No. 21-2, December 2004

Index

• Association of American Law Schools Conference: Transcript of the Section on Natural Resources in Atlanta, Georgia, January 5, 2004
• Have We Got a Deal for You: Can the East Borrow from the Western Water Marketing Experience?
• Interstate Allocation of Rivers Before the United States Supreme Court: the Apalachicola-chattahoochee-flint River System
• Sharing Water Through Interbasin Transfer and Basin of Origin Protection in Georgia: Issues for Evaluation in Comprehensive State Water Planning for Georgia's Surface Water Rivers and Groundwater Aquifers
• Special Challenges to Water Markets in Riparian States
• The Addition of the "manifest Disregard of the Law" Defense to Georgia's Arbitration Code and Potential Conflicts With Federal Law
• The Failure of the Apalachicola-chattahoochee-flint River Basin and Alabama-coosa-tallapoosa River Basin Compacts and a Guide to the Successful Establishment of Interstate Water Compacts
• The Supreme Court "sells" Charles Singleton Short: Why the Court Should Have Granted Certiorari to Singleton v. Norris After Reversing United States v. Sell
• Water Marketing in Western Prior Appropriation States: a Model for the East
• Who Owns Captain America? Contested Authorship, Work-for-hire, and Termination Rights Under the Copyright Act of 1976