Houston Journal of International Law articles from September 2007

Houston Journal of International Law archives from September 2007

The fair track to expanded free trade: making TAA benefits more accessible to American workers.(trade adjustment assistance)
September 22, 2007... I. INTRODUCTION II. THE POLITICS OF U.S. TRADE LIBERALIZATION A. U.S. Trade Liberalization After Smoot-Hawley B. The Quid Pro Quo of Trade Adjustment Assistance for Fast Track Authority III. THE DEFECTIVE...

Legal policy for a twilight war.
September 22, 2007... I. How LAWYERS FOUND THEMSELVES AT THE CENTER OF THE POLICY DEBATE II. REFRAMING THE DEBATE: FROM "CAN" TO "SHOULD" III. A LEGAL POLICY PERSPECTIVE: SHOULD WE TREAT THIS AS AN ARMED CONFLICT? IV. A LEGAL POLICY...

Legal secularism in France and freedom of religion in the United States: a comparison and Iraq as a cautionary tale.
September 22, 2007... I. INTRODUCTION A. FRANCE B. UNITED STATES II. LAICITE IN FRANCE A. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND B. MODERN LEGAL CONCEPTS III. FREEDOM OF RELIGION IN THE UNITED STATES A. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND B....

Cutting off the building blocks to methamphetamine production: a global solution to methamphetamine abuse.
September 22, 2007... I. A SLEEPING GIANT: WHERE DID METHAMPHETAMINE COME FROM? A. A History of Methamphetamine B. Methamphetamine Production C. An International Affair II. THE U.S. RESPONSE TO METHAMPHETAMINE ABUSE A. State...

The European Patent Convention: a moral roadblock to biotechnological innovation in Europe.
September 22, 2007... I. FROM WHENCE THEY CAME A. In the Beginning, Logic Prevailed B. Out of Right Field: A Radical Shift in Logic C. The World Reacts: Perspectives on the Ideological Shift D. Ideology Realized: A...