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Authors:
STRASSER M
Citation: M. Strasser, DOMESTIC RELATIONS JURISPRUDENCE AND THE GREAT, SLUMBERING BAEHR - ONDEFINITIONAL PRECLUSION, EQUAL-PROTECTION, AND FUNDAMENTAL INTERESTS, Fordham law review, 64(3), 1995, pp. 921-986
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ACEVEDO R
Citation: R. Acevedo, IS A BAN ON PLEA BARGAINING AN ETHICAL ABUSE OF DISCRETION - A BRONX COUNTY, NEW-YORK CASE-STUDY, Fordham law review, 64(3), 1995, pp. 987-1013
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BLOMBERG JA
Citation: Ja. Blomberg, PROTECTING THE RIGHT NOT TO VOTE FROM VOTER PURGE STATUTES, Fordham law review, 64(3), 1995, pp. 1015-1050
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GEORGE SV
Citation: Sv. George, HEAD-OF-STATE IMMUNITY IN THE UNITED-STATES COURTS - STILL CONFUSED AFTER ALL THESE YEARS, Fordham law review, 64(3), 1995, pp. 1051-1088
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KORNREICH RS
Citation: Rs. Kornreich, THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF PUNISHING DEADBEAT PARENTS - THE CHILD-SUPPORT RECOVERY ACT OF 1992 AFTER UNITED-STATES V LOPEZ, Fordham law review, 64(3), 1995, pp. 1089-1120
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OMULLAN MP
Citation: Mp. Omullan, SEEKING CONSISTENCY IN JUDICIAL-REVIEW OF SECURITIES ARBITRATION - ANANALYSIS OF THE MANIFEST DISREGARD OF THE LAW STANDARD, Fordham law review, 64(3), 1995, pp. 1121-1155
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SAKS J
Citation: J. Saks, UNITED-STATES V GAUDIN - A DECISION WITH MATERIAL IMPACT, Fordham law review, 64(3), 1995, pp. 1157-1191
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TOZZI P
Citation: P. Tozzi, CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM ON TAIWAN - FULFILLING A CHINESE NOTION OF DEMOCRATIC SOVEREIGNTY, Fordham law review, 64(3), 1995, pp. 1193-1251
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WAITE KW
Citation: Kw. Waite, THE ORDINARY BUSINESS OPERATIONS EXCEPTION TO THE SHAREHOLDER PROPOSAL RULE - A RETURN TO PREDICTABILITY, Fordham law review, 64(3), 1995, pp. 1253-1277
Authors:
GINSBURG RB
BRILL LW
Citation: Rb. Ginsburg et Lw. Brill, WOMEN IN THE FEDERAL JUDICIARY - 3 WAY-PAVERS AND THE EXHILARATING CHANGE PRESIDENT CARTER WROUGHT, Fordham law review, 64(2), 1995, pp. 281-290
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EPSTEIN CF
SAUTE R
OGLENSKY B
GEVER M
Citation: Cf. Epstein et al., GLASS CEILINGS AND OPEN DOORS - WOMENS ADVANCEMENT IN THE LEGAL PROFESSION, Fordham law review, 64(2), 1995, pp. 291-449
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GREENE AS
Citation: As. Greene, THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE PROBLEM, Fordham law review, 64(2), 1995, pp. 451-490
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FLOWERS RK
Citation: Rk. Flowers, DOES IT COST TOO MUCH - A DIFFERENCE LOOK AT JEB V ALABAMA, Fordham law review, 64(2), 1995, pp. 491-534
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KU R
Citation: R. Ku, CONSENSUS OF THE GOVERNED - THE LEGITIMACY OF CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGE, Fordham law review, 64(2), 1995, pp. 535-586
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GALACATOS T
Citation: T. Galacatos, THE UNITED-STATES-DEPARTMENT-OF-JUSTICE ENVIRONMENTAL CRIMES SECTION - A CASE-STUDY OF INTERBRANCH AND INTRABRANCH CONFLICT OVER CONGRESSIONAL OVERSIGHT AND THE EXERCISE OF PROSECUTORIAL DISCRETION, Fordham law review, 64(2), 1995, pp. 587-660
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SWEENEY MJD
Citation: Mjd. Sweeney, THE CHANGING-ROLE OF PRIVATE LAND RESTRICTIONS - REFORMING SERVITUDE LAW, Fordham law review, 64(2), 1995, pp. 661-696
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MALLOY MP
Citation: Mp. Malloy, SHIFTING PARADIGMS - INSTITUTIONAL ROLES IN A CHANGING WORLD, Fordham law review, 62(7), 1994, pp. 1911-1930
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WEGEN G
Citation: G. Wegen, 2(B) OR NOT 2(B) - 50 YEARS OF QUESTIONS - THE PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONSOF ARTICLE-VIII SECTION-2(B), Fordham law review, 62(7), 1994, pp. 1931-1942
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LICHTENSTEIN CC
Citation: Cc. Lichtenstein, AIDING THE TRANSFORMATION OF ECONOMIES - IS THE FUNDS CONDITIONALITY APPROPRIATE TO THE TASK, Fordham law review, 62(7), 1994, pp. 1943-1951
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ZAMORA S
Citation: S. Zamora, REGULATING THE GLOBAL BANKING NETWORK - WHAT ROLE (IF ANY) FOR THE IMF, Fordham law review, 62(7), 1994, pp. 1953-1973
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SALVATORE D
Citation: D. Salvatore, THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY-SYSTEM - PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE, Fordham law review, 62(7), 1994, pp. 1975-1987
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CARREAU D
Citation: D. Carreau, WHY NOT MERGE THE INTERNATIONAL-MONETARY-FUND (IMF) WITH THE ERNATIONAL-BANK-FOR-RECONSTRUCTION-AND-DEVELOPMENT (WORLD-BANK), Fordham law review, 62(7), 1994, pp. 1989-2000
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LOVETT WA
Citation: Wa. Lovett, CURRENT WORLD-TRADE AGENDA - GATT, REGIONALISM, AND UNRESOLVED ASYMMETRY PROBLEMS, Fordham law review, 62(7), 1994, pp. 2001-2045
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BARBUTO CM
Citation: Cm. Barbuto, TOWARD CONVERGENCE OF ANTITRUST AND TRADE LAW - AN INTERNATIONAL-TRADE ANALOG TO ROBINSON-PATMAN, Fordham law review, 62(7), 1994, pp. 2047-2094
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MYRUS R
Citation: R. Myrus, FROM BRETTON-WOODS TO BRUSSELS - A LEGAL ANALYSIS OF THE EXCHANGE-RATE ARRANGEMENTS OF THE INTERNATIONAL-MONETARY-FUND AND THE EUROPEAN-COMMUNITY, Fordham law review, 62(7), 1994, pp. 2095-2124