Fordham International Law Journal | Vol 32 | Iss 6

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The Doctrine of Manifest Disregard of the Law after Hall Street: Implications for Judicial Review of International Arbitrations in U.S. Courts
Annie Chen

The Blood of Going Green: Using Environmental Initiatives to Account for the Human Rights Violations of the Green Movement
Noushin Ketabi

The European Counterterrorist as the Next U.S. Cold Warrior: Why the United States Should Select from the German and British Models of Procedure, Evidence, and Oversight for National Security Wiretapping
Daniel Saperstein

The Distinct Cases of Kosovo and South Ossetia: Deciding the Question of Independence on the Merits and International Law
Ronald Thomas

Speech

"Back to the Future" - Reflections on the Beginning of the Beginning: International Criminal Law in the Twenty-First Century
David M. Crane

Report

It's Not OK: New Zealand's Efforts to Eliminate Violence Against Women
Jorge Contesse and Jeanmarie Fenrich

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