Volume 9, No. 1 - Fall 1993Are We Being Propelled Towards a People-Centered Transnational Legal Order?
- Claudio Grossman
- Daniel D. Bradlow
Democracy, Sovereignty, and Intervention
- Louis W. Goodman
The World Bank's Independent Review of India's Sardar Sarovar Projects
- Thomas R. Berger
International Humanitarian Law: Americas Watch's Experience in Monitoring Internal Armed Conflicts
- Robert Kogod Goldman
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights of the Organization of American States: A Case Study
- David J. Padilla
International Labor Rights and the Sovereignty Question: NAFTA and Guatemala, Two Case Studies
- Lance Compa
Underclass and Immigrant Women as Economic Actors: Rethinking Citizenship in a Changing Global Economy
- M. Particia Fernández
The Uneasy Interface Between Domestic and International Environmental Law
- David A. Wirth
The Global Environment Facility and Non-Governmental Organizations
- David Reed
Today's United Nations in a Changing World
- Dick Thornburgh
The UNIDROIT Convention on Stolen or Illegally Exported Cultural Objects:
An Answer to the World Problem of Illicit Trade in Cultural Property
- Claudia Fox
Economic Refugees: Unproptected in the United States by Virtue of an Inaccurate Label
- Elizabeth Kay Harris
Protection for Mobilizing Improvements in the Workplace: The United States and Russia
- Riley M. Sinder
The Eurodollar Deposit Market: Stategies for Regulation
- George H. Windecker, Jr.
United States Department of State v. Ray: The Distorted Application of the Freedom of
Information Act's Privacy Exemption to Repatriated Haitian Migrants
- Jeffrey D. Zimmerman
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