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Third Annual International Business Law Symposium: Cuban Legal Evolution: Encouraging Foreign Trade & Investment—Cuban Legal Evolution: Encouraging Foreign Trade And Investment, Michael Wallace Gordon, Luis M. Santana, Leonardo Rodriguez, Pedro Monreale, Raul Moncarz, Tatiana Camacho, Jorge Rodriguez-Chomat
Third Annual International Business Law Symposium: Cuban Legal Evolution: Encouraging Foreign Trade & Investment—Cuban Legal Evolution: Encouraging Foreign Trade And Investment, Michael Wallace Gordon, Luis M. Santana, Leonardo Rodriguez, Pedro Monreale, Raul Moncarz, Tatiana Camacho, Jorge Rodriguez-Chomat
Florida Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
Nafta: The Best Friend Of An Intellectual Property Right Holder Can Become Better, Neil Jetter
Nafta: The Best Friend Of An Intellectual Property Right Holder Can Become Better, Neil Jetter
Florida Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
Constitutional Law: Due Process And Commerce Clause Concerns In State Taxation Of Multinational Corporations In Wake Of The Barclays Case, Beverly L. Hayes
Constitutional Law: Due Process And Commerce Clause Concerns In State Taxation Of Multinational Corporations In Wake Of The Barclays Case, Beverly L. Hayes
Florida Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
A Comparative Study Of The Bulgarian Law On Foreign Investment And The Foreign Investment Laws Of Hungary, Poland, And The Czech Republic Through The Prism Of The World Bank Guidelines For Treatment Of Foreign Investment, Youlian Simidjiyski
Florida Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
Gatt 1994 Dispute Settlement: Sacrificing Diplomacy For Efficiency In The Multilateral Trading System?, Taunya Mclarty
Gatt 1994 Dispute Settlement: Sacrificing Diplomacy For Efficiency In The Multilateral Trading System?, Taunya Mclarty
Florida Journal of International Law
Because there were changes in regards to the Anti-Dumping Code, the Subsidies Code, and the general GATT dispute procedures, this article will contrast the provisions of GATT 1947 and GATT 1994 for all three. Part II, II, and IV discuss the Anti-Dumping Code, the Subsidies Code, and the general GATT dispute procedures, respectively. Additionally, Part V examines policy issues and controversies, such as the current role of GATT, the potential demise of the new organization from insolvable conflict, and threats to U.S. sovereignty, that are relevant to all three of the dispute settlement frameworks.
Nationality Law, Sovereignty, And The Doctrine Of Exclusive Domestic Jurisdiction, Satvinder S. Juss
Nationality Law, Sovereignty, And The Doctrine Of Exclusive Domestic Jurisdiction, Satvinder S. Juss
Florida Journal of International Law
This article discuss the importance of nationality law, both nationally and internationally, and argues for a more robust role to be played by international law.
The Constitutionality Of Nafta's Dispute Resolution Process, Justin Senior
The Constitutionality Of Nafta's Dispute Resolution Process, Justin Senior
Florida Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
The Manatee: Facing Imminet Extinction, Sherry Marie Coté
The Manatee: Facing Imminet Extinction, Sherry Marie Coté
Florida Journal of International Law
Because the Florida and Antillean Manatees are the most closely related, this note will examine their problems in particular. Part II of this note will examine the biological and behavioral characteristics which contribute to the problems of manatee extinction. Part III will examine the scope of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species, a multilateral treaty designed to prevent trade in endangered species. Part IV and V will deal with Federal and Florida protections of the Florida Manatee.
Part VI will discuss this author’s proposal for a comprehensive solution to the problem in Florida. This program includes (1) increased …
The European Community's Parent-Subsidiary Directive, Charles M. Harris Jr.
The European Community's Parent-Subsidiary Directive, Charles M. Harris Jr.
Florida Journal of International Law
Tax planners and investors must understand the provisions of the Directive as well as the manner in which the Member States have implemented them. For U.S. businesses, the Directive presents a significant challenge because it may reduce costs for Community multinationals and will encourage more intra-Community investment rather than E.C. investment in the United States or elsewhere. While measures exist for U.S. businesses to qualify under the Directive, these measures have U.S. tax consequences. Essentially, the Directive forces U.S. companies with European operations to reconsider their corporate structure in the EC.
This article will address these issues. The next chapter …
Structuring Direct Investment In Latin America: Keeping Pace With New Financial Regimes, Innovative Investment Vehicles, And Changing Labor Laws, Salvador J. Juncadella, Jorge Bustamante, Francisco Castillo Garcia, Raul Izurieta, Patricia Lopez Aufranc, Luis Zuñiga, Mark Zelek, Michael A. Bromberg
Structuring Direct Investment In Latin America: Keeping Pace With New Financial Regimes, Innovative Investment Vehicles, And Changing Labor Laws, Salvador J. Juncadella, Jorge Bustamante, Francisco Castillo Garcia, Raul Izurieta, Patricia Lopez Aufranc, Luis Zuñiga, Mark Zelek, Michael A. Bromberg
Florida Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
Indirect Investment Opportunities And Challenges: Agency, Licensing, Distribution, And Franchising, William P. "Jay" Andrews, Clyde Mcfarland, Ricardo Barretto Ferreira Da Silva, Peter Rodenbeck, Ana Julia Jatar, Franciso Javier, Silvia Regina Dain Gandelman, Antonio Millé
Indirect Investment Opportunities And Challenges: Agency, Licensing, Distribution, And Franchising, William P. "Jay" Andrews, Clyde Mcfarland, Ricardo Barretto Ferreira Da Silva, Peter Rodenbeck, Ana Julia Jatar, Franciso Javier, Silvia Regina Dain Gandelman, Antonio Millé
Florida Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
The Surge In Trade With Latin America: Considerations In The Export Trade, Mark Rosenberg, Jay T. Malina, Alfredo Fournier, Francisco De P. Carral Puccio, Daniel Price, Luis Malpicca De La Madrid
The Surge In Trade With Latin America: Considerations In The Export Trade, Mark Rosenberg, Jay T. Malina, Alfredo Fournier, Francisco De P. Carral Puccio, Daniel Price, Luis Malpicca De La Madrid
Florida Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
Trademark Law: Interpreting The Congressional Intent Of The Extraterritorial Application Of The Lanham Trademark Act, Robert Butts
Trademark Law: Interpreting The Congressional Intent Of The Extraterritorial Application Of The Lanham Trademark Act, Robert Butts
Florida Journal of International Law
This note focuses on court decisions concerning the extraterritorial reach of the Lanham Act (Act). The Act does not expressly establish the limits of its jurisdiction beyond the territorial boundaries of the United States. Therefore, its extraterritorial scope has been defined primarily by judicial decisions.
This note analyzes the evolution and various applications of both extraterritorial tests as they are used by district and circuit courts to determine the reach of the Act. Specifically, the note is divided into four separate discussions of how the Second, Fourth, Fifth, and Ninth Circuits determine the extraterritorial reach of the Act. These are …
The Environmental Side Agreement Between Mexico And The United States—An Effective Compromise?, Linda Dupuis
The Environmental Side Agreement Between Mexico And The United States—An Effective Compromise?, Linda Dupuis
Florida Journal of International Law
While NAFTA includes Canada, Mexico, and the United States, this Note focuses on its effectiveness between Mexico and the United States. First the Note describes the current pollution problem along the U.S.-Mexico border. It then summarizes past and current laws and treaties involving Mexico and the United States. Finally, the Note examines the inherent benefits and defects of NAFTA and its Environmental Side Agreement, as well as their projected impact on the current pollution problem along the U.S.-Mexico border.
The Administering Authority In The Venezuelan Antidumping And Subsidy Law, Jorge Castro-Bernieri
The Administering Authority In The Venezuelan Antidumping And Subsidy Law, Jorge Castro-Bernieri
Florida Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
International Reaction To The Cuban Democracy Act, Gabriel M. Wilner
International Reaction To The Cuban Democracy Act, Gabriel M. Wilner
Florida Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
Extraterritorial Jurisdiction And The Cuban Democracy Act, Harold G. Maier
Extraterritorial Jurisdiction And The Cuban Democracy Act, Harold G. Maier
Florida Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
Second Annual International Business Law Symposium: Trading With Cuba: The Cuban Democracy Act And Export Rules, E.K. Cottrell, Michael Wallace Gordon, Clara David, Harold G. Maier, Manfred Wolf, Gabriel M. Wilner
Second Annual International Business Law Symposium: Trading With Cuba: The Cuban Democracy Act And Export Rules, E.K. Cottrell, Michael Wallace Gordon, Clara David, Harold G. Maier, Manfred Wolf, Gabriel M. Wilner
Florida Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
Human Rights In Bosnia: Implementing An Effective Prosecution, Danielle Lachman
Human Rights In Bosnia: Implementing An Effective Prosecution, Danielle Lachman
Florida Journal of International Law
This comment will analyze the newly established war crimes tribunal and then determine whether the tribunal will be a successful prosecutorial and deterrent device. In addition, this comment will consider whether a permanent criminal court under the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (Genocide Convention) is a viable alternative to the temporary tribunal.
Latin American And Regional Trade Alliances: Country Updates Part Iii, L. Janá Sigars, Jeffrey Bialos, Jose Angel Canela, Leonard Rosenburg, Eduardo Lessa Bastos, Alfredo Vitolo
Latin American And Regional Trade Alliances: Country Updates Part Iii, L. Janá Sigars, Jeffrey Bialos, Jose Angel Canela, Leonard Rosenburg, Eduardo Lessa Bastos, Alfredo Vitolo
Florida Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
Country Updates Part Iv, Jorge Ortiz, Eduardo Gallastegui Armella, Arturo Alessandri-Cohn
Country Updates Part Iv, Jorge Ortiz, Eduardo Gallastegui Armella, Arturo Alessandri-Cohn
Florida Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
The New Legal Framework For High Technology Industries In Latin America: Country Updates Part Ii, David L. Teichmann, William P. "Jay" Andrews, Aileen Pisciotta, Robert M. Sherwood, Robson G. Barreto
The New Legal Framework For High Technology Industries In Latin America: Country Updates Part Ii, David L. Teichmann, William P. "Jay" Andrews, Aileen Pisciotta, Robert M. Sherwood, Robson G. Barreto
Florida Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
Unintended Sibling Legislation? Statutory Regulations Of Child Labor In Germany And In The United States, Carol Daugherty Rasnic
Unintended Sibling Legislation? Statutory Regulations Of Child Labor In Germany And In The United States, Carol Daugherty Rasnic
Florida Journal of International Law
This essay analyzes the federal child labor laws of Germany and the United States in an attempt to ascertain whether similarly extreme distinctions are evident in this area as well. The two bodies of law will be compared according to: (1) businesses or employers subject to the laws; (2) individuals protected; (3) exemptions or exceptions; (4) types of work prohibited for minors and scope of restrictions and duties on employers; and (5) penalties for violations and enforcement procedures. A study of Germany’s statute protecting the minor worker (jugendarbeitsschutzgesetz) and the child labor provisions of the United States’ Fair …
To Apply Or Not To Apply: Extraterritorial Application Of Federal Rico Laws, Kelly Christie
To Apply Or Not To Apply: Extraterritorial Application Of Federal Rico Laws, Kelly Christie
Florida Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
The U.S.-Mexico Tax Treaty, Eric J. Smith
The U.S.-Mexico Tax Treaty, Eric J. Smith
Florida Journal of International Law
The first treaty between the United States and Mexico for the avoidance of double taxation (Treaty) entered into force on January 1, 1994. The Treaty represents a significant milestone in the economic relations between the two countries, especially in light of the historic North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). The Treaty complements NAFTA and will improve the investment climate in both countries, building on an already dynamic economic partnership between the United States and Mexico.
The purpose of this article is to analyze the Treaty in the context of model bilateral tax treaties and other recent U.S. tax treaties, with …
Abductions Of Terrorists In International Airspace And On The High Seas, Douglas Kash
Abductions Of Terrorists In International Airspace And On The High Seas, Douglas Kash
Florida Journal of International Law
The solutions for successfully defining, preventing, and punishing terrorist acts remain elusive. After decades of international, regional, and domestic conventions and drafts, resolutions, and statutes, the world community has yet to accept any single definition as universally sound. This article will describe some of these conventions which, due to the perceived and real ineffectiveness of earlier legislation, have been modified by later conventions. This article also will describe and justify incidents in which countries have had little choice but to resort to self-help measures and apprehend terrorists from the international airspace and on the high seas. Events such as the …
Resurgence Of Nazism In Germany—An Attitude Problem, Karen Y. Crabbs
Resurgence Of Nazism In Germany—An Attitude Problem, Karen Y. Crabbs
Florida Journal of International Law
This article focuses on benefits and the effects which foreigners have had on Germany’s economic and social structure. First, however, both the events leading up to a resurgence of Nazism in Germany and the reasons why Nazism has survived will be addressed in parts II and III, respectively. In part IV, the steps taken by the German government and many of her private citizens to combat the growing violence will be discussed. Finally, an attempt will be made to put these subjects into perspective with regard to the future of extremist parties in Germany and the effect they will have …
The European Rate Mechanism: It Continues To Function, But…, Daniel T. Murphy
The European Rate Mechanism: It Continues To Function, But…, Daniel T. Murphy
Florida Journal of International Law
It has been forcefully argued that the United States is now one of three major global trading blocks, Japan and Europe being the other two; and that in many respects it is the weakest of the three. In support of these propositions, facts are adduced to demonstrate that in many industries and settings the United States has its position as a leader or initiator and is now in a reactive rather than a pro-active role.
The recession from which the United States is just emerging, and in which much of the rest of the rest of the industrialized world is …
Resolution Of An International Transaction Under Mexican Conflict Of Laws Principles, Leonel Pereznieto Castro
Resolution Of An International Transaction Under Mexican Conflict Of Laws Principles, Leonel Pereznieto Castro
Florida Journal of International Law
The case presented by Professor Michael Gordon shows the degree of complexity a matter having international connections can reach even when it apparently is a simple one. Simultaneously, Professor Gordon gives us the opportunity of choosing different options for interpretation, and as already mentioned by Professor Juenger, we now truly have become experts in putting together jigsaw puzzles.
In contrast to the United States and Canada, Mexico’s legislation and binding precedents do not have a rich international experience to draw from because until just a few years ago Mexico’s economy and legislation had been closed to foreign influence. However, the …
An International Transaction In The Canadian Conflict Of Laws, Joost Blom
An International Transaction In The Canadian Conflict Of Laws, Joost Blom
Florida Journal of International Law
If there were free trade in litigation throughout North America, as NAFTA promises to create in goods and services, a plaintiff would just sue a defendant wherever it perceived it would get the best deal, in terms of value of remedies compared with the cost of litigation. The courts and legal professions in each jurisdiction would compete with each other to provide the most efficient service and the fairest result for each litigant. In the legal market, however, boundaries are still definitive. The administrative of justice is, to a large extent, in the hands of local monopolies operated by federal, …