Jurisdictional Realism: Where Modern Theories of Choice of Law Went Wrong, and What Can Be Done to Fix Them von Brilmayer, Lea, Seidell, Charles

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Abortion, Full Faith and Credit, and the "Judicial Power" Under Article III: Does Article IV of the U.S. Constitution Require Sister-State Enforcement of Anti-Abortion Damages Awar... von Brilmayer, Lea

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ABORTION, FULL FAITH AND CREDIT, AND THE "JUDICIAL POWER" UNDER ARTICLE III: DOES ARTICLE IV OF THE U.S. CONSTITUTION REQUIRE SISTER-STADTE ENFORCEMENT OF ANTI-ABORTION DAMAGES AWA... von Brilmayer, Lea

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"Arbitrary and Fortuitous"? The Revival of Territorialism in American Choice of Law von Brilmayer, Lea, Halbhuber, Fred

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Ownership or use?: Civilian property interests in international humanitarian law von Brilmayer, Lea, Chepiga, Geoffrey

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GENERAL THEORY OF PREEMPTION: WITH COMMENTS ON STATE DECRIMINALIZATION OF MARIJUANA von Brilmayer, Lea

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WHAT I LIKE MOST ABOUT THE RESTATEMENT (SECOND) OF CONFLICTS AND WHY IT SHOULD NOT BE THROWN OUT WITH THE BATHWATER von Brilmayer, Lea

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Jurisdictional Problems, Comity Solutions von Listwa, Daniel B, Brilmayer, Lea

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Untethered norms after Erie Railroad Co. v. Tompkins: positivism, international law, and the return of the "brooding omnipresence" von Brilmayer, Lea

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Choice of law theory and the metaphysics of the stand-alone trigger von Brilmayer, Lea, Anglin, Raechel

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Rethinking Food Systems: Structural Challenges, New Strategies and the Law von Lambek, Nadia C. S, Claeys, Priscilla, Wong, Adrienna, Brilmayer, Lea

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Third State Obligations And The Enforcement Of International Law von Brilmayer, Lea, Tesfalidet, Isaias Yemane

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From 'Contract' to 'Pledge': The Structure of International Human Rights Agreements von Brilmayer, Lea

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Rights, Fairness, and Choice of Law von Brilmayer, Lea

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Federal Extraterritoriality and Fifth Amendment Due Process von Brilmayer, Lea, Norchi, Charles

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REALISM REVISITED: THE MORAL PRIORITY OF MEANS AND ENDS IN ANARCHY von BRILMAYER, LEA

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From Apology to Utopia: The Structure of International Legal Argument. By Marti Koskenniemi. Helsinki: Finnish Lawyers', 1989. 550p. $64.00 paper von Brilmayer, Lea

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Interstate Preemption: The Right to Travel, the Right to Life, and the Right to Die von Brilmayer, Lea

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Land and sea: two sovereignty regimes in search of a common denominator von Brilmayer, Lea, Klein, Natalie

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The Moral Significance of Nationalism von Brilmayer, Lea

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