UC Law SF International Law Review | Vol 30 | No. 1

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UC Law SF International Law Review

Volume 30, Number 1 (Fall 2006)

Articles

Looking over a Crowd and Picking Your Friends: Civil Rights and the Debate over the Influence of Foreign and International Human Rights Law on the Interpretation of the U.S. Constitution
Stanley A. Halpin

The Emergence of the Hellenic Deliberative Ideal: The Classical Humanist Conception of Comparative Law
Richard Brooks

Notes

Beyond Good Intentions: Can Hybrid Tribunals Work after Unilateral Intervention
John Dermody

A Golden State Solution to the Israeli-Palestinian Water Conflict
Brandon Hollinder

Recent Developments in the Debate concerning the Use of Foreign Law in Constitution Interpretation
Lisa Sofio

Misconceptions, Miscalculations, and Mistakes: P2P, China, and Copyright
Tao Leung

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