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- Studies in Legal Systems: Mixed and Mixing.
- Tobacco, global public health, and non-governmental organizations: an eminent pandemic or just another legal product?
- The European Court of Justice: an active enforcer of freedom, or a passive player in the EC game?
- Article 177 references to the European Court.
- The public offer of securities in the United Kingdom.
- Errata.
- VT4 Ltd. v. Vlaamse Gemeenschap: Court of Justice ruling heralds new age of European broadcast and advertising deregulation.
- Hong Kong's 1997 transition: U.N. enforcement mechanisms to guarantee Hong Kong's human rights will endure after the transition.
- Population - environment linkages in international law.
- A tribute to Myres S. Mcdougal.
- Constitutionalism under Chinese rule: Hong Kong after the handover.
- Parfums Christian Dior SA v. Evora BV.
- Job Centre: the ongoing demise of public monopolies in Europe.
- Foreign direct investment in South Africa.
- Beyond self-defense: United Nations peacekeeping operations & the use of force.
- Introduction.
- Kremzow v. Republik Osterreich: A case for excluding human rights issues from the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice.
- Diversity and the European Union: Grant v. SWT, the Treaty of Amsterdam, and the free movement of persons.
- The duty of "reasonable care" under the Customs Modernization Act of 1993.
- The counterproliferation self-help paradigm: a legal regime for enforcing the norm prohibiting the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
- Multilateral treaties and the environment: a case study in the formation of customary international law.
- Schools, signs, and separation: Quebec anglophones, Canadian Constitutional politics, and international language rights.
- The European Union's legal integration: a case study of living up to the Denver Summit of Eight.
- Radioactive waste and Russia's Northern Fleet: sinking the principles of international environmental law.