States entering into international agreements have at their disposal several tools to enhance
the strength and credibility of their commitments, including the ability to make the agreement …

IN the past, domestic prosecutions of foreign corporations were not particularly noteworthy.
Scholars had little reason to examine issues raised by prosecutions of foreign firms. Courts …

This article focuses on a dual argument. First, much law is privately made. In other words,
there is something we should call law, that carries much of the effect of legislation or case …

Choice of Law provides an in-depth sophisticated coverage of the choice-of-law part
Conflicts Law (or Private International Law) in torts, products liability, contracts, forum …

A strong, robust, and dynamic copyright regime requires support, and problems arise when
support is deficient. Today, there is a wide gap between copyright holders and users of …

Introduction Theorizing International Law, Anne Orford and Florian Hoffmann Part I: Histories
1: Theorizing the Turn to History in International Law, Matthew Craven 2: Roman Law and …

In recent years, many countries in Oceania have developed tax havens, profiting by
providing offshore havens from metropolitan taxation and regulation. This account surveys …

We already live in a world of international competition policy. Although no international
institution or agreement governs the subject, firms doing business internationally face a de …

Describing the conflict of laws as an issue of political economy 3 can be seen as a response
to the tectonic shifts currently wrought by globalization with respect to the public/private law …

ABSTRACT Recent Supreme Court decisions have severely curtailed the reach of the Alien
Tort Statute (" ATS"), making it nearly impossible to hold multinational corporations …