Turkey's laws regulating foreign investment were radically altered during its last two Five Year Plans. The purpose behind these changes was to move away from a policy of import substitution and centralized control, effected by strict customs barriers and bureaucratic regulations which...

Artists in the United States who sell their works without contractually reserving any rights in the same currently enjoy only limited rights under federal copyright laws to exercise continuing control over such works. The author assesses the shortcomings of copyright protection in comparison...

Two courts have applied consequential damage provisions found in international conventions. A court in the United States recently applied provisions of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods ("CISG" or "Convention"). In 1980, the German Supreme Court...

A vigorous debate is presently being conducted between scholars and importers of antiquities about the effect that legal regulation will have on the looting of archaeological sites. Archaeologists argue that the demand for antiquities in wealthy nations has led to so much looting that soon there...