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University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law

Volume 17 (1995-1996), Issue 2 (1996) Published as University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Economic Law

Introduction

International Economic Law: Implications for Scholarship

Kenneth W. Abbott

505

Of Chinese Walls, Battering Rams, and Building Permits: Five Lessons about International Economic Law from Sino-U.S. Trade and Investment Relations

Jacques deLisle

513

The USA, the EEC, and the GATT: The Road Not Taken

Andreas E. Lowenfeld

533

Conflict and Cooperation in International Economic Policy and Law

Robert M. Stern

539

Articles

Enforcement of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

Curtis Reitz

555

Japan's Implementation of the WTO Agreement on Government Procurement

Jean Heilman Grier

605

Alternative Remedies in a Negotiated Settlement of the U.S. Nationals' Expropriation Claims against Cuba

Matias E. Travieso-Diaz

659

Comments

U.S. Securities Regulation: The Need for Modification to Keep Pace with Globalization

Nicholas G. Demmo

691

Allowing Japanese Banks to Engage in Securitization: Potential Benefits, Regulatory Obstacles, and Theories for Reform

Edward J. Park

723

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