Denver Journal of International Law and Policy - 2003
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- Resolving sovereignty-based conflicts: the emerging approach of earned sovereignty.
- Earned sovereignty: juridical underpinnings.
- Military commissions and terrorism.
- Caught between hope and despair: an analysis of the Japanese criminal justice system.
- Immigration legislation pursuant to threats to US national security.
- Earned sovereignty: the road to resolving the conflict over Kosovo's final status.
- The recent international efforts to end commercial sexual exploitation of children.
- WTO and the Environment.
- Lessons from conflict: the role of a strong judiciary and the international community in protecting human rights for successful humanitarian aid.
- Acknowledging our international criminals: Henry Kissinger and East Timor.
- Whistleblowing in a foreign key: the consistency of ethics regulation under Sarbanes-Oxley with the WTO GATS provisions.
- Dual-use free trade agreements: the contemporary alternative to high-tech export controls.
- Bridging the gap between international law and foreign policymaking.
- Earned sovereignty: the political dimension.
- The Law of Information Conflict: National Security Law in Cyberspace.
- International Law and Sustainable Development: Past Achievements and Future Challenges.
- The effectiveness of audiovisual regulation inside the European Union: the television without frontiers directive and cultural protectionism.
- Developments and limits in international jurisprudence.
- China's great western development project in Xinjiang: economic palliative, or political trojan horse?
- National security law in the post-9-11 world: a survey of recent legal materials.
- NGO's with an attitude and bayonets: a consideration of transnational criminal organizations.