The International Lawyer: Summer 2011 |
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The International Lawyer is the official quarterly publication of the International Section of the ABA. We recently released our latest edition which included articles on topics such as:
- Non-Governmental Organizations: Anticorruption Compliance Challenges and Risks
- Not Ready for Change? The English Courts and Pre-Contractual Negotiations
- To Be, Rather Than to Seem: Analysis of Trustee Fiduciary Duty in Reorganization and Its Implications on the New Chinese Bankruptcy Law
- Taking the Hong Kong Tour Bus Hostage Tragedy in Manila to the ICJ? Developing a Framework for Choosing International Dispute Settlement Mechanisms
- The Non-Rules of Evidence in the ad hoc Tribunals
- Transfer-Pricing with Software Allows for Effective Circumvention of Subpart F Income: Google's "Sandwich" Costs Taxpayers Millions
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The Law & Business Review of the Americas: Fall 2010 |
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The Law & Business Review of the Americas is a quarterly publication addressing legal, business, economic, political, and social policy issues affecting the Western Hemisphere. We recently released our latest edition which included articles on topics such as:
- Is International Arbitration in Latin America in Danger?
- Canada Update - Highlights of Major Legal News and Significant Court Cases
- Mexico City Legalizes Abortion
- The Recent Global Financial Crisis and its Response in Mexico
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The ILRA Forum
ILRA is pleased to announce the 2011-2012 editorial board for The International Lawyer and the Law & Business Review of the Americas.
ILRA would like to congratulate the Comment Finalists for the 2010-2011 academic year.
ILRA would like to congratulate winners of the Feb. 21st elections and welcome them to the new leadership positions.
In a modern, technological society, the right to privacy often conflicts with freedom of speech and the free availability of information. This difficulty is greatly increased by the fact that society is increasingly becoming global while laws are mostly applicable to relatively small jurisdictions.
Global climate changed has been thrust upon the international community, and has established itself as one of the predominant challenges of the 21st century. Today, climate change has the potential to significantly disrupt economies, societies, and ecosystems worldwide.
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