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Volume 51, Number 3 (2018)
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Articles
Ethical Issues for Business Lawyers under the United Nations Guiding PrinciplesSteven M. Richman423
Power to Terminate U.S. Trade Agreements: The Presidential Dormant Commerce Clause versus an Historical Gloss Half EmptyJoel Trachtman445
A Case of Motivated Cultural Cognition: China's Normative Arbitration of International Business DisputesPat K. Chew469
U.S. Economic Sanctions and the Corporate Compliance of Foreign BanksDavid Restrepo Amariles and Matteo Winkler497
Towards a Convergence of Trade and Investment Law: A Right to Take Prudential Measures for the Preservation of Financial StabilityAntoine P. Martin and Bryan Mercurio553
Crossing the Line: Law of War and Cyber Engagement - An IntroductionJonathan Meyer587
Crossing the Line: Law of War and Cyber Engagement - The U.S. PositionPhilip O'Neill Jr.589
Crossing the Line: The Law of War and Cyber Engagement - Applying the Existing Body of Law to This New National Security ThreatSandra Hodgkinson613