American journal of comparative law

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  Año 2007, Número 2

  • Bypassing the Hague Evidence Convention: Private International Law Implications of the Use of Video and Audio Conferencing Technology in Transnational Litigation

    Martin Davies

    págs. 205-237

    

  • Convergence by design: The case of CalPERS in Japan

    Sanford M. Jacoby

    págs. 239-293

    

  • Equal by comparison: Unsettling assumptions of antidiscrimination law

    Julie Chi-hye Suk

    págs. 295-345

    

  • The Hague choice of court convention: A chinese perspective

    Guangjian Tu

    págs. 347-365

    

  • Wolfgang Fikentscher, culture, law and economics: three berkeley lectures: Max-Planck-Institute for intellectual property, competition and tax law, Munich series on European and International Antiitrust Law

    Tobias Holzmueller

    págs. 367-370

    

  • Jacqueline Hodgson, french criminal justice: A comparative account of the investigation and prosecution of crime in France

    Jacqueline E. Ross

    págs. 370-379