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- Humanitarian law and the environment.
- The perils of Pinochet: problems for transitional justice and a supranational governance solution.
- Water, water everywhere, but too few drops to drink: the coming fresh water crisis and international environmental law.
- The Preamble of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights.
- The computer piracy superhighway.
- What does it mean to say I'm sorry? President Clinton's apology to Guatemala and its significance for international and domestic law.
- The sale of English justice.
- Is the continued use of sanctions as implemented against Iraq a violation of international human rights?
- Economic freedom and privatization -- from Egypt and Mesopotamia to Eastern Europe.
- Genetically modified food and international law - the biosafety protocol and regulations in Europe.
- Female genital mutilation: a discussion of international human rights instruments, cultural sovereignty and dominance theory.
- A conversation about equality.
- The policy/operational dichotomy in intra-state tort liability: an example of the ever-continuing transformation of the common law.
- Islamic law across cultural borders: the involvement of Western nationals in Saudi murder trials.
- Enforcement of human rights on multi-national corporations: global climate, strategies and trends for compliance.
- NAFTA, GATT, and the current free trade system: a dangerous double standard for workers' rights.