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Articles:

The Myopia of U.S. v. Martinelli: Extraterritorial Jurisdiction in the 21st Century
by Christopher L. Blakesley and Dan E. Stigall

Parallel Proceedings at the WTO and under NAFTA Chapter 19: Whither the Doctrine of Exhaustion of Local Remedies in DSU Reform
by Kevin C. Kennedy

Pinochet and the Uncertain Globalization of Criminal Law
by Robert C. Power

Essay:

Justiciability of the Israeli Fight against Terrorism
by Ariel L. Bendor

Notes:

The Fight against Corruption by International Organizations
by David Morrissey

The Price of Fame: Cities Regulation and Efforts Towards International Protection of the Great White Shark
by Julie B. Martin

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