Penn State International Law Review

Originally the Dickinson Journal of International Law, the Penn State International Law Review (ILR) was established in 1982 and was Pennsylvania's first internationally focused student-edited law journal. Publication ceased in 2011.

List of Papers (Total 834)

Transnational Law: What Is It - How Does It Differ from International Law and Comparative Law

Some Comments on the Goals of Transnational Legal Education Programs

Making Transnational Law Mandatory: Requirements, Costs, Benefits

Tourist or Resident: Educating Students for Transational Legal Practice

Role of Foreign Languages in Educating Lawyers for Transnational Challenges, The

Transnational Courses and Transnational Components in Traditional Courses: Does It Work in Any Legal System, or in Any Course

Core Curriculum for the Transnational Legal Education of JD and LLB Students: Surveying the Approach of the International, Comparative and Transnational Law Program at Osgoode Hall Law School, A

Globalizing the Law School Curriculum: Affirming the Ends and Recognizing the Need for Divergent Means

What Kind of Machinery Can Be Set in Place on an International Basis So That the Process Can Continue in a Constructive Manner in the Years Ahead

Techniques Available to Incorporate Transnational Components into Traditional Law School Courses: Integrated Sections, Experiential Learning, Dual J.D.s, Semester Abroad Programs, and Other Cooperative Agreements

Introduction to Educating Lawyers for Transnational Challenges

To the Victor Go No Spoils - The United States as an Invading Military Force and Its Relationship with Economic Contracts in Occupied Iraq

Regulation or Proscription: Comparing American and Philippine Proposals to Solve Problems Related to the International Marriage Broker Industry

Second Wave: IT Outsourcing, Globalization, and Worker Rights, The

Challenges of Comparative Consumer Insolvencies, The

Universalism and Choice of Law

Transformation of Contract Law and Civil Justice in the New EU Member Countries - The Example of the Baltic States, Hungary and Poland

Concept of Competitive Contract Law, The

Unknown World Government: Some Very Recent Commercial Law Developments and Gaps, The

Precedent in East and West

Good Faith in Commercial Law and the UNIDROIT Principles of International Commercial Contracts

Corporate Social Responsiblitity - CSR

12th Biennial Conference of the International Academy of Commercial and Consumer Law: Globalization, Regionalization and Transplants in Commercial and Consumer Law

Book Review: A Review of Mexican Law by Stephen Zamora, Jose Ramon Cossio, Leonel Pereznieto, Jose Roldan-Xopa, and David Lopez

Olympic Judging and Scoring if Far from a Perfect Ten: Why the International Olympic Committee Must Set Standards for Judging and Scoring to Save the Olympic Games