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Volume 52, Number 2 (2019)
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Articles
Navigating the New Competition Law Frontier: Reviewing Global Antitrust Approaches to Technology PlatformsMichael Byowitz, Jacqueline Downes, John Eichlin, Elizabeth Wang, and Pierre Zelenko159
Virtual Currencies in the Eurosystem: Challenges AheadRosa Maria Lastra and Jason Allen Grant177
The Paris Climate Agreement and Bederman's Six Myths about International Law and International Legal PracticeMarkus G. Puder233
CPLR Article 75 Or the Federal Arbitration Act: Which One Applies to Arbitrations in New York and Why It MattersBoaz S. Morag and Kate Gonzalez265
After the Panama Papers: A Private Law Critique of Shell CompaniesDelphine Nougayrede327