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Volume 49, Issue 1 (2015)
Front Matter
Articles
A U.S. Prosecutor's Access to Data Stored Abroad - Are There LimitsFrederick T. Davis1
Jimmy Hoffa: Alive, Well and Living in Australia: The Kennedy Legacy and Australian Labor Law ReformLouise Floyd and Michael Evan Gold21
Where Trade and Industrial Policy Converge: How Developing Countries Can Utilize Trade Preferences to Generate Sustainable, Local Growth in the Garment SectorCollette van Der Ven49
The Brazil Haiti Economic and Social Cooperation after the 2010 Earthquake: Challenges and Proposals to Improve Development and Financial InclusionEduardo R. P. Veronese93