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• Symposia

  Pros and Cons Ensuing from Fragmentation of International Law

  • Gerhard Hafner
  • Published: January, 2004
  • Volume 25, Issue 4
• Symposia

  The Varied Policies of International Juridical Bodies- Reflections on Theory and Practice

  • John H. Jackson
  • Published: January, 2004
  • Volume 25, Issue 4
• Symposia

  Judicial Dialogue for Legal Multiculturalism

  • Charles H. Koch Jr.
  • Published: January, 2004
  • Volume 25, Issue 4
• Symposia

  Bridging Fragmentation and Unity: International Law as a Universe of Inter-Connected Islands

  • Joost Pauwelyn
  • Published: January, 2004
  • Volume 25, Issue 4
• Symposia

  Interpreting the WTO Agreements- A Commentary on Professor Pauwelyn’s Approach

  • Joshua Meltzer
  • Published: January, 2004
  • Volume 25, Issue 4
• Symposia

  Reply to Joshua Meltzer

  • Joost Pauwelyn
  • Published: January, 2004
  • Volume 25, Issue 4
• Symposia

  International Legal Pluralism

  • William W. Burke-White
  • Published: January, 2004
  • Volume 25, Issue 4
• Symposia

  Multiple International Judicial Forums: A Reflection of the Growing Strength of International Law or its Fragmentation?

  • Pemmaraju Sreenivasa Rao
  • Published: January, 2004
  • Volume 25, Issue 4
• Symposia

  Commentary to Andreas Fischer- Lescano & Gunther Teubner. The Legitimacy of International Law and the Role of the State

  • Andreas L. Paulus
  • Published: January, 2004
  • Volume 25, Issue 4
• Symposia

  The Hole in the Whole: Sovereignty, Shared Sovereignty, and International Law

  • Stephen D. Krasner
  • Published: January, 2004
  • Volume 25, Issue 4