20Apr

The NAFTA Side Agreements: Toward a More Cooperative Approach?

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By Isabel Studer

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Tags: Environmental Law International Law

« The Role of Spotlighting Procedures in Promoting Citizen Participation, Transparency, and Accountability

Labor and Environment in Trade Since NAFTA: Activists Have Achieved Less, and More, Than They Realize »

20Apr

The Role of Spotlighting Procedures in Promoting Citizen Participation, Transparency, and Accountability

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By David Markell

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Tags: Data Environmental Law

« The Neglected Lessons of the NAFTA Environmental Regime

The NAFTA Side Agreements: Toward a More Cooperative Approach? »

20Apr

The Neglected Lessons of the NAFTA Environmental Regime

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By John H. Knox

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Tags: Environmental Law

« A Development Approach to Trade and Labor Regimes

The Role of Spotlighting Procedures in Promoting Citizen Participation, Transparency, and Accountability »

20Jul

Hot, Crowded, and Not-so-flat: The Changing Climate for Corporations

Categories: Law Review

By Herman F. Greene

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Tags: Climate Change Corporate Environmental Law

« Anticipating the Unthinkable: The Adequacy of Risk Management in Finance and Environmental Studies

The Doctrine of Defective Incorporation and Its Tenuous Coexistence with the Model Business Corporation Act »

20Jul

Global Warming and the Management-Centered Corporation

Categories: Law Review

By: Thomas Joo*

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* Professor, University of California, Davis, School of Law. I would like to thank my fellow symposium participants, Alan Palmiter, Wake Forest School of Law, and the Wake Forest Law Review for a fascinating and productive conference. I would also like to thank Holly Doremus for her invaluable suggestions and the UC Davis School of Law and Dean Kevin Johnson for support of this project.

Tags: Corporate Corporate Social Responsibility Corporation Environmental Law EPA Federal Regulation Regulation

« Determining Shareholder Access: Examining Shareholder-management Relationships Through the Differing Lenses Used by the SEC and the “Common Law” of Corporate Bylaws

Can Non-state Certification Systems Bolster State-centered Efforts to Promote Sustainable Development Through the Clean Development Mechanism? »

4Sep

From Cooperative to Inoperative Federalism: The Perverse Mutation of Environmental Law and Policy

Categories: Law Review

By: Robert L. Glicksman

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Tags: Environmental Law Federal Regulation

« Shifting Sands of Federalism: Civil Rights and Tort Claims in the Employment Context

Law and Economics of Regulating Local Economic Development Incentives »

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