Denver Journal of International Law and Policy - 2004
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Making "regime change" multilateral: the war on terror and transitions to democracy.
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The effectiveness of the World Bank's anti-corruption efforts: current legal and structural obstacles and uncertainties.
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Human security, humanitarian intervention, and third world concerns.
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In memoriam: Jonathan C.S. Cox.
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NAFTA Chapter 11 dispute resolution and Mexico: a healthy mix of international law, economics and politics.
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Corporate governance: Sarbanes-Oxley Act, related legal issues, and global comparisons.
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Preemptive or preventive war: a discussion of legal and moral standards.
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Themes and variations: the convergence of corporate governance practices in major world markets.
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An African dimension to the clean development mechanism: finding a path to sustainable development in the energy sector.
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Keynote address: collective security and the United Nations, University of Denver College of Law, February 28, 2004.
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Invigorating enforcement mechanisms of the International Labor Organization in pursuit of U.S. labor objectives.
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An Emerging Legal Perspective on Transnational Business Law: Development Law Theory and Practice.
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The preventive/preemptive war doctrine cannot justify the Iraq war.
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If the non-person King gets no due process, will International Shoe get the boot?
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Panel discussion: perspectives on the Bush Administration's new immigrant guestworker proposal.
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Perspectives on the Bush Administration's new immigrant guestworker proposal: the time for immigration reform is now.
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Legal and Ethical Lessons of NATO's Kosovo Campaign.
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The role of the media, law, and national resolve in the war on terror.
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Toward a definition of national minority.
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Preemptive and preventive use of force, collective security, and human security.
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Immigration policies and the war on terrorism.
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Preemptive self-defense in an age of weapons of mass destruction: operation Iraqi freedom.
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Human security and social development.
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Collective security with a human face: an international legal framework for coordinated action to alleviate violence and poverty.
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The trial of Slobodan Milosevic: the demise of head of state immunity and the specter of Victor's justice.
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The continuing relevance of Article 2(4): a consideration of the status of the U.N. Charter's limitations on the use of force.
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Perspectives on the Bush Administration's new immigrant guestworker proposal: immigrant labor issues.
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The "imminent threat" requirement for the use of preemptive military force: is it time for a non-temporal standard?
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Perspectives on the Bush Administration's new immigrant guestworker proposal: the Mexican perspective.
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Sex, politics, and religion: the clash between Poland and the European Union over abortion.
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A case study in multinational corporate accountability: Ecuador's indigenous peoples struggle for redress.
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Choice of law in United States cross-border insolvencies.
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The Alien Tort Claims Act & Doe v. Unocal: a Paquete Habana approach to the rescue.
