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Oklahoma And Beyond: Understanding The Wave Of State Anti-Transnational Law Initiatives, Johanna Kalb Jan 2011

Oklahoma And Beyond: Understanding The Wave Of State Anti-Transnational Law Initiatives, Johanna Kalb

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When Corporations Translate Treaties, Caroline Bradley Jan 2011

When Corporations Translate Treaties, Caroline Bradley

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Legal Pluralism In Post-Colonial Africa: Linking Statutory And Customary Adjudication In Mozambique, David Pimentel Jan 2011

Legal Pluralism In Post-Colonial Africa: Linking Statutory And Customary Adjudication In Mozambique, David Pimentel

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A New Role For Secondary Proceedings In International Bankruptcies, John A. E. Pottow Jan 2011

A New Role For Secondary Proceedings In International Bankruptcies, John A. E. Pottow

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Secondary proceedings-the ugly stepsisters to main proceedings-get short shrift in international bankruptcy scholarship. This article seeks to remedy that deficiency. First, it describes what it argues are the traditional conceptions-both stated and implicit-of secondary proceedings in international bankruptcies. Second, it offers a revised way of thinking about secondary proceedings, proposing to restrict their scope through the use of "synthetic" hearings. Third, it addresses some problems with the proposed new role of secondary proceedings and sketches a possible solution involving the creation of an international priorities registry.