Volume 49, Issue 1
Articles
Mitigating the Problem of Vulture Holdout: International Certification Boards for Sovereign Debt Restructurings
John Pottow
Re-conceptualizing Lehman
Stephen J. Lubben & Sarah Pei Woo
Some Thoughts of an European About the Interrelationship of Sovereign Debt and Distressed Banks
Christoph Paulus
Follow the Leader?: The Utility of UNCITRAL’s Legislative Guide on Secured Transactions (and It’s Call for Harmonization) for Developing Countries
Sean Stacy
Victim Participation in International Criminal Proceedings: Problems and Potential Solutions in Implementing an Effective and Vital Component of Justice
Harry Hobbs
Addressing Systemic Risk: Financial Regulatory Design
Douglas Arner, Rolf Weber, Evan Gibson, Simone Baumann
Breaking up Is Hard to Do: The Interconnection Problem in Financial Markets and Financial Regulation, a European (Banking) Union Perspective
Caroline Bradley
Sovereign Debt Restructuring in Euroope under the New Model Collective Action Clauses
Christian Hofmann
The Bankruptcy Code’s Safe Harbors Settlement Payments and Securities Contracts: When Is Safe Too Safe
Charles Mooney
Promise the World: The Cross-Border Resolution Puzzle
Anna Gelpen
Investment Treaty Arbitration and the World Trade Organization: What Role for Systemic Values in the Resolution of International Economic Disputes?
Dan Sarooshi
Note
The “Safe” Need Not Apply: The Effects of the Canadian and EU “Safe Country of Origin” Mechanisms on Roma Asylum Claims
Marina Stefanova
The FCPA’s Legacy: A Case for Imposing Aiding-and-Abetting Liability on Corporations Through an Amended Alien Tort Claims Act
Rachel Ratcliffe
Medical Tourism: A Look at How Medical Outsourcing Can Reshape Healthcare
Rebecca Bennie
