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JOURNALS A – J

THE BRIEF, v. 42, no. 4, Summer, 2013

THE CAMBRIDGE LAW JOURNAL, v. 72. pt. 2, 2013

CARDOZO ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAW JOURNAL, v. 31, no. 3, 2013

CHICAGO JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW, v. 14, no. 1, Summer, 2013

CLEARINGHOUSE REVIEW, v. 47, nos. 3 – 4, July – August, 2013

COLUMBIA BUSINESS LAW REVIEW, v. 2013, no. 2

CORPORATE TAXATION, v. 40, no. 5, September – October, 2013

CRIMINAL JUSTICE ETHICS, v. 32, no. 2, August, 2013

CRIMINAL LAW BULLETIN, v. 49, no. 4, July – August, 2013

DISPUTE RESOLUTION MAGAZINE, v. 19, no. 4, Summer, 2013

EMORY LAW JOURNAL, v. 62, no. 6, 2013

FOREIGN AFFAIRS, v. 92, no. 5, September – October, 2013

HARVARD INTERNATIONAL LAW JOURNAL, v. 54, no. 2, Summer, 2013

HARVARD JOURNAL OF LAW AND GENDER, v. 36, no. 2, Summer, 2013

HARVARD JOURNAL ON RACIAL & ETHNIC JUSTICE, v. 27, Spring, 2013

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS (MOSCOW), v. 59, no. 4, 2013

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR THE SEMIOTICS OF LAW, v. 26, no. 3, September, 2013

JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW, v. 25, no. 2, 2013

THE JOURNAL OF EURASIAN LAW, v. 5, no. 3, 2012

THE JOURNAL OF LEGAL HISTORY, v. 34, no. 2, August, 2013

JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION QUARTERLY, v. 90, no. 3, Autumn, 2013

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I Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Section Summer 2013 Vol. 42 • No.4

View from the Chair ...................................................... 4

Profile: Task Force on Outreach to Young Lawyers .... 6

Early Years of The Brief by Jim Carr ............................ 8

TIPS Notes and Calendar ..................................•.......... 10

Product Review: Thomson Reuters Firm Central ....... 12

TIPS 1933-2013: Images and Milestones Span 80 Years .. II ••••• II •• a ••• a •• a ••••••• ••••••• II. II. II II II. II • II ••••••••••••••••••••• II. II •••• 14

Shareholder Derivative Litigation: A Primer for Insurance Coverage Counsel and Other Lawyers, Too By John D. Hughes, Gregory D. Pendleton, and

Jonathan Toren

Unique procedural challenges in a derivative suit include special pleading

requirements, determining when a claim has been made for D&O insurance

purposes, and resolving insurance treatment for costs of the sued corporation's special litigation committee. As litigation proceeds, a court must deal with the difficult question of how to apply third~party liability insurance when-technically-there is no third party .•••••••••••••••••••••• ,; •••••••••••••••••••• 18 f TIP: For lawyers advising directors, officers, and general counsel, understanding

the complex interplay between indemnification permitted by statute and coverage

under D&O liability insurance is critical.

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Insuring Intellectual Property By Michelle Worrall Tilton In the rapidly changing world of intellectual property, where the threats to key business assets are real and lawsuits are

aggressively pursued, companies should obtain the best coverage available for IP exposure .............................................. 28

TIP: Plaintiff and defense counsel must understand all implicated insurance policies, including limits of liability, self-insured retention, key terms, and any coverage issues, to fully represent their clients' interests.

Allocation of Indemnity in Advertising Injury Intellectual Property Cases By Timothy M. Thornton Jr. Parties that anticipate allocation issues at the outset of IP litigation-from timing and coverage of offenses tq damages

and disgorgement of lost profits-can make informed decisions throughout the

litigation and during any settlement process ................................... 38 TIP: Damages experts' reports in intellectual property cases often contain

valuable information for allocation of loss by time, by geographic region, and between advertising and non-advertising uses.

Distribution of ERISA-Governed Life Insurance Benefits after Divorce: QDROs vs. DROs By Joan 0. Vorster and Courtney Cruz A qualified domestic relations order creates or recognizes

the existence of the right or assigned right of an alternate payee-a spouse, former spouse, child, or other dependent-to receive all or part of an ERISA

participant's benefits .••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 48 TIP: When evaluating competing claims by a deceased's widow and ex-spouse

to life insurance benefits under an ERISA plan, a plan fiduciary should determine

first whether the ex-spouse's divorce decree is a QDRO.

~~aut Your Honor, He's an Illegal!": The Inadmissibility of a Worker's Undocumented Immigration Status By Benny Agosto Jr., Lupe Salinas, and Eloisa Morales Arteaga

Recent civil cases affirm that persons present in the United States in an

undocumented condition have the right not to be subjected to discriminatory treatment and are eligible to receive a remedy for lost future wages or other

similar benefits when that right is violated. Any relevancy that the alien status

of an injured worker may have in a particular case is likely outweighed by its

prejudicial effect .•••••••••••• ·• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 54 f TIP: Should a trial practitioner bring up the alien status of his or her client? In

short, no, because doing so means waiving any question on appeal.

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Volume 72 [2013] C.LJ.

THE CAMBRIDGE LAW JOU~NAL

July 2013

CASE AND COMMENT

Sovereign debt crisis - ESM Treaty War crimes - Extradition Locus standi - Discretionary relief Criminal law- discretion to prosecute Extradition- European arrest warrant

Contract - Specific performance

Land registration - Alteration - Mistake Fiduciary liability - Constructive trust Child law - Anonymity of mother Child law - Abuse -Joint perpetrators E1nployment contract- Repudiation EU law - Competition EU Law Asylum Forum conveniens - corporate personality Procedure - Legal advice privilege

Pringle v Ireland Belgium v Senegal f!Valton v Scottish JV!inisters Moss & Son Ltd. v CPS H. (H.) v Deputy Prosecutor qf the Italian Republic (Genoa) Southcott Estates Inc. v Toronto Catholic District School Boatd Fitzwilliam v Richall Holdings Ltd. FHR European Vimtutes UP v Mankarious Godelli v Ita!J Re J (Children) Geys v Societe Generate Europese Gemeenschap v Otis NV NS. v Secretary qf State for the Home Department VFB Capital plc v Nutritek R. (on the application of Prudential plc) v Special Commissioner

SHORTER ARTICLES

The Courts and the ECHR: EIRIK BJORGE

Problems in Family Property: SIMON GARDNER

ARTICLES

Winners and Losers: Edwards and the Unfair Law of Dismissal: CATHERINE BARNARD AND LOUISE MERRETT

Regulating Fallibility in Registered Land Titles: SUvfON COOPER

The Reformation of English Administrative Law?: JASON VARUHAS

Reconsidering "Total" Failure: FREDERICK WILMOT-SMITH

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CARDOZO ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAW JOURNAL

VOLUME 31 2013 NUMBER 3

© 2013 Yeshiva University

CONTENTS

SPRING SYMPOSIUM: CRITICAL LEGAL STUDIES & THE PoLITICIZATION

OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND INFORMATION LAW

Introductions 597

Panel I: Critical Legal Studies in Intellectual Property and Information Law Scholarship )

Peter Goodrich, Sonia K. Katyal, and Rebecca Tushnet 601

Panel II: Critical Legal Activism and Netroots Movements Victoria Smith Ekstrand, Brett Frischmann, John Tehranian, and Siva Vaidhyanathan 624

Panel III: Politics and the Public in IP & Info Law Policy Making

Michael J. Burstein, Derek Khanna, Jessica Litman, Sherwin Siy, and RichardS. Whitt 642

Birthing "CLA": Critical Legal Activism, the IP Wars and Forking the Law

Victoria Smith Ekstrand, Andrew Famiglietti, and Suzanne VL. Berg 663

Two Halves of the Copyright Bargain: Defining the Public Interest in Copyright

Sherwin Siy 683

A Deference to Protocol: Fashioning a Three-Dimensional Public Policy Framework for the Internet Age

Richard S. Whitt 689

ARTICLES

Opportunistic Trademarking of Slogans: It's No Clown Issue, Bro

Lee B. Burgunder 769

Copyright and the Fall Line David Nimmer 803

Deconstructing Disintermediation: A Skeptical Copyright Perspective

Guy Pessach 833


Chicago Journal of International Law VOLUME 14, NUMBER 1 (SUMMER2013)

ARTICLES

Ersatz Normativity or Public Law in Global Governance: 1 The Hard Case of International Prescriptions for National Infrastructure Regulation

Megan Donaldson and Benedict Kingsbury

Jurisdiction, Immunity, Legality, and Jus Cogens 53 Anthony ]. Colangelo

Variations on a Theme: Cemparing the Concept of 9 3 "Necessity" in International Investment Law and WTO Law

Andrew D. Mitchell and Caroline Henckels

Beyond the Post-Conflict Checklist: Linking Peacebuilding and Transitional Justice through the Lens of Critique

Dustin N. Sharp

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Navigating Conflicts in Cyberspace: Legal Lessons from 197 the History of War at Sea

Jeremy Rabkin and Ariel Rabkin

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COMMENTS

Case Studies in the Advancement of Sexual Orientation Rights and the Role of Developing International Legal Norms: Argentina and Brazil

Christine A. Bonomo

Increasing the ICJ's Influence as a Court of Human Rights: The Muslim Rohingya as a Case Study

Lee ].F. Deppermann

The Common European Sales Law's Compliance with the Subsidiarity Principle of the European Union

Michael Educate

Entrepreneurship, Hardship, and Gamesmanship: Modern Piracy as a Dry Endeavor

Selina MacLaren

Regulating Digital Currencies: Bringing Bitcoin within the

Reach of the IMF Nicholas A. Plassaras

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Volume 47, Numbers 3-4 July-August 2013

Clearinghouse

Contents REVIEW

About This Issue ...................... ,! •••••••••••• Inside Front Cover

ARTICLES:

Reopening Access to the Courts for People with Disabilities ............ 66

By Barry C. Taylor and Rachel M. Weisberg

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Amendments Act of ~oo8 restored the broad definition of "disability" found in the ADA and narrowed by courts over the years. The Act clarifies that episodic or in-remission impairments can be disabilities, prevents courts from considering a person's mitigating measures when determining whether a person's impairment "substantially limits a major life activity," and. explains the protections for people who are "regarded as" having a substantiallimita-. tion in a major life activity. The amendments list examples of such "major life activities" and include among them a number of "major bodily functions."

Changing the landscape for Individuals with learning Disabilities ....... 76

By Barry C. Taylor and Rachel M. Weisberg

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Amendments Act promises greater protection to individuals with learning disabilities. The Act and its regulations instruct courts to focus on limitations instead of outcomes, disregard mitigating measures, look beyond limitations to activities only of "central importance to most people's daily lives," and consider major bodily functions of the brain and neurological system to be "major life activities." The Act likely allows more students with learning disabilities to press for accommodations on high-stakes tests.

Representing Clients with limited English Proficiency or Communication-Related Disabilities .............................. 80

By Kelly McAnnany and Aditi K. Shah

Communicating effectively with clients who have limited English proficiency or disabilities can be a challenge for today's busy law offices. Lawyers and their coworkers face increasing linguistic and communication diversity in the communities they serve. To help lawyers and their nonlawyer colleagues meet their legal and ethical obligations to all clients, regardless of limited English proficiency or disability, law offices should develop officewide policies and procedures to ensure equal access.

©2013 by Sargent Shriver National Center on Poverty Law

All rights reserved. ISSN 0009-868X. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the publisher.

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Using a Human Rights Approach in Immigration Advocacy: An Introduction ................................................ 88

By Robert Pauw, Rebecca Sharpless, and Judith L. Wood

Human rights norms offer broader protections for immigrants than do U.S. domestic laws, and human rights approaches can be effective in both individual cases and policy advocacy. The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights is the primary forum in which individuals may nle claims against the United States for human rights violations. Immigration advocates should add claims before the commission to their repertoire of domestic law strategies.

California's Sargent Shriver Civil Counsel Act Tests Impact of More Assistance for low-Income litigants ........................ 97

By Clare Pastore

The nation's most ambitious civil-right-to-counsel pilot project got under way in California in early ~01~, pursuant to legislation passed in ~009. Approximately $10

million annually for six years supports representation, court innovation, improved self-help, and other services for low-income clients in cases involving housing, domestic violence and restraining orders, elder abuse, guardianship of the person, probate conservatorship, and child custody. Seven "lead legal services agencies" were awarded grants to operate ten pilots in seven counties; they must collect extensive data that will be used for a thorough evaluation of the pilot projects and will yield substantial evidence on the effectiveness of approaches to closing the justice gap.

Supreme Court's Decision in Wos v. E.M.A. Rebuts Reasoning of Douglas v. Independent Living Center of Southern California Inc. Dissent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................ 109

By Rochelle Bobroff

The U.S. Supreme Court's continuing analysis of making Medicaid preemption claims against states is critical for invalidating state Medicaid action that conflicts with federal law. Some lower courts have embraced the dissent's reasoning in Douglas v. Independent Living Center of Southern California Inc., which asserted that the supremacy clause did not provide a cause of action for private suits by Medicaid beneficiaries or providers. In a more recent ~o13 decision, Was v. E. M.A., the Court supports the use of preemption to invalidate state law that conflicts with federal spending clause statutes, discussed further in the next article.

"Supreme law"-for Medicaid Patients or Just Business? ............. 111

By Simon Lazarus

Does the supremacy clause empower individual beneficiaries to redress in court state violations of Medicaid or other federal spending clause-based statutory requirements-the same way it does for business interests? Was v. E.M.A, a ~o13 U.S. Supreme Court decision, nnds that the answer is yes. The supremacy clause authorizes preemption by a federal spending clause-based law that contains no express right of action. This decision's reasoning will likely curtail lower courts' reliance on the dissent in last year's Douglas v. Independent Living Center of Southern California Inc.

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ADVOCACY STORIES:

Students with learning Disabilities in Chicago ...................... 113

By Daniel Hochbaum

Shaping a legal Challenge to the Drug-Testing of Welfare Applicants ........................................... 116

By Maria Kayanan

How legal Aid of Western Missouri Is Helping the Community Recover from the Joplin Tornado .................................. 119

By Jamie Rodriguez

Justice for Hmong American Farmers in Minnesota .................. 122

By Susan E. Stokes

TRAINING PROGRAMS:

Negotiation Skills: The Online learning Challenge ................... 126

By David Cruickshank

THE SHRIVER BRIEF:

Medical-legal Partnerships: On the "Bleeding Edge" of Technological Innovation ...................................... 130

By Michele Host

Unbanked and Uninsured: Implications for ACA Enrollment ........... 131

By Karen K. Harris

Interview Afield: Barry C. Taylor .................................. 133

National Support Centers and the Sargent Shriver National Center on Poverty law Collaborate to Share Information with Advocates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Inside Back Cover

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Columbia Business Law Review VOLUME 2013 NUMBER2

Symposium: The Past, Present, and Future of Insider _Trading Law: A 50th Anniversary Re-Examination of Cady, Roberts and the Revolution It Began

Introduction: Mapping the Future of Insider Trading Law: Of Boundaries, Gaps, and Strategies ........ :: .......................... John C. Coffee, Jr. 281

Memories of Bill Cary ......................................... Joel Seligman 318

Articles

Insider Trading: Where Is the Line? ...... Stephen J. Crimmins 330

Duty-Free Insider Trading? ............................................................. Edward Greene 369

"Fine Distinctions" in the Contemporary Law of

Olivia Schmid

Insider Trading ....................................... Donald C. Langeuoort 429

Discussion

Panel: A View from the Front Lines........................................... 463

Panel: A Second View from the Front Lines.............................. 492

Panel: The SEC's Perspective..................................................... 519

Notes

Parallel or Paralyzed? Sklena, Rule 804(b)(1), and the Costly Implications for Interagency Law Enforcement Efforts ................................... Miheer Mhatre 546

Necessary Evils: How to Stop Worrying and Love Qui Tam ............................................. : .................. Ni Qian 594


september I october 2013 volume 4o number 5

ARTICLES COLUMNS

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EVOLUTIONS IN SECTION 367 GUIDANCE TO COMBAT Tf\X-FREE REPATRIATION STRATEGIES Jeffrey S. Korenblatt

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INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS Stafford Smiley and Victor Jaramillo

22 CORPORATE ORGANIZATIONS & REORGANIZATIONS Robert Rizzi

28 CONSOLIDATED RETURNS Jerry Towne, Art Sewall, and Usa Brown

33 COMPENSATION & fRINGE BENEFITS Tulsi A. Patel

39 PRIVATE lETTER RUUNGS Lisa A. Madden

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Criminal Justice Ethics

Contents

VOLUME 32 NUMBER 2 AUGUST 2013

ARTICLES

Self-Defense, Punishment and Forfeiture DAVID ALM 91

Search, Seizure, and Immunity: Second-Order Normative Authority and Rights STEPHEN E. HENDERSON AND KELLY SORENSEN 108

The Criminal Justice System Creates Incentives for False Convictions ROGER KOPPL AND MEGHAN SACKS 126

REVIEW ESSAYS

Is There a Duty to Forgive?· DAVID HEYD 163

Pragmatic Naturalism and the Evolutionary Quasi-Debunking of Morality SUSANA NUCCETELLI 175

VOLUME 32 NUMBER 2 AUGUST 2013


CRIMINAL LAW BULLETIN Volume 49, Number 4 Contents

691 Nonconsensual Insemination: Seminally Transmitted Diseases as Intimate Partner Violence

Carmen M. Cusack

711 Prison Overcrowding Cure: Judicial Corporal Punishment of Adults

John Dewar Gleissner

756 A Digital Dilemma: Comprehensive Drug Testing's Misguided Guidelines

Donald Soderstrom

801 An Overview of Capital Punishment in Tennessee: Patterns of Legal Executions, 1782-2010

K.B. Turner and Yolanda Y. Harper

816 The Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act of 2000: A Double-Faced Prisoner Problem & Proposed Repeal

Brett Fleisher

860 Essay Mr. Fletcher vs. Mr. Daubert: A Journey into the Surreal

Frederic Whitehurst

869 Commentary Correctional Law & Litigation Avoidance: Healthcare Fred Cohen

875 Other Crimes, Wrongs, or Culpable Acts Evidence: The Waning Penchant Toward Admissibility as the Wars Against Crime Stagger On; Part I. The War on Drugs-The Seventh Circuit Crosses Over to the Dark Side Michael H. Graham

902 From the Legal Literature . , . Vidisha Barna Worley

909 Book Review· Catherine D. Marcum

912 UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT DECISIONS 917 SIGNIFICANT FEDERAL COURT DECISIONS 921 SELECTED STATE COURT DECISIONS


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Members James Coben

Hamline University School of Law St. Paul, MN

Ruth V. Glick Mediator and Arbitrator

Burlingame, CA

Michael Lewis JAMS

Washington, DC

Bennett G. Picker Stradley Ronan

Philadelphia, PA

Donna Stienstra Federal judicial Center

Washington, DC

Zena Zumeta Mediation Training

& Consultation Institute Ann Arbor, Ml

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46 ADR Cases

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ARTICLES

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Precedent and Reliance ............................................................. Randy J. Kozel 1459

Looking at the Monopsony in the Mirror ............................. Maurice E. Stucke 1509

COMMENTS

Long-Term Contracting the Way to Renewable Energy Investment: Lessons from Brazil Applied to the United States ...... ..... . .. .. . .. Leah B. Chacon 1563

Beyond School Finance: Refocusing Education Reform Litigation to Realize the Deferred Dream of Education Equality and Adequacy ............................................................................ Jared S. Buszin 1613


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Volume 92, Number 5

COMMENTS

Africa's Turn A Conversation With Macky Sail

David Cameron's Dangerous Game The Folly of Flirting With an EU Exit Matthias Matthijs

How Big Business Can Save the Climate Multinational Corporations Can Succeed Where Governments Have Failed Jerry Patchell and Roger Hayter

ESSAYS Who Is Ali Khamenei? The Worldview of Iran's Supreme Leader Akbar Ganji

Ending the War in Afghanistan How to Avoid Failure on the Installment Plan Stephen Biddle

The Limits of Counterinsurgency Doctrine in Afghanistan The Other Side of the COIN Karl W. Eikenberry

The Rise of the Rest of India How States Have Become the Engines of Growth Ruchir Sharma

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Petroleum to the People Mricas Coming Resource Curse-and How to Avoid It Larry Diamond and Jack Mosbacher

Helping Congo Help Itself What It Will Take to End Mricas Worst War Jason K. Stearns

Stealth Multilateralism U.S. Foreign Policy Without Treaties-or the Senate David Kaye

Why Convergence Breeds Conflict Growing More Similar Will Push China and the United States Apart Mark Leonard

China's Real and Present Danger Now Is the Time for Washington to Worry Avery Goldstein

REVIEWS-& RESPONSES

New Deal, Old South How FDR Propped Up Jim Crow Taeku Lee

Can Washington Win Over the Arab Street? The Sources of Middle Eastern Anti-Americanism Amaney A. Jamal; Marc Lynch

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Harvard International Law Journal Volume 54 Number 2

Summer 2013 Contents

Copyright © 2013 by the President and Fellows of Harvard College

ARTICLES

Pricing Compliance: When Formal Remedies Displace Reputational Sanctions

Rachel Brewster 2 59

Dialectic of Transnationalism: Unauthorized Migration and Human Rights, 1993-2013

!tamar Mann

Toward an International Law of the Internet Molly Land

Ending Judgment Arbitrage: Jurisdictional Competition and the Enforcement of Foreign Money Judgments in the United States

315

393

Gregory H. Shill 459

RECENT DEVELOPMENT

Tobacco Packaging Arbitration and the State's Ability to Legislate Ankita Ritwik 52 3


Harvard Journal of Law and Gender

Volume 36:2 Summer 2013 Copyright © 2013 by the President and Fellows of Harvard College

Contents

Articles

The U.S. Au Pair Program: Labor Exploitation and the Myth of Cultural Exchange 269

Janie A. Chuang

· Work Wives 345 Laura A. Rosenbury

From Citizenship to Custody: Unwed Fathers Abroad and at Home 405 Albertina ·Antognini

.Twentieth Anniversary Reflection

Mascaras y Trenzas: Reflexiones Un Proyecto de Identidad y Analisis a Traves de Veinte Afios 469

Margaret E. Montoya

Student Note

Resisting Simple Dichotomies: Critiquing Narratives of Victims, Perpetrators, and Harm in Feminist Theories of Rape 503

Alletta Brenner


HARVARD JoURNAL ON

RAciAL & ETHNIC JusTICE FoRMERLY THE BLACI<LETTER LAW JouRNAL

Volume 27 Spring 2011

Copyright © 2011 by the President and Fellows of Harvard College U.S. ISSN 0897-2761

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 Racial Reconciliation in Mississippi: An Evaluation of the Proposal to Establish a Mississippi Truth and Reconciliation Commission Patryk Labuda

49 The Griswold 9 and Student Activism for Faculty Diversity at Harvard Law School in the Early 1990s Philip Lee

97 Respecting Language as Part of Ethnicity: Title VII and Language Discrimination at Work Carlo A. Pedrioli

125 Death and Dixie: How the Courthouse Confederate Flag Influences Capital Cases in Louisiana Cecelia Trenticosta and William C. Collins

165 12 Racist Men: Post-Verdict Evidence of Juror Bias Jessica L. West

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I nt-ernationa I Affairs VOLUME 59 NUMBER 4, 2013

CONTENTS

Russia-U.S.: Expanding the Interface of Mutual Expectations and Opportunities .~ S. Ryabkov 1

GOLDEN COLLECTION

Global Change, Global Challenges and Responsibility Erkki Tuomioja 15

WORLD ISSUES

The SCO on the Eve of the Bishkek Summit K. Barsky 24

On International Cooperation in Countering Criminal Challenges and Threats A. Zmeevskiy 39

U .S.-China: The New Contours of Energy Policy A. Oganesyan 47

Europe: From Distrust to Mutual Understanding A. Davydenko 50

South China Sea: A Zone of Cooperation or Waters of Conflict Yu. Raikov 55

Food Security: A New Factor in International Relations A. Akimov 67

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF'S COLUMN

"Back to Thatcherism" or Funeral for a Dream A. Oganesyan 78

COMMENTARY AND ESSAYS .

The Challenges of Reinvigorating the Interaction of Russia With Global Development Institutions A. Konkov 82

Countering Illegal Migration: EU Practice and Russian Policy V. Volokh 93

Germany's Energy Dilemma B. Zaritsky 100

Pakistan and the Afghan Mission of the West Omar Nessar 113

Confessional Disagreements in Saudi Arabia A. F edorchenko 123

Parliamentary Diplomacy: The Latin American Vector A. Davydenko 132


I nt-ernationa I Affairs VOLUME 59 NUMBER 4, 2013

VIEWPOINT

The Crimean Odyssey A. Mashchenko

ROUNDTABLE

Africa and Russja A. Oganesyan, A. Orlov, L. Fituni, I. Abramova, V. Mizin, V. Kulikov, A. Tokovinin, V. Fedotov,

V. Popov,'V. Chamov, A. Tsyganok, A. Fedorchenko, A. Krylov, E. Voronin, N Piskunova, A. Golyashev

INTERVIEW

Business Councils of the RCCI: How to Enter Foreign Markets G Petrov

RUSSIAN WORLD

"Oh Sports, You Are the World!"

On the Regional Meeting of Compatriots of the Americas

HISTORY AND MEMOIRS

Confrontation of Two Blocs in the Korean War

Historical Archives: Promoting Accord Between Nations

MISCELLANIA

Martial Music and Military Rituals as "Political Texts"

BOOK REVIEWS

S.I. Kosenko. Soft Power in a Hard Package: The Peculiarities

A. Makarov

V. Sibilev

A. Fomenko

A. Kuznetsov

M. Kukartseva, M. Chertok

140

146

190

201

205

213

226

233

of French Cultural Policy A. Maksakov 242

L. Babynina. Flexible Integration in the European Union N. Kaveshnikov 247

A. Pravov. Romance with a Female Terrorist; Back to Kabul; The Intifada D. Klimov 252

GS. Ostapenko, A.Yu. Prokopov. The Contemporary History of Great Britain: 20th Century-Beginning of the 21st Century V. Sokolov 260

Migration in Russia: The First Decade of the 21st Century. 2000-2012 (Vol.l-3) A. Starostin 266


International Journal for the Semiotics of Law Revue Internationale de Semiotique Juridique

Volume 26 · Number 3 · September 20,13

A Ia Recherche de I' Arbitraire. Du Droit a Ia Semiotique et Retour S. Goltzberg 543

The Legal Image's Forgotten Aesthetics R. Ferrada Stoehrel 555

Intracultural Awareness in Legal Language-Silvio Berlusconi's Iconography of Law M.Leone 579

Garment, or Upper·Garment? A Matter of Interpretation? E.N.S. Ng 597

Copy Me Happy: The Metaphoric Expansion of Copyright in a Digital Society S. Larsson 615

A Jurilinguistic Approach in Legal Education J. Andino Dorato 635

La Fid.elite en Traduction Jurid.ique: Strategies de Trad.uc_tion, de L'anglais Vers le Fran~ais, de Vrais et Faux Amis I. Richard 651

Use and. Misuse of Language in Judicial Decision-Making: Russian Experience A. Soboleva 673

The Language of the UN: Vagueness in Security Council Resolutions Relating to the Second. Gulf War G. Scotto di Carlo 693

BOOK REVIEWS

Toward a Brighter Future in Legal Education: Using Semiotics to Improve and. Advance Law J .M. Morgan 707

Vijay K. Bhatia, Christoph A. Hafner, Lindsay Miller, and. Anne Wagner (eds): Diverse Discursive Contextualizations of Audience, Place, and Power in Legal Communication S. Marusek 711

Ald.o Schiavone: Ius. L'Invention du Droit en Occident (trad. G. et J. Bouffartigue) N. Cornu Thenard 715

Voyage au pays du droit ind.ien J. Mercier 721


JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW VOLUME 25, NO. 2 2013

CONTENTS ARTICLES

Green Public Procurement-European Law, Environmental Standards and 'What To Buy' Decisions Peter Kunzlik 173

Committing to Effective Climate Governance in Northern Ireland: A Defining Test of Devolution Sharon Turner 203

Ensuring Safe Municipal Wastewater Disposal in Urban India: Is There a Legal Basis? Lovleen Bhullar 235

Renewable Energy Federalism in Russia: Regions as New Actors for the Promotion of Clean Energy Anatole Boute 261

ANALYSIS

Responding to the Private Regulation of Dissent: Climate Change Action, Popular Justice and the Right to Protest Lucy Finchett-Maddock 293

Insurance between Neighbours: Stannard v Gore and Common Law Liability for Fire Jenny Steele and Rob Merkin 305

SIGNIFICANT UK CASES

Significant UK Environmental Cases: 2012-2013 Justine Thornton

REVIEWS Martha A. Roggenkamp, Lila Barrera-Hernandez, Donald N. Zillman and Inigo Del Guayo (eds) Energy Networks and the Law: Innovative Solutions in Changing Markets

319

(Navraj Singh Ghaleigh) 331

Kerri Woods Human Rights and Environmental Sustainability (Feja Lesniewska) 333

Caroline E. Foster Science and the Precautionary Principle in International Courts and Tribunals (Nicolas de Sadeleer) 336

Rosemary Rayfuse and Shirley V. Scott International Law in the Bra of Climate Change (Mark Stallworthy) 337

Randall S. Abate and Elizabeth Ann Kronk (eds) Climate Change and Indigenous Peoples: the Search for Legal Remedies (Paul Havemann) 340

Leroy Paddock, Du Qun, Louis J. Kotze, David L. Markell, Kenneth J. Markowitz and Durwood Zaelke (eds) Compliance and Enforcement in Environmental Law: Toward More Effective Implementation (Carolyn Abbot) 343


The Journal of Eurasian Law Volume 5 N2 3 (20!2)

Table of Contents

ARTICLES

The Unsung Heroes of the Russian Judicial System: The Justice-of-the-Peace Courts ............................................................................ Kathryn Hendley 337

A Practical Guide to International Commercial Arbitration in the Post-Soviet States: Republic of Armenia

··························································~···············Zaven A. Sargsian 367

DOCUMENTS OF NOTE

Case of Finogenov and Others v. Russia European Court of

................................................................................ Hun1an Rights 395

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENTS IN BRIEF

475


THE JOURNAL OF

LEGAL HISTORY Volume 34 August 2013 Number 2

Contents

Articles

Notes on Contributors 127

Father and Foundling in Classical Roman Law Olga Tellegen-Couperus 129

The Structures of Monetary Nominalism in the Pre-Modern Common Law D. Fox 139

William We1wod's Treatises on Maritime Law J.D. Ford 172

Making Law in Mid-Eighteenth-Century England: Legal Statutes and their Application in the Justicing Notebook of Phillip Ward of Stoke Doyle Drew Gray 211

BQok Reviews

The Community of the College of Justice: Edinburgh and the

Court of Session, 1687-1808

By John Finlay J.D. Ford 234

Colonial Copyright: Intellectual Property in Mandate Palestine

By Michael D. Birnhack Robert Burrell 236


Volume 90 Number 3 Autumn 2013

Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly

Contents

Technology and News Reporting

The Impact of Technology on News Reporting: A Longitudinal Perspective 417 Zvi Reich

Exploring News Apps and Location-Based Services on the Smartphone 435 Amy Schmitz Weiss

How Radio News Uses Sources to Cover Local Government News and Factors Affecting Source Use 457 Stephen Lacy, Steven S. Wildman, Frederick Fico, Daniel Bergan, Thomas Baldwin, and Paul Zube

Political Coverage

Beyond Cognitions: A Longitudinal Study of Online Search Salience and Media Coverage of the President 478 Matthew W Ragas and Hai Tran

Framing the 2008 Iowa Democratic Caucuses: Political Blogs and Second- Level lntermedia Agenda Setting 500 Kyle Heim

All the Gender That's Fit to Print: How the New York Times Covered Hillary Clinton and Sarah Palin in 2008 520 Lindsey Meeks

Theory

The Subjective Group Dynamics of Inter- and Intragroup Criminality in the News: The Role of Prior Television News Viewing as a Moderator 540 Michelle Ortiz and Jake Harwood

History

Justifying Commercialization: Legitimating Discourses and the Rise

of American Advertising Tim P. Vos and You Li

Book Reviews

559

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