CURRENTS: JIEL is a law journal at South Texas College of Law Houston. The journal began in the early 1990s when there were few journals focused on all of the areas now considered part of international economic law:
- International trade in goods and services at the multilateral, regional and unilateral level
- Areas of law relating to international business transactions (dealing with the sale and distribution of goods/services; intellectual property rights and licensing of such rights; foreign direct investment (and dispute resolution connected to such investment)
- International antitrust/competition law
- International anti-corruption efforts
- Export controls/sanctions
- Financing of international transactions
- International Development law
- International Dispute resolution (including ADR, international commercial arbitration, international investment arbitration)
- International environmental law as it connects to trade and transactions
- International labor law as it connects to trade and transactions
CURRENTS: JIEL was such an early entrant into this area that the field of international economic law did not yet have a name. Consequently, the journal started out as CURRENTS: Journal of International Trade Law. In 2016, as it became the journal of the law school’s Institute for International Legal Practice & National Security, the journal adopted its new name.
Now the journal has embarked on a multi-issue re-launch of the journal as it approaches 25 years of publication. As part of this re-launch, CURRENTS: JIEL would like to establish even closer connections to the global marketplace represented by the city of Houston by reaching out to the business community for the following:
- Lawyers, business leaders, and economists willing to suggest ideas and speakers for a regular symposium series in the journal devoted to areas of international practice of significance to Texas, and therefore the United States (either annual or biennial)
- Lawyers, business leaders, and economists willing to serve a board members for the newly reimagined journal
What can the journal and the Institute offer Houston?
- A journal available on all electronic platforms – LEXIS. Westlaw, Hein Online – with an established readership
- A location in downtown Houston for putting on programs (lunches, panels, conferences) related to any aspect of international trade and business under the sponsorship of STCLH and the Institute
Faculty Advisors
Professor Cherie O. Taylor is a Director of the Institute for International Legal Practice & National Security (IILP & NS) at South Texas College of Law Houston. She has developed the international economic law curriculum of the law school and teaches courses on international business transactions (International Business Transactions, Transactional Skills: International Business Transactions) and international trade (NAFTA: Trade & Transactions, World Trading Systems). Prior to joining the faculty of the law school, Professor Taylor received her JD at the University of Georgia and her LL.M in International Law at Georgetown University Law Center. She practiced law, after completing a judicial clerkship with the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, with the Washington, D.C. firm of Steptoe & Johnson. At Steptoe, Professor Taylor worked for the International Trade group of the firm and focused on import relief actions, Section 301 cases, and advising clients on U.S. trade legislation, on multilateral trade issues, and on regional trade agreements. During her career at the law school, Professor Taylor has been an active member of the International Economic Law Interest Group at the American Society of International Law (ASIL) and has served both as a Vice-Chair and Chair of the interest group. Professor Taylor’s scholarship has been largely devoted to regionalism in international trade and to the work of the World Trade Organization (WTO), particularly its dispute settlement system. In recent years, Professor Taylor has devoted many of her efforts to developing skills-based curriculum on international business transactions and international arbitration.
In 1991, she joined together with Assistant Dean Elizabeth A. Dennis to start CURRENTS. Together they decided to start a journal devoted to all aspects of international economic law and began with an inaugural issue devoted to the legal issues that would come from NAFTA. CURRENTS was designed to reach law practitioners, as well as academics and students, and the journal continues that tradition as it approaches its twenty-fifth anniversary.
2021 – 2022 Editorial Board
Editor-in-Chief
Joitza Henriquez
Managing Editor
Vikesh Patel
Executive Editor
Gisela Aguilar
Article & Note Editors
Krissa Denning
Alan Galloway
Amir Zazarian
Ashley Segura
Editorial Board Assistants
Sameeha Vaid
Eligibility Requirements for CURRENTS:
- Good Academic Standing,
- At least two (2) semesters remaining,
- Completion of 20 credit hours, and
- Completion of LRW I & II
To Join CURRENTS:
Students must successfully complete the write-on competition packet and be chosen for membership based on their demonstrated superior writing and editing skills. The write-on competition is held three times yearly, twice in the summer and once in the winter, with members starting on CURRENTS: JIEL in the fall and spring semesters, respectively.
Membership Requirements for CURRENTS:
- Edit articles and student notes
- Work collaboratively on CURRENTS EVENTS feature
- Write a student Note
- Notes are 30 pages in length with substantial footnotes authored by CURRENTS: JIEL students at South Texas College of Law Houston. Notes examine a timely and relevant analysis about an international economic law issue.
2020 Members
Hannah Addison
Marielle Brisbois
Elliott Deese
Adam Freeland
Matias Gallegos
Madison Hastings
Lucian Hill
Carla Lassabe
Ashley Maskus
Jonathan McKinney
Morgan Mills
Margaret Morrow
Elizabeth Nevle
Daniel Rebensdorf
Sarah Reese
Andrea Russell
Alexis Summers
Kyle A. Vento
Kendra Watson
Esther-Sarah Wilmot
Submission Guidelines
Academics, practitioners, and government officials are invited to submit articles or essays for publication. CURRENTS: JIEL encourages short articles and essays, but is happy to consider for review manuscripts of any length. CURRENTS: JIEL does not accept submissions from current law students, outside of South Texas College of Law Houston.
How to Submit
CURRENTS: JIEL will accept manuscript submissions electronically via:
- Expresso,
- Scholastica, or
- By email at Currents@stcl.edu
Submission Requirements
All submissions must be accompanied by an updated Curriculum Vitae (CV). Articles must be in Microsoft Word or Word Perfect format when submitted. CURRENTS: JIEL uses endnotes for citations. Authors are invited to submit their articles or essays with citations in footnote form.
Review of Submissions
Once a submission is received, the Editor-in-Chief and Editorial Board will review the submission for publication. Authors will receive an offer email with an articulated time frame.
If you have any questions regarding the submission process, please contact:
- Currents@stcl.edu,
- Currents.jiel@gmail.com, or
- 713-659-1768

To subscribers of CURRENTS, due to the coronavirus (COVID-19), we have taken our publication online.
CURRENTS is the official Journal of International Economic Law at South Texas College of Law. It is published bi-annually by the law student members and Editorial Board of the Journal. CURRENTS is received by a wide range of subscribers, which include law schools, practitioners, private companies and universities in the U.S. and abroad. The full text of CURRENTS articles are available on Westlaw and Lexis.
Hegemony, Self-Regulation or Responsive Regulation: International Regulatory Competition in Crypto-finance Competition finance
Iris H-Y Chiu
The Key Aspects of State Failure in the International Legal SystemInternational System
Dr. Karaman Mam
A Re-Conceptualization of WTO Law’s Security Exceptions: Squaring the Circle and Judicializing National Security
Csongor István Nagy
Legal Scrutiny of an Indirect Advertising Ban on Tobacco Products under WTO Laws
Pei-kan Yang
CURRENTS Events Feature: COVID-19 and International Economic Law
CURRENTS: JIEL Editorial Staff
Free Trade Areas for China’s Belt and Road
Gonzalo Villalta Puig
Cross Border Trade Compliance: Background
Madison Hastings
Cross Border Trade Compliance
Courtney V. Flores, Tim Brown, Mel Chavez, David Mortlock, Ellen C. Smith
Anti-Bribery Laws and Investigation: Background
Jordan Sloane
Changing Landscape of International Anti- Bribery and Corruption Compliance
Margaret Mousoudakis, Joy Dowdle, Sergio Leal, David Searle
Managing Cross Border Internal Investigations
Thuy P. Tran, Eleanor Benmenashe, Ashley Coselli, Michael Miner, Marla Moore
General Data Protection Regulation and California Consumer Privacy Act: Background
Jonathan Mckinney, Esther-Sarah Wilmot, Greta Carlson, Elizabeth Slezak
Present and Future Data Privacy Outlook
Wendell J. Bartnick, Shenna Bradshaw, Alexandra Chughtai-Harvey, Mary Isensee
Chief Compliance Officer Roundtable
Natalia Shehadah, Steven Gyeszly, Jay Martin, Ryan Rabalais, John Sardar
Nick Cornor
Negotiating Under the New EU Copyright Directive 2019/790 and GDPR
Adam Freeland
Career Paths in International Corporate Legal Practice
Globalization and Economic Integration: What No One Saw Until They Couldn’t Help It
Sara Dillon
Developing Countries and International Economic Law: The Case of Burma
Vincent R. Johnson
Twenty-first Century Trade Policy: What the U.S. Has Done
& What It Might Do
Cherie O. Taylor
Never For-GATT: What Recent TBT Decisions Reveal About The Appellate Body’s Analysis Of Environmental Regulation Under The WTO
Ravi Soopramanien
Show Me The Money! Harmonizing Dood-Frank’s Resources Extraction Payment Disclosure Rules And Non-U.S. Counterparts
Marc H. Folladori
Enforcement Of Foreign Arbitral Awards On The Grounds That The Arbitral Proceedings Were Unfair And Composition On The Arbitral Tribunal
Saad Badah
Assessing The Risk Of Going To Trial In A FCPA Prosecution
Scott Fraser
Vol. XXII, No. 2 | Summer 2014
The Level of “Uniformity” Created by the Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods
Garry Trillet
The Proliferation of Free Trade Areas: A Threat to Multilateralism?
Saloni Khanderia Yadav
Alternative Corporate Finance: Attracting Capital Through Self-Financing and Corporate Social Reporting
Eric Engle
The Protection of China’s Investment in Africa Under the International Investment Law
Qingtao Xie
An Unprecedented Change in Mexican Energy Politics
Adrian L. Talamantes
The World Trade Organization Obligations and Legislative Polcy: Choices in Developing Countries for Biotechnology
Ramesh Karky and Mary Perry
Corruption in the World Bank’s Integrity Vice Presidency: Seven Years Later
Kevin Tipton
Archived Issues
Vol. XXI, No. 2
Summer 2013
The Integration of Human Rights in Bilateral and Plurilateral Free Trade Agreements: Arguments for a Coherent Relationship with Reference to the Swiss Context
Ioana Cismas
Marine Electronic Evidence Discovery and Admission
Peter A. McLauchlan
Do Pharmaceutical Firms Invest More Heavily in Countries with Data Exclusivity?
Mike Palmedo
Vol. XXI, No. 1
Winter 2012
The Globalization of Antitrust and Competition Law
Dr.Jur. Eric Engle, LL.M.
This Document May Be Controlled: Rethinking Deemed Exports in an Unprecedented Period of Export Reform
Michelle Schulz
The Right to Cultural Heritage: Building the Case for an Emerging Fundamental Norm and Its Impact on the Future of the International Antiquities Trade
Adriana Lopez
Trade Integration in the Middle East and the North Africa Region: What is in Their Horizon Following the Arab Spring?
Christina Wanies-Guirgis
Vol. XX, No. 2
Summer 2012
Going Global: A Legal Primer for Innovation- and Knowledge-Based Companies
J.F. Chester and Sophilia Hsu
International, European, and U.S. Perspectives on the Negotiation and Adoption of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA)
Christina Eckes, Elaine Fahey, and Machiko Kanetake
An Appraisal of Developing Country Coalition Strategy in the WTO Doha Round Agriculture Negotiations
Dr. Jumoke Oduwole
The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement: A Revival in United States Trade Policy Reform
Nadia Gire
Vol. XX, No. 1
Winter 2011
The UCC or the CISG: Factors Affecting the Choice for Contracts between U.S. and South Korean Parties
Daniel Fiedler
Emerging Experimentalism in the Black Sea Region: Peace, Stability, Prosperity, and the Fight Against Organized Crime
Daniel M. Braun
China’s New Guidelines on the Assessment of the Effect of the Concentration of Business Operators on Competition
Matthew I. Danzig
Chester James Taylor Award 2012: Exploring Legal Issues at High Altitudes: The Law in the Cloud
Lisa Angelo
Vol. XIX, No. 2
Summer 2011
The Legal and Regulatory Framework of International Supply Chain Security
David Neipert
Exploring the Linkage Between WTO Dispute Resolution and International Human Rights Law
Oscar I. Roos
Implementing Reasonable Rule for Imposing Criminal Penalty on Joint Bidders in Public Bid: Critical Comment on South Korea’s Case
Sanghyun Lee
Chester James Taylor Award 2011: The Learning Curve of Sanctions — Have Three Decades of Sanctions Reform Taught Us Anything?
SaraBeth Egle
The Perils of Noble Ventures and the Value of Preserving the Distinction between a State Entity’s Acts of Commercial and Governmental Character for the Purpose of Attribution in Investment Treaty Arbitration
Andrey V. Kuznetsov
Chester James Taylor Award 2011: MENA: The Need for a Comprehensive Trade-Based Strategy
Laura Adal
Vol. XIX, No. 1
Winter 2010
The GATT Security Exception in a Dispute Resolution Context: Necessity or Incompatibility?
Regis Bonnan
The Link Between Countervailing Duty Investigations and Non-Market Economy Status in Light of United States: Definitive Anti-Dumping and Countervailing Duties on Certain Products from China
Yaling Zhang
In Supporting the National Export Initiative, Do the Commerce Department’s Proposed Changes to Anti-Dumping and Countervailing Duty Trade Laws Truly Implement a Global Initiative or Are They an Isolated Enforcement?
Adam J. Flood
Directors and Officers Insurance: Can Chilean Corporate Directors Protect Themselves from Possible Liability Through Insurances?
Joaquín Miguel Rodríguez Diez
African Capacity Building for Meat Exports: Lessons from the Namibian and Botswanan Beef Industries
Raul Cabrera, Matt Cochran, Lauren Dangelmayr, Gavin D’aguilar, Kishore Gawande, Jeongwoo Lee, Ian Speir, Courtney Weigand
Chester James Taylor Award 2010: Getting a Piece of the Organic Pie: A Look at the Trade Barriers Created Through Certified Organic Regulations
Jaclyn Simon
Vol. XIII, No. 2
Summer 2010
“Spain is Different” or is it not?: A Comparative Review of the Legal Regulation on Factoring in Spain and in the 1988 Unidroit Convention on International Factoring
Alejandro Osma
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act: Deterrent or Aid to Finance and Accounting Outsourcing?
Renu Desai & Robert W. McGee
The Competence of the Chinese Taxation System
Vlad Frants
Have the Modern Approaches to Unit Development of Straddling Petroleum Resources Extinguished the Applicability of the Primordial Law of Capture?
Chukwuemeka Mike Okorie
Strikes and Resolutions to Strikes Under Vietnamese Labor Law
Tran Si Vy & Brady Coleman
Now What? Coping Strategies for Post-Conflict Countries
Nalaka Senaratne
Book Review: Facing New Regulatory Frameworks in Securities Trading in Europe, edited by Peter-Jan Engelen & Karel Lannoo
Jessica Poarch
Vol. XVIII, No. 1
Winter 2009
In Memoriam: Professor Richard Graving
Elizabeth W. King
Monetary Sovereignty and the Dollarization of Latin-American Economies
Gloria Patricia Gaviria Blanco (Translated by Diana M. Faraclas)
In Search of Brazil’s Better Self: The Proposed Pre-Salt Regulatory Framework
Aaron Ball & Paula Galhardo
The American Bar Association Rule of Law Initiative Projects in Ecuador: Moving Toward Comprehensive Reform of the Criminal Justice System and Cross-Border Ties with the United States
Al Amado
Continue to Fight the Anti-Dumping War: Arguments Against the European Union’s Anti-Dumping Policies from the Perspective of Chinese Footwear Enterprises and Exporters
Nannan Zhang
Beyond Legislation: A Contract Alternative to Legislating Local Content in Nigeria
Joseph Nwaokoro
Forum-Selection and Arbitration Clauses in International Commercial Contracts: Does the New York Convention Call for a Heightened Enforceability Standard?
Mariana Isabel Hernández-Gutiérrez
Vol. XVII, No. 2
Summer 2009
An Update for Oil Industry Investors: Mexico Eliminates Restrictions and Introduces a New Oil Legal Framework
Manuel Moctezuma
Natural Integrity: The Relationship Between Anti-Corruption Laws and Natural Resource Protections in Latin America
Alexandra R. Harrington
The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and its Impact in Latin America
Veronica Foley & Catina Haynes
Key Legislative Developments in Immigration Law Since September 11, 2001
Jose R. Perez, Jr.
Chester James Taylor 2008 Award Winner: The Promise & Peril of TRIPs
Zachary Hiller
Caveat Arbitrer: The U.S.-Peru Trade Promotion Agreement, Peruvian Arbitration Law, and the Extension of the Arbitration Agreement to Non-Signatories. Has Peru Gone Too Far?
Rafael T. Boza
Resolving Business Disputes in Latin America: A Continuing Quest for Efficient and Affordable Dispute Resolution in International Transactions
Frank G. Evans & Erich L. Sowell
Vol. XVII, No. 1
Winter 2008
The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act: A Primer
Cherie O. Taylor
Grey Areas of FCPA Compliance
Stacy Williams
FCPA Compliance—Navigating the Minefield of Intermediaries
David Isaak
Transcript of Panel Discussion: Effective FCPA/Export Controls Due Diligence in Mergers and Acquisitions
Cherie O. Taylor (Moderator), Joe Santosuosso, Rod Hardie, Marsha Z. Gerber, and Todd C. Ranta
Keynote Address: The Menace of Human Trafficking in Africa and the U.S. Congressional Response through the Office of the United States Executive Director of the African Development Bank
Ambassador Cynthia Shepard Perry
The Art of Export Control and Enforcement
Jordan Stapley
Overview of U.S. Economic Sanctions
Scott Maberry
Complying with U.S. Export Controls: Practical Considerations and Guidelines For Businesses
Jamie A. Joiner and Mark C. Joye
Implementing an Effective Export Compliance Program: An Industry Perspective
Matthew L. Johnson
Reflection on Global Compliance: Intersection of FCPA, Sanctions and Export Controls
Marcia J. Staff
Chester James Taylor 2008 Award Winner: Cross-Border Fraud: Bridging Global Protection Disparity Through International Cooperative Efforts
Brian Pidcock
Vol. XVI, No. 3
Summer 2008
Food Fight at the WTO: Can the Precautionary Principle Reconcile Liberalization and Public Fear?
Sophie M. Clavier
China, the U.S., and Food Safety Under the WTO Regime
Gao Pengcheng
APEC: What Future Course of Action Should It Pursue?
Eric M. Pedersen
The CFI Microsoft Judgment and TRIPS Competition Flexibilities
Tu Thanh Nguyen & Hans Henrik Lidgard
Patent Rights in Commercial Agreements Recently Entered by the U.S.A. with Nations of the South
Horacio Rangel-Ortiz
Future International Trade Issues: Is Brazil the Solution to World Energy Shortages Through Ethanol Trade?
Joe A. Flores
Chester James Taylor 2007 Writing Award Winner: Protecting Andean Traditional Knowledge and Biodiversity Perspectives Under the U.S.-Peru Trade Promotion Agreement
Rafael T. Boza
Terrorism and Trade: Much Ado About Nothing
Colin S. Sherrod
Vol. XVI, No. 2
Winter 2007
Why Jackson-Vanick Should Be Abandoned
Keith Loken
Speculation and Regulation: A Story of China’s Capital Market
Yuwa Wei
Surviving by “Eating Coins” or Breathing with No Carbon Dioxide: The Dynamic Balance Model to Resolve the Potential Conflicts between the WTO and the Kyoto Protocol
Tsung-Sheng Liao
Using Action in Damages to Improve Criminal Penalties Against Cartels: Comparative Analysis of Competition Law of United States and South Korea
Sanghyun Lee
Unfair Trade as Friendly Fire: The United States-Australia Free Trade Agreement
Benedict Sheehy
International Business Law and Ethics: Bribery in Context of the Americas
Marcia J. Staff
Vol. XVI, No. 1
Summer 2007
Trade Liberalization and the Potential of Sub-Saharan African States to Realize the United Nations’ Millennium Development Goals by the Target Date of 2015
Ben Chigara
Reforming the Korean Banking System after the IMF Era—A Proposal for a Market Driven Approach
Seonuk Park
Egypt’s Competitive Liberalization in Services: Bilateral, Regional, and Multilateral
Mohamed R. Hassanien and Amos N. Jones
A Comparative Study in the Law of the Ostensible: Apparent Agency in the U.S. and Russia
Sergey Budylin
The Euro-American Court of Arbitration: Can it Compete in the Large Market of International Commercial Arbitration?
Kara Weisman
Tarnished But Still Valuable: A History and Present State of the Gold Franc
Kevin Kyser
The Problem of Investment Protection Under Russian Production Sharing Agreements
Natalie Fet
Vol. XV, No. 2
Winter 2006
Fair and Equitable Treatment Under International Law: Analyzing the Interpretation of the NAFTA Article 1105.1 by NAFTA Chapter 11 Tribunals
Ignacio Pinto-León
A Comparative Study in the Law of the Non-Existent: Contract Invalidity in the U.S. and Russia
Sergey Budylin
Striking a Secure Balance: Participation of EU Member States in the US Visa Waiver Program Following 2004 Accession
Stuart D.P. Gilgannon
Hostile Takeovers and Hostile Defenses: A Comparative Look at U.S. Board Deference and the European Effort at Harmonization
Tyler Theobald
Non-Market Economy Methodology Under U.S. Anti-Dumping Laws: A Protectionist Shield from Chinese Competition
Kimberly A. Tracey
Trade Imperialism versus Environmental Protectionism—An Analysis Using Interpretation of Article XX
Neetika Yadav and T. Priyadarshini
2006 Chester James Taylor Award Winner: Same Laws, Different Century: The Bureau of Industry & Security’s Role in Global Trade & National Security
Jordan Collins
Who We Really Are: On the Need for the United States to Adopt the European Paradigm for Identity Fraud Protection
Samuel H. Johnson
Vol. XV, No. 1
Summer 2006
When Does the Waiver Provision in NAFTA Article 1121 Have Consequences? An Analysis of the Situation Considered, Yet Left Unresolved, in Loewen Group, Inc. v. United States
Carie Jones
Property Risks in International Business
Richard J. Hunter, Jr.
The U.S.-Section 110(5) of the Copyright Act Dispute Analysis and Forecasts for Compliance
Albena P. Petrova
Gazprom’s Governance and the Problems of the Russian Energy Market
Roman Kazmin
Yo Ho and a Bottle of Rum—The DMCA Takes on Movie Pirates
Joyce Boland-Devito
The European Community’s External Competence on its Economic Relations with China: A Historical Perspective
Yong Jian Wang
Book Review: The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and the New International Norms, by Stewart H. Deming
Zac Duffy
Vol. XIV, No. 2
Winter 2005
The WTO Violations in China’s New Automobile Policy as it Seeks to Protect its Domestic Conglomerates Through Non-Market Means
Chunyu Jean Wang
Franchising in China: A Current Perspective
Bryan W. Blades
Recent Developments and Routes for Enforcing Intellectual Property Rights in China
Peiyu Sun & Aaron Wininger
Chinese Retail and Wholesale Markets Open Slowly to Foreign Investors
Tom Tong
Byrd-Watching: Continuation of the Continued Dumping and Subsidy Offset Act
Joseph M. Barbato
Assessing Multilateral vs. Bilateral Agreements and Geographic Indications through International Food and Wine
Vicki Waye
International Arbitration and Enforcement in China: Historical Perspectives and Current Trends
Christopher Shen
Piracy in China: Identifying the Problem and Implementing Solutions
Frank Lin
Book Review: Trade in Services: Global Regulation and the Impact on Key Service Sectors, By Philip Raworth
Sucharita Jana
Vol. XIV, No. 1
Summer 2005
National Courts, Supranational Courts and Arbitral Tribunals in International Litigation
Anibal Sabater
Unfair Trade as Friendly Fire: The United States-Australia Free Trade Agreement
Benedict Sheehy
WTO’s July Package and Developing Countries: Preferring Pragmatism to Ideology
Inaamul Haque & Majid Ali
Laughter and Tears of Developing Countries: The WTO and the Protection of International Labor Standards
Farkhanda Mansoor
Chester James Taylor 2005 Grand Prize Winner: Regarding Women & Children: Using International Trade Relations to Stem the Growing Tide of the Sexual Exploitation of Women and Children
Meril Eugene Anthes, Jr.
New Equal Treatment Directive Spurs Rise of Sex-Discrimination Suits in Europe: How Employment Regulatory Schemes Affect U.S. and European Markets
Jamie Myers
Book Review: Dalhuisen on International Commercial, Financial and Trade Law, Second Edition by Jan Dalhuisen
Jerry Clark
Vol. XIII, No. 2
Winter 2004
Securing Peace through Trade Dividends: Qualifying Industrial Zones Between the U.S., Israel, Jordan, and Egypt
Bashar H. Malkawi
The New York Convention and U.S. Federal Courts
Sandra Vreedenburgh
Extraditions to the United States in the Face of the Death Penalty: A Decrease in the United States’ Global Economic Influence Lessens Opportunities to Change Extradition Policies
Adam Courtin
Sunlight for the Wealth of Nations: International Trade Implications in Forsaking the Unholy Trinity of Mutual Fund Governance Desecration and Administration of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002
Justin Haws Riley
Opportunity Knocks—The Role of International Trade Arbitration in Reducing International Trade Barriers and Addressing Environmental Concerns
Jerry Clark
Book Review: The Power to Protect: Trade, Health, and Uncertainty in the WTO by Catherine Button
Leslie Leazer
Book Review: Ecological Sensitivity and Global Legal Pluralism: Rethinking the Trade and Environment Conflict by Oren Perez
Allison Lindblade
Vol. XIII, No. 1
Summer 2004
Upstream: Oil Rights Granted by the Turkish Petroleum Law
Selma Stern
Sarbanes-Oxley Goes to Europe: A Comparative Analysis of United States and European Union Corporate Reforms after Enron
Elias Mossos
Three Represents and China’s Constitution: Presaging Cultural Relativistic Asian Regionalism
M. Ulric Killion
“Brother Can You Spare a Cell?” The Ethical and Moral Minefield Surrounding Stem Cell Research on US and International Law
Leslie Leazer
The NAFTA Aftermath: Analyzing a Free Trade Agreement Defectively Designed to Perpetuate Poverty and Dependency in Rural Mexico
Carvana Hicks
NAFTA “Regulatory Takings” vs. Fifth Amendment Compensatory Rights: Tipping the Scales in Favor of Foreign Investment
Colleen Austin
Vol. XII, No. 2
Winter 2003
Caveat Emptor: Lessons from Volkswagen’s Lemon Purchase
Terrence J. Lau
Caricom Participation in Caribbean Basin Initiative: Lessons for FTAA
Andrea Ewart
International Trade and the Environment: A Seething Antagonism?
Andy J. Rich
Globalization, the World Trade Organization and Developing States; A View from the ‘South’
O.A. Odiase-Alegimenlen
Reflections on U.S. International Trade Law and Practice—Compatibility with the WTO Rules and Call for Modification
Y.S. Lee
Biotechnology in the Balance of International Trade: Scientific Uncertainty and Legal Response
Cynthai Dresden
Interim Measures of Protection in International Commercial Arbitration: Problems, Proposed Solutions, and Anticipated Results
Stephen M. Ferguson
Telemedicine: Overcoming Obstacles on the Road to Global
C.R. Ewell, PhD
International Affirmative Action: Current Gender Affirmative Action Approaches in International Trade Serving as a Possible Model for Minority Groups
Lia Hayes
Space Resuscitation: Capitalism to the Rescue? When International Cooperation Becomes International Complication
Lori Magee Laird
Chester James Taylor 2003 Grand Prize Winner: The Cuban Embargo: A Ship Weathering the Storm of Globalization and International Trade
Andrew Mihalik
Vol. XII, No. 1
Summer 2003
Corporate Liability under the Alien Tort Claims Act: United States Court Jurisdiction over International Torts
Richard T. Marooney and George S. Branch
IPR Protection of Computer Programs/Computer Software in the Global Market
Fernando Piera
Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in Case of State Succession: The Paradigm of the 1981 Convention between Greece and the Former USSR on Judicial Assistance in Civil and Criminal Matters
Evangelos Vassilakakis and Panayiotis Yiannopoulos
Transaction Costs and Their Elevated Role in the Context of EU Expansion
Serguei A Koudriachov
The Australian Contribution to the Jurisprudence of the WTO Dispute Settlement Process
Bryan Mercurio
Development and Reformation of Regulation on Securities Investment Funds Management in China
Huachun Dong
Chester James Taylor 2003 Grand Prize Winner: A Step in the Right Direction: How to Make the Free Trade Agreement of the Americas a Cohesive Agreement that Will Better Serve Integration of Free Trade in the Western Hemisphere
Suzanne Elmilady
An Examination of the U.S.–Iraqi War’s Effect on the Global Trade & the Global Economy
Tracey A. Beecher
Trade Liberalization and the Environment: A Texas Perspective
Leslie Dye
African Union: Building a Dream to Facilitate Trade, Development and Debt Relief
Elizabeth Justice
Watching the Clothes Go Round: Combating the Effects of Money Laundering on Economic Development and International Trade
Paul Kennedy
Vol. XI, No. 2
Winter 2002
Feature Commentary:
Coming to Grips with Globalization
Ewell E. Murphy, Jr.
War by Sanctions: Are We Targeting Ourselves?
Joanmarie M. Dowling, Esq. and Mark P. Popiel, Esq.
The Professionalization Thesis: The TBR, the WTO and World Economic Integration
Eric Allen Engle
Regionalism or Globalism? The Process of Telecommunication Cooperation within the OAS and NAFTA
Chung Hung Lin
The Future of Brazilian Immigration
Myron R. Morales
The Use and Enforcement of Arbitration Agreements in U.S. Courts with a Focus on the Western Hemisphere
James J. Woodruff, II
Understanding Patents in a Post-Doha World
Nabila Ansari
A Step in the Right Direction: How to Make the Free Trade Agreement of the Americas a Cohesive Agreement that Will Better Serve Integration of Free Trade in the Western Hemisphere
Suzanne Elmilady
Fleecing the American Taxpayer: Competition Policy in the U.S. Military Household Goods Industry in Germany
Robert J. Mueller
Vol. XI, No. 1
Summer 2002
Promoting Your Products in the EU: Free Drawings, Prize Competitions and Unfair Competition
Sonia Cortés
Market Definition and International Trade
John W. Daugherty, Jr.
Supplemental Reading:
Approval of Mergers and Acquisitions by Governmental Authorities: United States and Europe
New Evaluation Criteria for Country Attractiveness in Terms of Market Entry
Dr. Serguei A. Koudriachov
Supplemental Reading:
Economic Development and Investment Information about Countries/Rankings
Assessing the Effect of Britain’s Euro Debate: Before and After
Grand Prize Winner: 2002 Chester James Taylor Writing Contest
Samantha Ferguson
A Continental Currency, Federal Europe, and the Importance of a More Perfect Union
K.C. Ashmore
Luck of the Irish: Ireland has Become the Technological Wonderland of the European Union
Michael Busby
Turkey’s Admittance to the European Union: A Keystone Between Continents
Christopher Frank
Which Style Should Govern?
Danny Ray Garza
Europoly: Do the Recipient Countries of Cohesion Funds Need a “Get Out of Jail Free Card”?
Angeline Vachris
Vol. X, No. 2
Winter 2001
The Judicial Enforcement of Intellectual Property in Argentina: Is Society Being Served?
Dr. Ronald Corbett
Comparative Analysis of Accounting Principles & Practices in Russia and the U.S.A.
Dr. Serguei A. Koudriachov
Executive Use of the IEEPA— Evolution through the Terrorist and Taliban Sanctions
James Savage
International Trade and the Bioinvasion: A Price for Everything and Everything for a Price
Michael J. Prather
When Free Speech and the Internet Collide: Yahoo!-Nazi-Paraphernalia Case
Sakura Mizuno
Has Fascism Become Fashionable?
Scott Weiss
The Basel Convention and the International Trade of Hazardous Waste: The Road to the Destruction of Public Health and the Environment is Paved with Good Intentions
Kimberly Gregory
Making American Leadership Attractive to Europeans in the New Millennium
Alma J. Adams
Vol. X, No. 1
Summer 2001
NAFTA Verifications: New Concerns for Exporters and Producers
Steven W. Baker
International Electronic Commerce: Legal Framework at the Beginning of the XXI Century
Fernando Piera
NAFTA Section 303, a Difficult Choice for Mexico
David Neipert
The Canadian Bulk Water Moratorium and Its Implications for NAFTA
Christopher Scott Maravilla
The Application of the Letter of Credit Form of Payment in International Business Transactions
Dr. Serguei A. Koudriachov
Is the Grass any Greener on the Other Side of the Rio Grande? A Look At NAFTA and Its Progeny’s Effects on Mexican Environmental Conditions
Deanna Aguilar
Harmonization of the Patent Systems of NAFTA Nations
Arlene Nolan Farolan
Fighting Against Ourselves: Efforts to Combat Decertification & Land Degradation
Leena Ninan
A Recent Summary of International Commercial Arbitration
The United States versus Mexico and Canada?
Collin G. Warren
The North American Free Trade Agreement’s Effects on Mexico’s Environment
Kori Westbrook
Vol. IX, No. 2
Winter 2000
The Fundamental Principles of Industrial Relations
Prof. Dr. Ali Mehmet KOCAOGLU, Ryan Marlatt & Res. As. Necip Kagan KOCAOGLU
The Re-regulation of Freight Forwarders in the USA and its Impact on the USA-Mexico Border
Dr. James R. Giermanski & Dr. David Neipert
“Foreign Control” and “Agreement” Under ICSID Article 25(2)(B): Standards for Claims Brought by Locally Organized Subsidiaries against Host States
Mary L. Moreland
“Regionalization: The Choice of a New Millennium”
Matthew Barrier
The World Bank and the IMF: Fostering Growth in the Global Market
Jeremy J. Sanders
The Economic Impact of Replacing the Federal Income Tax with a Federal Consumption Tax: Leveling the International Playing Field
Laura Dale
International Scientific Misconduct and the Legal System
Joe A. Flores, RN, MSN, FNP
World Trade Organization and Environmental Protection: Reconciling the Conflict
Lana Martin
Privacy Online: A Primer on the European Union’s Directive and United States’ Safe Harbor Privacy Principles
James T. Sunosky
Implementing the FTAA: A Survey of Hemispheric Unification Efforts Within the Americas Over the Past Ten Years
Joe Zopolsky
Vol. IX, No. 1
Summer 2000
Marine Pollution from Ships: The Australian Legal Regime
Michael White
Does International Trade Really Trump Environmental Law? A Maritime Perspective
James J. Woodruff
Russian Customs Laws as Barriers to Foreign Direct Investment
Myron R. Morales
The “ILL-LICIT” Effects on NAFTA: Increased Drug Trafficking into the United States through the Southwest Boarder
J. Patrick LaRue
Overview of the Environmental Law of Mexico
George R. Gonzales & Maria Gastelum
The Basic Law of Hong Kong and its Effects on the Environment
Lisa A. Royee
The Ocean Shipping and Reform Act of 1998
Paul S. Edelman
A Worldwide Problem: Domain Names Disputes in Cyberspace. Who is in Control?
David Romero
Limitations of Vessel Owner’s Liability; Inapplicability to Non-Shipowners
Richard J. Arsenault
Tortious Interference with International Contracts
Travis Newport
The Cyberspace Showdown: Jurisdictional Jurisprudence-The United States Versus the European Union
Ryan Marlatt
Vol. VIII, No.2
Winter 1999
The Convergence of International Trade and Competition Law Through A WTO Market Access Code
Charles M. Gastle
Proposed Changes to the Carriage of Goods by Sea Act: How will they affect the United States Maritime Industry at the Global Level?
Leslie W. Taylor
The Maritime Industry and the “ISM” Code
Paul S. Edelman
The Electronic Marine Insurance Certificate
George F. Chandler, III
Chapter 11: The Efforts to Define Expropriation
Ana Tschen
New Struggle with and Old Menace: Towards a Revised Definiton of Maritime Piracy
Philip A. Buhler
A Brief Prelude: Hadley v. Baxendale, Y2K, and Maritime Trade (Sometimes the Bowsprit gets attached to the Rudder)
Alexander J. Bolla & R. Brian Tipton
The International Monetary Fund: Wallet Sore to the West or Savior to the Global Financial Crisis
Dan Taylor
Chinese Law on Carriage of Goods by Sea under Bills of Lading
Xia Chen
Vol. VIII, No. 1
Summer 1999
Intellectual Property in the Digital Age: The Piracy/Counterfeiting Problem and Antipiracy and Anticounterfeiting Measures
Don E. Tomlinson
Piracy in the Information Age: Effective Protection of Intellectual Property Rights
Larry Pfeil
Preventing Counterfeiting: Obligation and Opportunity
Lewis Kontnik
Music on the Internet: Can the Present Laws and Treaties Protect Music Copyright in Cyberspace?
Stephen Summer
Manufacturers’ Responsibility for Harms Suffered by Victims of Counterfeiters: A Modern Elaboration of Causation Rules and Fundamental Tort Law.
Arthur Best
U.S. Export Controls on Dual-Use Goods and Technologies: Is the High Tech Industry Suffering?
R. Aylan Broadbent
Criminalization of Trade Secret Theft: On the Second Anniversary of the Economic Espionage Act
John R. Bauer & Joseph F. Savage, Jr.
Exporation of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act-Are We Doing Enough to Ensure Our Goal of Global Compliance With Its Content?
Brooks Ware
Trademark Enforcement in Mexico
Hedwig A. Lindner López
Vol. VII, No. 2
Winter 1998
International Electronic Commerce: Some Legal Aspects
Fernando Piera
The Euro: A Trojan Horse for Europe or a Real Rival to the U.S. Dollar?
Bridgett Overlease
What Might the Impact of the Euro be on Latin America’s Trade and Finance Markets
Ricardo J. Cata
How the Western Hemisphere will be Won!
Matthew Barrier
Implementation of the Santiago Summit Plan of Action in the Field: A Look at USAID’s Programs in Education, Democracy, Trade Integration, Economic Growth, and Poverty Reduction in Guatemala
Steven E. Hendrix
The Evolution of Commercial and Insurance Law in Post-Cold War Russia
John Welch
Vol. VII, No. 1
Summer 1998
The Spiral of Time: A Historical Perspective on International Law Protection for Transnational Investment in the Twenty-first Century
Ewell E. Murphy, Jr.
International Antitrust: A Comparison of the European Union and the United States
Patrick B. Larkin
The Brave New Cuba
Terry O’Neill
Italian Telecommunications: On Line with Europe
David M. Dobson and Marcantonio Pinci
The Regulatory Implications of International Telecommunications Liberalization: New Roles for the WTO and ITU
Mark A. Crichton
Multilateral Trade and Supranational Environmental Protection
Michelle Treviño-Aguilar
The European Data Protection Directive and European-U.S. Trade
Fred H. Cate
The Treaty of Amsterdam: Some Progresses, Many Disappointments
Jorge Bacelar Gouveia and Margarida Telles Romão
Staying Out of the Grasp of the GATT: Attempts to Protect Animals at the expense of Free Trade
Brooks Ware
The Scope of the Counterfeiting Problem
Peter Lowe
Vol. VI, No. 2
Winter 1997
Arranging Project Financing for Polar Lights Company in Russia
James W. Skelton, Jr.
Fast Track: The Only Solution for the Future of U.S. Trade
Natalia W. Geren
Geographical Indications on TRIPs and Treaty Law Recently Adopted in The Americas
Dr. Horacio Rangel-Ortiz
GATT and the World Trade Organization: Has the Ability of the United States to Enforce its Environmental Laws Been Compromised?
Robert Shawver
Canadian Merger Law: Practical Implications for International Transactions
James Musgrove
From Boston to Burma: An Examination of the Massachusetts Restrictive Purchasing Law in Light of the Agreement on Government Procurement
J. Charles Haynes
Moving Cargo Across the Texas-Mexico Boarder, Present and Future
David M. Neipert, J.D.
Forum Selection Agreements Opting Out of U.S. Securities Laws
Penny Traver-Lorenzo
Vol. VI, No. 1
Summer 1997
An Empirical Analysis of the Growth and Autonomy of the Office of the United States Trade Representative
Fred O. Boadu and Jie Shen
Helms-Burton: The Sword of Damocles?
Simon Purnell
Protocol for the Amendment of the Central American Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property in the Field of Trademarks and Other Distinctive Signs
Dr. Horacio Rangel-Ortiz
The WTO Set the Stage in Singapore: First Ministerial Conference
T. Sholeh Johnson
International Transactions in Latin America Involving Oil and Gas
Jose L. Valera
Deciphering the Encryption Debate: An Introduction and Overview of Encryption Regulation
J. Kirkland Sammons
The Long Saga of the Spratly Islands “Elongated Sandbanks”: Overview of the Territorial Disputes among Vietnam, China, and Other Asean Nations in the South China Sea.
Wendy Nicole Duong
Shock Therapy Privatization in the Former Soviet Union: Medicine or Poison?
Michelle Regal Herrman
Vol. V, No. 2
Winter 1996
The Central European Free Trade Agreement: Its Background, Purposes and Current Developments
Leszek Leszczyñski
The TRIPs Agreement in Action: Japan in the Hotseat
James E. Hudson, III
MERCOSUR Protocol for the Harmonization of Intellectual Property Provisions in the Field of Trademarks
Dr. Horacio Rangel-Ortiz
Hazardous Waste and the Mercado Común del Sur (MERCOSUR): How a Regional Trade Agreement Handles the Problems of Environmental Protection
Arthur (Arturo) Grimaldo, II
Global Enforcement of Judgements: Is the United States Making Progress?
R. G. Jones
International Legal Research on the Internet
Monica M. Ortale
NAFTA: Bridging the U.S./Mexico Environmental Gap
Laura Shinn Westin
The Bittersweet Effects of Domestic Sugar Law
Lucea Suzan Kedron
Vol. V, No. 1
Summer 1996
5th Anniversary Issue
Transnational Bankruptcy Proceedings: Making Sure Creditors Worldwide Get an Equitable Recovery
Shari L. Heyen
Competing With the Anticompetitive: The Structure and Effectiveness of Japan’s Antimonopoly Law
Michael J. DePonte
The Extraterritorial Application of U.S. Export Controls
James M. Fisher, II
The U.S. Supreme Court on International Arbitration vis-à-vis COGSA Liability
Eric V. Blanchard
Intellectual Property and NAFTA
Dr. Horacio Rangel-Ortiz
Statutory Exclusion of Medical Procedure Patents: Will History Repeat Itself?
Johnathan F. Elliston & Alan R. Thiele
Summary of New Laws in Mexico
Guillermo Marrero
World Trade Organization: A First-Year Review
Milan H. Kim
Tradenotes
Edwin Friesenhahn
Vol. IV, No. 2
Winter 1995
International Software Distribution: Legal Concerns
Phillip D. Porter
The Expatriation Tax and International Human Rights
Anthony D’Amato
The U.S. Trade Embargo Against Cuba: The Time Has Come to End This Cold-War Relic
Annie Swank
The Use, Abuse, and Possible Reform of Section 337
Dr. Michael David Rostoker & Sharon Raye Brown
The Application of U.S. Law by Binational Review Panels in the Softwood Lumber Case
Brian Rhodes
Environmental Pollution Along the U.S.-Mexico Border and an Overview of Mexico’s General Law for Ecological Equilibrium and Protection of the Environment
Adrian R. Martinez
Hazardous Waste Trade: U.S. Ratification of the Basel Convention is Still Needed
Ingrid A. de Graaff
The Case Law of the European Court of Justice on Free Trade and the Environment
Kurt Riechenberg
European Attempts Toward a Unified Securities Market in High-Risk, High-Growth Companies
Justus W. Lapham
Selected Bibliography re: NAFTA
Anne L. Abramson
Vol. IV, No. 1
FALL 1995
Economic Development in the Information Age: Investing in Telecommunications Infrastructure
Michael Thompson
Protecting Foreign Copyright in the Peoples Republic of China
Kailan M. Niemeyer
Enforceability of Forum-Selection Clauses in International Commercial Contracts
R. Doak Bishop & David B. Lee
Delay and Cost Booby Traps in Arbitration Practice, and How to Avoid Them
Tom Arnold
Taxation of Oil and Gas Produced in Russia by U.S. Companies
Dorothy May
Tradenotes
Edwin Friesenhahn
Vol. III, Supplement
Summer Supplement 1995
Apec Update
Prospects for the UKCS: Boom Years Ahead?
Bruce Westbrook
North Sea Partnering, Alliances, and Gainsharing: One Step Further!
Penelope Warne
Cutting Costs: Oil Company Initiatives, including CRINE
Penelope Warne
The 1994 Energy Charter Treaty: An Overview
Thomas W. Wälde
Competition and Jurisdiction in the North Sea
Penelope Warne
Duties of Directors of Companies Registered in England and Wales
Bruce Westbrook
Immigration Issues for Overseas Workers in the United Kingdom
Bruce Westbrook
Vol. III, No. 2
Fall 1994
How Doing Business With Mexico Affects Choice of Business Entity
Rona R. Mears
Texas Mexico Bar Association
Wayne I. Fagan & Scott C. Billings
Securing Investments in Civil Law Countries: Some Technical and Practical Aspects Involving Security Interests in Foreign-Based Movable Assets
Alejandro M. Garro
The Uruguay Round’s Dispute Settlement Understanding: Ensuring a More Stable and Predictable Trading Environment
William P. Haddock
The Legal Evolution of Mexican Environmental Laws
Humberto Celis
The NAFTA Side Agreements
Perspective on Oil & Gas Investments in the Former Soviet Union
Thomas W. Wälde
The Uruguay Round: What GATT Means to the United States
Ziad N. Zarka & Eric V. Blanchard
Update: Doing Business in Hungry
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Tradenotes
Edwin Friesenhahn
Vol. III, No. 1
Spring 1994
Regulatory Hurdles to Foreign Direct Investment in the United States
John A. Cottingham, Daniel J. Churay, and Nigel J. Swycher
Trade and Investment Programs Between the United States and the Newly Independent States
Judy A. Weaver
MERCOSUR: The South American Common Market
Juan E. Curuchet
Chile: An Open Door to Foreign Investment
Beatriz E. Trillos
Eximbank Credit Support for Financing U.S. Exports
F. Walter Bistline, Jr. and Mary C. Townsend
U.S. Concerns Regarding China’s Bid to Enter GATT
Ted G. Kennedy
Anti-Counterfeit in Thailand
Dhiraphol Suwanprateep
The Asuncion Treaty and the Law of the States
Mariano Augusto Cavagna Martinez
Dealing with Japan: Framework Agreement Versus Super 301
Tamara Sheffield & Ben D. Huynh
Vol. II, No. 2
Summer 1993
The NAFTA Import Surge Fallacy
Robert J. Ward, Jr.
Policy Changes For Latin America?
Scott C. Billings
Canadian Focus on NAFTA and Services
Kim G. Yelton
The Public Citizen Decision: Its Potential Effects on NAFTA And Other Trade Agreements
Stephen L. Miller
Table: Selected Rules of International Arbitration
D. Michael Dodd
Designing Arbitration Clauses in Trasnational Contracts
Joyce E. Stevens and Clarinda Comstock
Political Risk and Petroleum Investment in Russia
Paul E. Comeaux and N. Stephan Kinsella
Regional Trade Issues Facing the Clinton Administration
Lee F. Haas
Vol. II, No. 1
Winter 1992
The European Community’s Changing Agricultural Policies
E. Wesley F. Peterson and Samarendu Mohanty
Labor Laws in the European Community
Michele C. Moinar
The European Economic Area: A General Overview, Its Significance, and Future
Wayne P. Bunch, Jr.
Current Status of the European Community
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A Guide to Industrial Property, Franchising, and Licensing in Mexico
Joyce G. Mazero, John B. McKnight, and Carlos Müggenburg
Environmental Controversies and Compromises at the Rio Conference
Bryan Baker
GATT Tuna Decision: International Trade and Environmentalism
Mark L. Clark
Indonesia: A Current Perspective
Stephen Wallace
Reconciling Differences: Japan and The United States
Nadim I. Cook and Owen Ralston
Vol. 1, No. 2
Summer 1992
International Intellectual Property: Recent Developments And Issues For The Coming Decade
Alan S. Gutterman
Mexico’s New Intellectual Property Law
Edwin Friesenhahn
Entering International Markets: An Experiential Guide
Stephen E. Handel
Doing Business In The CIS: An Interview With Michael L. Parks
Michael L. Parks, Leslie A. Henges, and Anita Krosby
The Formation Of Foreign-Controlled Mexican Companies: Important Practical Considerations
Daniel Cavazos, J.D. and Dale A. Kimball, Jr., J.D.
How The GATT Will Affect Less-Developed Countries
Carl Mabbs-Zeno
The Uruguay Round: United States And European Community Stumble Over Agriculture
Kenneth R. Bell and Owen Ralston
Recent Developments
Daphine Patelis and David Ryan
Super 301: A Possible Return
Stanton K. Strickland
Vol. I, No. 1
Winter 1991
Review of U.S.-Mexico Environmental Issues
Senator Lloyd Bentsen
NAFTA and the Environment: Public Citizen v. Office of United States Trade Representative, 91-1916 (D.D.C. Aug. 1, 1991)
J. Todd Ivey and L.Charles Van Cleef, assisted by Edith Premazon
Foreign Investment in the Mexican Energy Sector
Jeffrey Boyd Lucas and Mike Waters
NAFTA: Legal Issues for Agriculture
Fred O. Boadu
Mexico’s Use of Agricultural Licensing
Allen Rogers, David Wilson, and Darryl Wolfe
The Implications of NAFTA on the Maquiladoras in Mexico
Rodolpho Sandoval
Maquiladoras: A Basic Primer
Jose D. Garcia and Robert Loughran
Rules of Origin and NAFTA
Fred O. Boadu and Steve M. Wise
The President’s Report to Congress on the Likely Effects of NAFTA on U.S. Labor-An Examination
Craig L. Jackson
Essay: Houston’s Historic and Economic Interest in NAFTA
Miguel R. San Juan and Jack H. Ewing
Recent Developments
Robert L. Bostwick and Gregory Stark
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