This fully updated second edition of Jurisdiction in International Law examines the
international law of jurisdiction, focusing on the areas of law where jurisdiction is most …

The application of international law by domestic courts has gained increasing attention in
recent years. In an ever-more interconnected world, domestic courts now make reference to …

The battle for abortion rights has been at fever pitch in recent months. In June 2006, the
Louisiana legislature enacted a law criminalizing the provision of abortions' that will take …

In the past decade, the proliferation or multiplication of international courts and tribunals,
competition between these courts, and the possible fragmentation of international law as a …

Although price-fixing agreements remain per se illegal in the United States, courts have
undermined the per se rule against price fixing by making it harder for plaintiffs to prove that …

In this Essay, the author argues that the collateral environmental and economic justice
benefits of greening the grid support transformative climate policies that speed the …

Teck Cominco can't send highly toxic pollution across the Canadian border and then insist
that border protects them from liability. They created one big mess here in the US, and they …

Jurisdiction can mean many things in international law, and even more in domestic law. In
general international law, however, jurisdiction is commonly understood to refer to the legal …

T he United States has the most developed and aggressive antitrust regime in the world, so
it is not surprising that parties injured by worldwide price-fixing conspiracies would prefer to …

Michigan Journal of International Law enforcement of EU antitrust law.'The Leniency
Program is governed by a Leniency Notice that sets out the policies and procedures for …