Volume 14, Issue 1

Volume 14, Issue 1

Online Music Sharing in a Global Economy: The U.S. Effort to Command (or Survive) the Tidal Wave
By Eliza Shardlow Clark

The Economic Cost of Alien Tort Litigation: A Response to Awakening Monster: The Alien Tort Statute of 1789
By Emeka Duruigbo

Haven or Hell: Securities Exchange Listing Standards and Other Proposed Reforms as a Disincentive for Corporate Inversion Transactions
By John Kelly

Canada and International Trade in Culture: Beyond National Interests
By Joseph Devlin

China’s Foreign Currency Regime: The Kagan Thesis and Legalification of the WTO Agreement
By M. Ulric Killion

Cross-Taiwan Strait Relations: What Are the Legitimate Expectations from the WTO?
By Qingjiang Kong

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