For International Criminal Tribunals And An International Criminal Court, Claudio Grossman, Gabrielle Kirk Mcdonald, Arlen Specter, Steven "Skippy" Weinstein

American University International Law Review

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The Concept Of Neutrality Since The Adoption And Ratification Of The Hague Neutrality Convention Of 1907, Egon Guttman

American University International Law Review

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The Washington Accord Fifty Years Later: Neutrality, Morality, And International Law, Seymour J. Rubin

American University International Law Review

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U.S. Interagency Report On U.S. And Allied Wartime And Post Postwar Relations And Negotiations With Argentina, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, And Turkey On Looted Gold And German External Assets, William Z. Slany

American University International Law Review

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The Rape Of European Art, Lynn Nicholas

American University International Law Review

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The Use Of Force To Restore Democracy: International Legal Implications Of The Ecowas Intervention In Sierra Leone, Karsten Nowrot, Emily W. Schbacker

American University International Law Review

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Toward Fifty Years Of Constitutionalism And Fundamental Rights In India: Looking Back To See Ahead (1950-2000), Vijayashri Sripati

American University International Law Review

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Combating The Ilicit Art Trade In The European Union: Europol's Role In Recovering Stolen Artwork, Jennifer Sultan

Northwestern Journal of International Law & Business

In order to provide a context for a discussion of how to effectively combat the art theft problem, Part II of this comment will examine the vari- ous incentives that encourage art theft. Parts I, IV, and V will explain the background and key provisions of two international conventions and one regional directive that address the problem of art theft in the EU. Part VI will analyze the strengths and shortcomings of the existing legal regime ac- cording to the two conventions and a directive. Part VII will discuss three mechanisms that have been somewhat successful in the recovery of …

International Law, Ground Water Resources, And The Danube Dam Case, Gabriel Eckstein, Yoram Eckstein

Gabriel Eckstein

International water law is generally applied to disputes between states concerning surface bodies of water crossing international borders. Disputes and policy-making over transboundary ground water resources, however, have traditionally been determined on an ad hoc basis or based on regional custom. This disparate treatment stems primarily from the misunderstood nature of ground water and its relationship to surface water among government officials, policy-makers, jurists, and others. The result often has been the degradation of subsurface waters on both sides of political boundaries, and unwittingly, of numerous international surface bodies of water.

International concern over regional and global availability and quality …

Careers In International Law, Frank Garcia

Frank J. Garcia

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Organic Constitutions, Ruth Gordon

Ruth Gordon

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Reference Re Secession From Quebec: Breaking Up Is Hard To Do, Rosemary Rayfuse

Rosemary Rayfuse

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Dealing With Sovereign Liquidity Crises: New International Initiatives For The New World Of Volatile Capital Flows To And From Emerging Markets, Cynthia C. Lichtenstein

Cynthia C. Lichtenstein

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Primacy Or Complementarity: Reconciling The Jurisdiction Of National Courts And International Criminal Tribunals, Bartram Brown

Bartram Brown

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Trade Implications Of The Basel Convention Amendment Banning North-South Trade In Hazardous Wastes, David A. Wirth

David A. Wirth

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