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The address points to several dramatic changes through which Europe is going, and states that it is an exciting time for Europe. The world is entering a multipolar stage, Eastern Europe is reforming, technological advances have significantly effected Europe, and the EC is becoming stronger. It is the beginning of an important decade for Europe, Read More …
This Article summarizes certain aspects of new Soviet initiatives in the area of property law. The Article also touches on the interrelationship between the new developments in property law and developments in the area of Soviet company law that have given rise to new forms of legal entity, in particular, joint ventures. Richard C. Schneider, Read More …
This note argues that the continental shelf between Greece and Turkey should be delimited under general principles of international law. Part I discusses the present dispute and its historical underpinnings. Part II examines the relevant treaty and customary international law applicable to continental shelf delimitations. Part III analyzes the positions of the parties and proposes Read More …
The Note argues that the Toshiba and Krongsberg sales illustrate the critical need of Western allies to agree on a functional means of promoting international trade without compromising international security. Part I examines the illegal sale of ship building technology to the Soviey Union by Toshiba. Part II discusses how COCOM works. Part III analyzes Read More …
This Article examines the recent amendments to the EC antidumping Regulation. First, the Article analyzes the compatibility of the Regulation with the GATT and EC antidumping rules. Next, the Article assesses the likelihood that the new provisions will successfully realize their industrial policy goals and sufficiency of the existing procedural framework. The Article concludes that Read More …
This article argues that the debt problem can be attributed to the failure on the part of those who operated the huge market of recycled petro-dollars in the late 70s and early 80s. The author then discusses how reinforcement of a decentralized decision-making system depends on three factors; transparency, market entry, and confining state regulation. Read More …
This is an intriguing work, starting from its lengthy title and subtitle, and a very worthwhile one. It is basically a scholarly account of the law and procedure that have developed in the more than three decades since the adoption of the EEC Treaty with regard to the ways in which compliance by the Member Read More …
This Note argues that a bankruptcy court should be able to sell a vessel free of maritime liens without having to refer such a sale to an admiralty court. Part I examines the historical nature of the conflict between admiralty and bankruptcy principles. Part II analyzes the dominant approach, which applies admiralty principles when the Read More …
In this article, the author deals with a number of aspects connected to the theme of access to justice and in so doing refers in particular to the most recent disputes that have been brought before the Court of Justice in Luxembourg. The author argues that there is a need to establish clearly, at the Read More …