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Authors:
ANDERSON RL
Citation: Rl. Anderson, THE TREASURY DEPARTMENTS ROLE IN REGULATING THE DERIVATIVES MARKETPLACE, Fordham law review, 66(3), 1997, pp. 775-778
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FOSTER JMN
Citation: Jmn. Foster, THE FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING STANDARDS BOARD DERIVATIVES ACTIVITY AND DISCLOSURE, Fordham law review, 66(3), 1997, pp. 779-786
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DREES MF
Citation: Mf. Drees, DO STATE LEGISLATURES HAVE A ROLE IN RESOLVING THE JUST COMPENSATION DILEMMA - SOME LESSONS FROM PUBLIC CHOICE AND POSITIVE, POLITICAL-THEORY, Fordham law review, 66(3), 1997, pp. 787-841
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PADILLA LM
Citation: Lm. Padilla, INTERSECTIONALITY AND POSITIONALITY - SITUATING WOMEN OF COLOR IN THEAFFIRMATIVE-ACTION DIALOGUE, Fordham law review, 66(3), 1997, pp. 843-929
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HECHT DN
Citation: Dn. Hecht, THE LITTLE TRAIN THAT COULDNT - DID THE PENNSYLVANIA ANTITAKEOVER STATUTE FAIL TO PROTECT CONRAIL FROM A HOSTILE SUITOR, Fordham law review, 66(3), 1997, pp. 931-974
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PAPE JB
Citation: Jb. Pape, PHYSICIAN DATA-BANKS - THE PUBLICS RIGHT-TO-KNOW VERSUS THE PHYSICIANS RIGHT TO PRIVACY, Fordham law review, 66(3), 1997, pp. 975-1028
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SCAROLA T
Citation: T. Scarola, CREATING PROBLEMS RATHER THAN SOLVING THEM - WHY CRIMINAL PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY LAWS DO NOT FIT WITHIN OUR UNDERSTANDING OF JUSTICE, Fordham law review, 66(3), 1997, pp. 1029-1074
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FOLEY EB
Citation: Eb. Foley, SYMPOSIUM - THE ELUSIVE QUEST FOR GLOBAL JUSTICE, Fordham law review, 66(2), 1997, pp. 249-271
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NUSSBAUM MC
Citation: Mc. Nussbaum, CAPABILITIES AND HUMAN-RIGHTS, Fordham law review, 66(2), 1997, pp. 273-300
Authors:
TEITEL R
Citation: R. Teitel, HUMAN-RIGHTS GENEALOGY, Fordham law review, 66(2), 1997, pp. 301-317
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BRADLEY CA
GOLDSMITH JL
Citation: Ca. Bradley et Jl. Goldsmith, THE CURRENT ILLEGITIMACY OF INTERNATIONAL HUMAN-RIGHTS LITIGATION, Fordham law review, 66(2), 1997, pp. 319-369
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NEUMAN GL
Citation: Gl. Neuman, SENSE AND NONSENSE ABOUT CUSTOMARY INTERNATIONAL-LAW - A RESPONSE TO PROFESSORS BRADLEY AND GOLDSMITH, Fordham law review, 66(2), 1997, pp. 371-392
Authors:
STEPHENS B
Citation: B. Stephens, THE LAW OF OUR LAND - CUSTOMARY INTERNATIONAL-LAW AS FEDERAL-LAW AFTER ERIE, Fordham law review, 66(2), 1997, pp. 393-461
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GOODMAN R
JINKS DP
Citation: R. Goodman et Dp. Jinks, FILARTIGAS FIRM FOOTING - INTERNATIONAL HUMAN-RIGHTS AND FEDERAL COMMON-LAW, Fordham law review, 66(2), 1997, pp. 463-529
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DICKSON B
Citation: B. Dickson, PROTECTING HUMAN-RIGHTS THROUGH A CONSTITUTIONAL COURT - THE CASE OF SOUTH-AFRICA, Fordham law review, 66(2), 1997, pp. 531-566
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SPIRO PJ
Citation: Pj. Spiro, THE STATES AND INTERNATIONAL HUMAN-RIGHTS, Fordham law review, 66(2), 1997, pp. 567-596
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WIPPMAN D
Citation: D. Wippman, THE EVOLUTION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF MINORITY RIGHTS, Fordham law review, 66(2), 1997, pp. 597-626
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POSNER M
Citation: M. Posner, FOREWORD - HUMAN-RIGHTS AND NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS ON THE EVE OF THE NEXT CENTURY, Fordham law review, 66(2), 1997, pp. 627-630
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OREAGUILAR G
Citation: G. Oreaguilar, SEXUAL HARASSMENT AND HUMAN-RIGHTS IN LATIN-AMERICA, Fordham law review, 66(2), 1997, pp. 631-645
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HEGARTY A
Citation: A. Hegarty, OBSERVING THE RULE OF LAW - EXPERIENCES FROM NORTHERN-IRELAND, Fordham law review, 66(2), 1997, pp. 647-676
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POKEMPNER D
Citation: D. Pokempner, ASIA ACTIVISTS AND THE FUTURE OF HUMAN-RIGHTS, Fordham law review, 66(2), 1997, pp. 677-686
Authors:
CHING KH
Citation: Kh. Ching, INDIGENOUS SELF-DETERMINATION IN AN AGE OF GENETIC PATENTING - RECOGNIZING AN EMERGING HUMAN-RIGHTS NORM, Fordham law review, 66(2), 1997, pp. 687-730
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SANDEL MJ
Citation: Mj. Sandel, THE CONSTITUTION OF THE PROCEDURAL REPUBLIC - LIBERAL RIGHTS AND CIVIC VIRTUES, Fordham law review, 66(1), 1997, pp. 1-20
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CROCKER PL
Citation: Pl. Crocker, CONCEPTS OF CULPABILITY AND DEATHWORTHINESS - DIFFERENTIATING BETWEENGUILT AND PUNISHMENT IN DEATH-PENALTY CASES, Fordham law review, 66(1), 1997, pp. 21-86
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KALMAN L
Citation: L. Kalman, BORDER PATROL - REFLECTIONS ON THE TURN TO HISTORY IN LEGAL SCHOLARSHIP, Fordham law review, 66(1), 1997, pp. 87-124