In response to the public's request to protect children from the ever growing body of pornographic material available on the Internet, the United States Congress has made a number of legislative attempts quot;to shield children from Internet smut.quot; In 2000, Congress changed from a...

"Wind Energy in Indian Country: A Study of the Challenges and Opportunities Facing South Dakota Tribes" is a study of the developing wind power in Indian country and how this resource presents a unique opportunity for Indian tribes to advance economic and social interests while adhering to...

The globalization movement has made efforts to create free trade zones through considerable efforts to harmonize international commercial and trade laws. Perhaps as a result of the focus that the globalization movement has put on trade harmonization, commentators and regulators have begun...

Public participation is often encouraged and specifically provided for in the rule making processes of administrative agencies. It is argued and generally accepted that public feedback and participation informs agency rule making. A value of public participation in agency rule making is that it...

Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to examine Trompenaars' cultural dimensions using reference point theory to propose the adjustment difficulties that inpatriates will experience when entering the home market/global headquarters organization culture.Design/methodology/approach -...

The century-old “law of the minimum” proposed by von Liebig was tested using five independent sets of crop response data on wheat, corn, cotton, silage, and sugar beets. The rival models were polynomial functions reported in the literature as the most suitable models for interpreting...

Fiduciary duty claims are becoming a hot topic. Increasingly plaintiffs in a variety of commercial situations are suing under some fiduciary duty theory. Fornerly, fiduciary duties were only imposed on persons occupying some special position such as trustee or guardian. Lately, however, the...

quot;Judicial Review and the 'Hard Look' Doctrinequot; examines the ways in which judicial review of administrative rulemaking has become more scrutinizing. Specifically, the article analyzes what has become known as the 'hard look' standard of judicial review. To many scholars, this hard look...