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Hager, Sarah E.

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Zimbabwe: Why the United Nations, State, and Non-State Actors Failed to Effectively Regulate Mugabe\u27s Policy of Internal Displacement

O\u27Connell, Mary Ellen

Preserving the Peace: The Continuing Ban on War Between States

This essay examines U.S. attitudes toward the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea. Part I characterizes different U.S. perspectives toward foreign policy and international law, noting how these different viewpoints shape attitudes toward U.S. acceptance of the Convention. Part II then compares three concerns that U.S. Convention opponents have raised (relating to navigational freedom, U.S. participation in international institutions, and U.S. leadership in international affairs) to the perspectives associated with of one of the several different foreign policy approaches. Many followers of historically-predominant U.S. foreign policy approaches do not share the concerns of Convention opponents. However, even if the U.S. does accept the Convention, views of Convention skeptics may well influence how the U.S. interprets the instrument and interacts with other States Parties

Noyes, John E

U.S. Policy and the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea

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CALIFORNIA WESTERN LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 44 FALL 2007 NUMBER 1
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTICLES
AMERICAN REPARATIONS THEORY AND PRACTICE AT THE CROSSROADS
Eric K. Yamamoto, Sandra Hye Yun Kim & Abigail M. Holden ..... 1
XBRL AND THE SEC: How THE COMMISSION USES INTERACTIVE
DATA TO INVESTIGATE ILLEGAL STOCK OPTIONS BACKDATING AND
WHAT INTERACTIVE DATA MEANS FOR THE FUTURE OF FEDERAL
SECURITIES LAW ENFORCEMENT
Susan M . B runka ........................................................................... 87
UNITED STATES v. FORT AND THE FUTURE OF WORK PRODUCT IN
CRIMINAL DISCOVERY
A nne Shaver ................................................................................... 127
"WHO ARE THOSE GuYs?": THE RESULTS OF A SURVEY STUDYING THE
INFORMATION LITERACY OF INCOMING LAW STUDENTS
Ian G allacher ................................................................................. 15 1
OPPORTUNITY LOST: How LAW SCHOOL DISAPPOINTS LAW
STUDENTS, THE PUBLIC, AND THE LEGAL PROFESSION
Jason M . D olin ............................................................................... 2 19
COMMENTS
POWERED BY GREASE: THE CASE FOR STRAIGHT VEGETABLE OIL
IN THE NEW FUEL ECONOMY
Robert Scott N orm an ...................................................................... 257
A TANGLED SITUATION OF GENDER DISCRIMINATION: IN THE FACE OF
AN INEFFECTIVE ANTIDISCRIMINATION RULE AND CHALLENGES FOR
WOMEN IN LAW FIRMS-WHAT IS THE NEXT STEP TO PROMOTE
GENDER DIVERSITY IN THE LEGAL PROFESSION?
Lea E. D elossantos ......................................................................... 295
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International Law Journal, California Western

CALIFORNIA WESTERN
INTERNATIONAL LAW JOURNAL
VOLUME 38 FALL 2007 NUMBER 1
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ESSAYS
Legal and Institutional Responses to Contemporary Global Threats:
An Introduction to the U.N. Secretary-General's High-level Panel
Report on Threats, Challenges and Change
G ershon Shafir ............................................................................................ 1
Global Governance and Public Health Security in the 21 st Century
Thom as E. N ovotny ............................................................................... 19
Preserving the Peace: The Continuing Ban on War Between States
M ary Ellen O 'Connell .......................................................................... 41
Protecting the World From Weapons of Mass Destruction: Reflections
on the High-level Panel Report on Threats, Challenges and Change
Larry D . Johnson ................................................................................... 63
Imminence and Proportionality: The U.S. and U.K. Responses
to Global Terrorism
Todd Landm an ...................................................................................... 75
The Legal Response to Global Terror
G eoff H oon .............................................................................................. 107
COMMENTS
Constructing Durable Peace: Lessons From Sierra Leone
Em ily E. Bartholom ew ............................................................................. 117
Bringing Fairness to Extradition Hearings: Proposing a Revised
Evidentiary Bar for Political Dissidents
H ansdeep Singh ....................................................................................... 177
America's Melting Pot: Language Not Included. U.S. Workplace
Language Discrimination and the European Union Approach as
a Model Framework
Julie Thorpe-Lopez .................................................................................. 217
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Novotny, Thomas E.

Global Governance and Public Health Security in the 21st Century

Singh, Hansdeep

Bringing Fairness to Extradition Hearings: Proposing a Revised Evidentiary Bar for Political Dissidents

CALIFORNIA WESTERN
INTERNATIONAL LAW JOURNAL
VOLUME 37 SPRING 2007 NUMBER 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTICLES
THE DOCTRINE OF MILITARY NECESSITY AND THE PROTECTION OF
CULTURAL PROPERTY DURING ARMED CONFLICTS
C raig J.S. F orrest ........................................................................... 177
ZIMBABWE: WHY THE UNITED NATIONS, STATE, AND NON-STATE
ACTORS FAILED TO EFFECTIVELY REGULATE MUGABE'S POLICY OF
INTERNAL DISPLACEMENT
Sarah E . H ager .............................................................................. 221
ESSAY
UGANDA: A NATION IN CRISIS
H em a C hatlani ............................................................................... 277
NOTE
"THEY TOLD ME HE SAID HE WOULD KILL ME." WHY HEARSAY
SHOULD GET FULL WEIGHT IN ASYLUM PROCEEDINGS
N icole J. Thom as ............................................................................ 299
COMMENT
No HABLO INGLS: WAIVERS To THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
REQUIREMENT FOR NATURALIZATION
H elene C . C olin .............................................................................. 329
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Shafir, Gershon

Legal and Institutional Responses to Contemporary Global Threats: An Introduction to the U.N. Secretary-General\u27s High-Level Panel Report on Threats, Challenges and Change

Landman, Todd

Imminence and Proportionality: The U.S. and U.K. Responses to Global Terrorism

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U.S. Policy and the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea

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Table of Contents

Global Governance and Public Health Security in the 21st Century

Bringing Fairness to Extradition Hearings: Proposing a Revised Evidentiary Bar for Political Dissidents

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Legal and Institutional Responses to Contemporary Global Threats: An Introduction to the U.N. Secretary-General\u27s High-Level Panel Report on Threats, Challenges and Change

Imminence and Proportionality: The U.S. and U.K. Responses to Global Terrorism

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