University of Wisconsin Law School Law Journal Collection

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The University of Wisconsin Law School began publishing law reviews in 1920, and today is home to three highly regarded and widely circulated journals. The University of Wisconsin Law School Journal Collection encompasses the entire publication run of all of the University of Wisconsin Law School's law reviews, including the Wisconsin Law Review (1920-present), the International Law Journal (1982-present), the Wisconsin Journal of Law, Gender, and Society (1985-present), and the Wisconsin Environmental Law Journal (1994-2002).

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Table of Contents - Volume 9, Issue 1

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Table of Contents - Volume 9, Issue 2

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Religious Freedom in a Religious State: The Case of Israel in Comparative Constitutional Perspective
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- CreatorDonna E. Arzt
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Two Ways to Achieve the Same Goal: The Model Law on International Credit Transfers and the New UCC Article 4A in the National and International Contexts
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- CreatorOliver Wulff
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European Community and Liability for Cleaning Up Abandoned Hazardous Waste Sites: Should the EC Follow the United States Example, The
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- CreatorRussell A. Klingaman
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Compensating Victims of Biomedical Research Injuries: A Comparative Analysis of the United States and New Zealand
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- CreatorMary Zak
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Halting the Elephant Ivory Trade: A True Test for International Law
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- CreatorJeffrey Vail
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Pro-Democracy Movement in the People's Republic of China and Its Immigration Implications for Chinese Students in the United States, The
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- CreatorJean LaRocque
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Freedom and Constitutionalism in Emerging African States: A Special Look at Uganda with Possible Lessons for a United South Africa
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- CreatorFletcher N. Baldwin Jr.
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Abandonment of the State Radio-Televisions Monopoly in the Soviet Union: The First Step toward Broadcasting Pluralism, The
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- CreatorPeter Krug