Denver Journal of International Law and Policy articles from June 2005

Denver Journal of International Law and Policy archives from June 2005

Critical essay: theoretical foundations in development law: a reconciliation of opposites?
June 22, 2005... INTRODUCTION This Critical Essay will examine certain philosophic implications of modernization theory and dependency theory, and their impact on development law. The essay will also identify certain similarities and key differences...

Accountability of international organizations: some observations.
June 22, 2005... I. INTRODUCTION The discussion here will be limited to intergovernmental organizations. The topic is timely, for there remain ambiguities regarding the accountability of such organizations to their members or third parties, or the...

In pursuit of reconstructing Iraq: does self-determination matter?
June 22, 2005... I. INTRODUCTION Since the U.S.-led "coalition of willing" (1) invaded Iraq and toppled the Saddam Hussein regime, Iraq has effectively been under the control of the Coalition forces. (2) One can argue that the Iraqi territory is under...

Protecting the innocent or protecting special interests? Child labor, globalization, and the WTO.
June 22, 2005... INTRODUCTION For those in wealthy countries, the idea of children toiling in factories or fields seems like a relic from a bygone age. However, for too many children in the world this is still a sad reality. Many children work in hazardous...

Surviving United States export controls post 9/11: a model compliance program.
June 22, 2005... PROGRAM FOREWORD--by J. Triplett Mackintosh PROGRAM INTRODUCTION--by Mark D. Menefee A. PREFACE 1. BEYOND EXPORT COMPLIANCE: THE EXPORT COMPLIANCE PROGRAM'S CRUCIAL ROLE IN CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND MINIMIZING THE IMPACT OF...