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Training In Foreign Languages For Students Of Transnational Law: Advanced Legal And Business Spanish At Vanderbilt Law School, Frank M. Lacey, José García Reyes

Journal of Legal Education

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Questions And Answers, Questions

Canada-United States Law Journal

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Current Status Of U.S. Tax Treaties, H. David Rosenbloom

Canada-United States Law Journal

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Introduction: Transnational Corporate Concentration-The Issues, Thomas E. Kauper

Michigan Journal of International Law

Competition policy in the United States, particularly reflected in antitrust policy, in recent years has focused on corporate structure. To some, this emphasis simply reflects a belief in a close correlation between corporate structure and behavior. A single firm monopoly inevitably will restrict output and raise prices above levels that would prevail under competition conditions, distorting allocative efficiency. The behavioral pattern is a direct consequence of structure. Many believe that high corporate concentration, even short of single firm monopoly, is at least conducive to, if not a cause of, monopolistic behavior. Some also view high corporate concentration, and the aggregation …

Legal And Tax Aspects Of Foreign Investment In The United States--A Selected Bibliography, Selected Bibliography

Canada-United States Law Journal

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Table Of Contents, Table Of Contents

Canada-United States Law Journal

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Title Page, Title Page

Canada-United States Law Journal

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Current Tax Issues Affecting U.S. Multinational Enterprises, Robert J. Patrick

Canada-United States Law Journal

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Introductory Remarks: Canada-United States Transnational Business Activities: Current Tax And Other Developments, Norman Boyd

Canada-United States Law Journal

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Recent Tax Developments And Issues Affecting Canada-U.S. Transnational Business Activities (Operations, Investment, And Personnel): Introduction Of The Panel, Hhenry T. King Jr.

Canada-United States Law Journal

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Canadian Investment In The United States: Ohio's Limitations On Foreign Investment, Robert E. Glaser

Canada-United States Law Journal

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U.S. Investment In Canadian Real Estate, Brian J. Arnold

Canada-United States Law Journal

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Masthead, Volume 4 (1981)

Canada-United States Law Journal

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Negotiations For A New Tax Treaty Between Canada And The United States--A Long Story With A Happy Ending, Robert D. Brown

Canada-United States Law Journal

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Canada-U.S. Tax Accounting: Competent Authority, 482 Transfers And Joint Audits, George Goodrich

Canada-United States Law Journal

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Can Canada Levy Tax On The Continental Shelf, A. Perter F. Cumyn

Canada-United States Law Journal

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Locus Standi And The Public Interest, Dianne L. Haskett

Canada-United States Law Journal

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Tax Treaty Signed By Canada And The United States Of America, Tax Treaty

Canada-United States Law Journal

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Restoring The Water Quality Of The Great Lakes: The Joint Commitment Of Canada And The United States, Carl A. Esterhay

Canada-United States Law Journal

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U.S. Investment In Canada: The Foreign Investment Review Act (Fira) And Provincial Incentives, Arthur R.A. Scace

Canada-United States Law Journal

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Supranational Regulation Of Transnational Corporations: The Unctad And Ctc Efforts, James D. Kurek

Michigan Journal of International Law

The focus of this article is the current United Nations’ efforts designed to influence the activities of transnational corporations (TNCs) and other participants in the foreign investment arena, with special attention being given to those provisions which deal with concentration. The efforts to be discussed are primarily centered in the U. N. Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) and the U. N. Economic and Social Council's Commission on Transnational Corporations (CTC). Since the approach and methods employed by these two bodies differ in several significant respects, each will be considered separately. The concluding discussion examines a variety of views on …

Restrictions On Access To English Language Schools In Quebec: An International Human Rights Analysis, David E. Short

Canada-United States Law Journal

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Tax And Financial Implications Of Cross-Border Investments By U.S. And Canadian Enterprises--Introduction Of The Panel, Alan Hyde

Canada-United States Law Journal

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Questions For Mr. Rosenbloom On Recent U.S. Tax Treaty Developments, Questions

Canada-United States Law Journal

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Questions And Answers, Questions

Canada-United States Law Journal

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Volume 4, Canada-United States Law Journal

Canada-United States Law Journal

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Introduction: Luncheon Speaker, John B. Houck

Canada-United States Law Journal

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The "Economic" Analysis Of Transnational Mergers, William James Adams

Michigan Journal of International Law

No congregation of lawyers can be considered complete without a token economist. The role of the economist consists of describing the economic mode of analyzing the legal problem under consideration. Unfortunately from the standpoint of the token, economists rarely agree on criteria appropriate for the appraisal of economic phenomena. With respect to transnational corporate mergers, four modes of analysis may be described legitimately as economic.

Doctrines And Problems Relating To U.S. Control Of Transnational Corporate Concentration, Douglas E. Rosenthal, Stuart E. Benson, Lisa Chiles

Michigan Journal of International Law

It is the principal thesis of this article that important recent case decisions in U.S. antitrust law reflect just this conflict over the extent to which intraindustry (horizontal) concentration is economically harmful. We are at a point where the future direction of the law is difficult to discern. Until there is greater U.S. policy agreement, and consistency within U.S. law itself, it is unlikely that any common transnational response will emerge to even horizontal corporate concentration. Ironically, it may not be possible to clarify U.S. antitrust law as long as the underlying policy conflict remains so sharp. For the present, …

Books Received, Journal Staff

Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law

Books Received

Israel and Palestine: Assault on the Law of Nations

By Julius Stone

Baltimore and London: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1981. Pp. 223.

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An Introduction to Javanese Law

By M. C. Hoadley and M. B.Hooker

Tucson: The University of Arizona Press (The Association for Asian Studies), 1981. Pp. 292. $9.95.

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Transnational Enterprises in a New International System

By Klaus W. Grewlich

Alphen aan den Rijn, The Netherlands: Sijthoff & Noordhoff, 1980. Pp. 229.

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Treaties of the People's Republic of China, 1949-1978: Annotated Compilation

By Grant F. Rhode and Reid E. Whitlock

Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press, …