Volume 45, No. 3
Spring 2010
Articles
- Leveraging Asylum
- James C. Hathaway
- Personal Jurisdiction over Non-Resident Class Members: Have We Gone Down the Wrong Road?
- Tanya J. Monestier
- The Demise of Development in the Doha Round Negotiations
- Sungjoon Cho
Notes
- Promoting Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research: A Comparison of Policies in the United States and the United Kingdom and Factors Encouraging Advancement
- Jody Schechter
- How Property Rights Are Affected by the Texas-Mexico Border Fence: A Failure Due to Insufficient Procedure
- Nicole Miller
Comment
Latest News
International Insolvency Symposium: The Priority Dilemma
May 11, 2010 — Sheffield Room, UT School of Law
The present financial crisis has accelerated the filing of multinational insolvencies from frequent to commonplace, dragging with them a host of unresolved difficulties of cooperation, fairness, and efficiency. Perhaps the greatest difficulty is the existence of widely different treatment of creditors from one country to the next, a problem often discussed under the heading of “priority” or “preference.” Today these terms must be understood as comprehending not only order of payment but other variations in treatment as well, including the fact that in some systems a particular category of creditor is subject to the control of the insolvency court or agency through imposition of a moratorium or stay, while another sort of creditor left free to enforce its rights. In a neighboring country, both kinds of creditors may be equally free of control or equally subject to it.
TILJ Symposium 2011
The Journal is proud to announce its 2011 symposium, The 2009 Manual on International Law Applicable to Air and Missile Warfare: A Critical Analysis. Specific dates, speakers, and panels will be published as the symposium nears. The symposium is scheduled for February 2011.
Members & Alumni
Volume 45 Banquet
Thanks again to our generous donors for their support of the Volume 45 end-of-year banquet. Through their contributions, a substantial number of our editors and staff had their seats "sponsored." As we prepare articles for publication in Volume 46, including papers from the Walls symposium, please consider continuing your support of the Journal.
Locke Lord Novice Mock Trial
Congratulations to Journal member Rick Cella, along with partner Steven Cuff, on their championship in the Locke Lord Liddell & Bissel Novice Mock Trial Tournament! Additional congratulations to Rick Cella on winning Best Advocate in the tournament.
Volume 46 Editorial Board
The Journal is proud to announce the selection of the Volume 46 editorial board.
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