Law and Business Review of the Americas
Published from 1995 to 2016, the Law and Business Review of the Americas (LBRA) is a peer-reviewed journal that was produced by the Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law's International Law Review Association.
Each issue includes articles authored by leading scholars and practitioners that address key legal, business, economic, political, and social developments and issues within the Western Hemisphere. Priority is given to Hemispheric and regional integration efforts within the Western Hemisphere, their implementation, their future evolvement and expansion, and their overall impact on doing business in the Americas. Additionally, student-written updates analyze recent events within the journal's geographic and thematic purview.LBRA, which began in 1995, is no longer published. Now, the student members of the board of editors and staff of the International Law Review Association publish The International Lawyer and the ABA International Section's Year in Review.
Current Issue: Volume 22, Number 4 (2016)
Articles
The International Harmonization of Competition Norms and Brazilian Competition Law: The Use of Settlement AgreementsKathryn McMahon293
The Board Against All Odds: Assessing the Powers of Delegated Management in BrazilAlexandre Edde Diniz de Oliveira333
Lawyers and the Panama Papers: How Ethical Rules Contribute to the Problem and Might Provide a SolutionMike Donaldson363
Brazil Finally Cleans Up Its Act with the Clean Company Act: The Story of a Nation's Long-Overdue Fight Against CorruptionZachary B. Tobolowsky383
Updates
Peace, Economics, and Transitional JusticeKenneth B. Haesly II417