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The Whitworthian 1989-1990, Whitworth University

The Whitworthian Student Newspaper

The Whitworthian student newspaper, September 1989-May 1990.

Washington University Magazine, Summer 1990

Washington University Magazine

No abstract provided.

Commencement Program 1990, Whitworth University

Commencement Programs

Commencement exercises of Whitworth College in May 1990.

Risk Perception In International River Basin Managemnt: The Plata Basin Example, Jorge O. Trevin, J. C. Day

Natural Resources Journal

No abstract provided.

The Economics Of Common Property: A Review Of Two Recent Books, Barry C. Field

Natural Resources Journal

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Drug Testing Of Student Athletes: Some Contract And Tort Implications, Leroy Pernell

Journal Publications

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Chapter 1: Abortion

Women's Annotated Legal Bibliography

Abortion — p. 1

Roe v. Wade and Webster v. Reproductive Health Services — p. 7

Minor’s Rights — p. 11

Chapter 4: Discrimination

Women's Annotated Legal Bibliography

Affirmative Action — p. 27

Employment, Gender and Racial Discrimination — p. 29

Private Club Discrimination — p. 39

Chapter 3: Child Abuse

Women's Annotated Legal Bibliography

No abstract provided.

Chapter 2: Battered Women

Women's Annotated Legal Bibliography

No abstract provided.

Chapter 6: Gay And Lesbian Issues

Women's Annotated Legal Bibliography

No abstract provided.

Chapter 5: Family Issues

Women's Annotated Legal Bibliography

Adoption and Surrogacy — p. 45

Child Custody — p. 50

Divorce and Related Financial Issues — p. 55

Educating and Housing Children — p. 63

Rights of Prisoners — p. 64

Interspousal Immunity — p. 66

Pregnancy and Motherhood — p. 68

Chapter 7: Health

Women's Annotated Legal Bibliography

Sexually Transmitted Diseases — p. 83

Fetal Tissue Transplants and Organ Donations — p. 86

Women and Work-Related Health Hazards — p. 88

Chapter 8: International Issues

Women's Annotated Legal Bibliography

No abstract provided.

Chapter 9: Obscenity, Pornography And Prostitution

Women's Annotated Legal Bibliography

No abstract provided.

Chapter 10: Rape

Women's Annotated Legal Bibliography

No abstract provided.

Chapter 11: Women And The Law

Women's Annotated Legal Bibliography

Changes in the Profession — p. 113

Feminist Jurisprudence and Legal Theory — p. 115

Education — p. 119

Professional Opportunities — p. 120

Chapter 12: Miscellaneous

Women's Annotated Legal Bibliography

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Regulation And Liberalization Of Imports And Foreign Investment And The Role Of Trade Actions In The Republic Of Korea, David A. Laverty

Michigan Journal of International Law

The Republic of Korea is well-known for its exceptionally successful export-driven economy and for the role of the Korean government in actively pursuing policies which have fostered the growth of Korean industry and the penetration of Korean products in the international marketplace. This rapid penetration of Korean products has been a source of tension among Korea's trading partners as they have sought to respond to calls from their domestic-industry constituencies for protection from the increased importation of Korean products. However, less well-known and of increasing significance to Korea itself and to the international community is not the outflow of Korean …

Front Matter

Michigan Journal of International Law

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A European Peace Order And The German Question: Legal And Political Aspects, Jost Delbrueck

Michigan Journal of International Law

The post-World War II political setting in Europe was marked by the stable posture of two tightly structured opposing bloc-systems. In military terms, the Warsaw Pact and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and in the economic sphere, the Eastern European Council for Mutual Economic Cooperation and the Western European Economic Communities, represented the stark distinctions of the Cold War. This stable posture has definitely come to an end. Due to the rapid decline of the Communist regimes in Eastern Europe, there is a growing concern in various political quarters about an emerging political instability in Eastern and Central Europe brought …

"Normative Surrender" And The "Duty" To Appear Before The International Court Of Justice: A Reply, H. W.A. Thirlway

Michigan Journal of International Law

A recent article in the Michigan Yearbook of International Legal Studies by Professor Jerome Elkind included a section, headed "Jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice," which was addressed to the question whether States have a legal duty to appear before the International Court of Justice when cited as respondents in cases instituted by unilateral application. This question was dealt with by the present writer at some length in a recent book, and since Professor Elkind, who has also published a book on the subject, reaches a different conclusion, and refers critically to the views the author has expressed, some …

Coherence And The European Court Of Human Rights: The Adjudicative Background To The Soering Case, Colin Warbrick

Michigan Journal of International Law

On January 1, 1990, the Eighth Protocol to the European Convention on Human Rights came into force. This Protocol makes some amendments to the structure and procedure set out in the Convention itself. The need for reform was created by the increasing workload of the institutions, which had reached such a level that the backlog of applications before the Commission would have continued to increase at a greater rate than the Commission's capacity to dispose of them. There are several reasons for this overwhelming burden. The acceptances by States of the right of individual application under article 25 have been …

Civil Procedure Reform In Japan, Takeshi Kojima

Michigan Journal of International Law

Delay in court has been a problem common in all eras, both ancient and modern, and to all systems of law, Western and Eastern alike. In Japan, however, the problem is arguably more acute. The average delay between filing and judgment for cases that require at least a minimum level of proof-taking or an evidentiary hearing is 27 months. This deplorable reality has recently led to renewed efforts to tackle the problem of delay in Japan. Two groups that have been particularly important in this effort are two local bar associations and the Tokyo and Osaka district courts. The First …

Translation Of Legal Texts: Three English Versions Of The Swiss Federal Statute On Private International Law, Walter König

Michigan Journal of International Law

Working with translated legal materials can be frustrating and treacherous. Lawyers who are regularly forced to do this soon realize their limitations and end up wishing they had taken the trouble to study the original language. They also appreciate the difficulties confronting the translator. Mastery of the languages involved is necessary, but not sufficient, particularly where the user of a translation expects a literal translation, the legal systems of the starting languages and target language differ fundamentally and the subject matter is highly abstract.

Front Matter

Michigan Journal of International Law

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Contents

Louisiana Law Review

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The New Forced Heirship Legislation: A Regrettable "Revolution", Katherine Shaw Spaht, Kathryn Venturatos Lorio, Cynthia Picou, Cynthia Samuel, Frederick W. Swaim Jr.

Louisiana Law Review

No abstract provided.

Product Liability For Design In Louisiana, William E. Crawford, Jesse D. Mcdonald

Louisiana Law Review

No abstract provided.

Recognizing The Nightmare: The Merger Of Louisiana State University And Southern University Law Schools, L. Tiffany Hawkins

Louisiana Law Review

No abstract provided.