Recently added articles from Law and Policy in International Business:
CAUSATION OF INJURY IN SAFEGUARDS CASES: WHY THE U.S. CAN'T WIN
Apr 01, 2003; ... ABSTRACT This paper provides a textual analysis of the U.S. and the WTO legislative materials governing the application of safeguards, and analyzes the major issues as addressed in the WTO cases brought against the U.S. that challenge U.S.-imposed safeguards. The problem presented ...
MERGER BREAKUP FEES: A CRITICAL CHALLENGE TO ANGLO-AMERICAN CORPORATE LAW
Apr 01, 2003; ... I. INTRODUCTION The field of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) has witnessed more innovative legal approaches in recent years than any other area of corporate law. The United States and the United Kingdom lead the development of North American and European M&A law, though their ...
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND THE SAFE HARBOR AGREEMENT: SECURING CROSS-BORDER FINANCIAL DATA FLOWS
Apr 01, 2003; ... I. INTRODUCTION Information is a marketable commodity in the modern economy.1 Financial institutions, in particular, have strong incentives to transfer consumer information to affiliates and others to engage in cross-marketing and cross-branding activities.2 Data transfers may often take ...
Strangers in a strange land: Domestic subsidiaries of foreign corporations and the ban on political contributions from foreign sources
Jan 01, 2003; ... And when the stranger dwells with you in your land, do not wrong him . . . for you were strangers in the land of Egypt.1 I. INTRODUCTION Americans are a suspicious people. They are suspicious of corporations and their large concentrations of wealth; they are suspicious of ...
Law's dominion and the market for legal elites in Japan
Jan 01, 2003; ... ABSTRACT In this Article, we present data on legal elites in Japan-legally trained university graduates poised to pursue successful careers either as fast-track bureaucrats or lawyers handling sophisticated business transactions. The data show a marked shift in employment patterns over ...