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Defining international satellite communications as weapons of mass destruction: the first step in a compromise between national sovereignty and the ... from: Houston Journal of International Law
Defining international satellite communications as weapons …
By: Colby C. Nuttall
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Charting the transnational dimension of law: U.S. free trade agreements as benchmarks of globalization.: An article from: Houston Journal of International Law
Charting the transnational dimension of law: U.S. free trad…
By: Ewell E., Jr. Murphy
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Wolchover and Heaton-Armstrong on Confession Evidence. (book reviews): An article from: Houston Journal of International Law
Wolchover and Heaton-Armstrong on Confession Evidence. (boo…
By: Irene Merker Rosenberg
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Who patrols the money? The regulation of off-exchange foreign currency options: Dunn v. Commodity Futures Trading Commission.: An article from: Houston Journal of International Law
Who patrols the money? The regulation of off-exchange forei…
By: Julie Baumgarten
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The Law of Peoples.(Review) (book review): An article from: Houston Journal of International Law
The Law of Peoples.(Review) (book review): An article from:…
By: Frank J. Garcia
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Going too far is worse than not going far enough: principle-based accounting standards, international harmonization, and the European paradox.: An article from: Houston Journal of International Law
Going too far is worse than not going far enough: principle…
By: James E. Rogers
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