BROOKLYN JOURNAL
OF INTERNATIONAL
LAW


VOLUME XXV                                                                 1999                                                      NUMBER 1

SYMPOSIUM

THE UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AT 50
AND THE CHALLENGE OF GLOBAL MARKETS
Co-Sponsored with the Edward M. Sparer Public Interest Law Fellowship Program and
the Brooklyn Law School Center for the Study of International Business Law


 


FORWARD
Joan G. Wexler
   
INTRODUCTION
Samuel K. Murumba
   
KEYNOTE ADDRESSES
Louis Henkin
Christopher G. Weeramantry
   
THE GLOBAL MARKET AS FRIEND OR FOE OF HUMAN RIGHTS
Frank J. Garcia
Mark A. A. Warner
Steve Charnovitz
Jeffrey L. Dunoff
 
MARKETS AND WOMEN’S INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS
Kathleen Peratis
Joanna Kerr
Elizabeth M. Schneider
Martina Vandenberg
   
INDONESIA: INTERSECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS, FINANCIAL MARKETS AND COMPETITION POLICY
Lawrence M. Solan
Sidney Jones
Richard Dicker
Spencer Weber Waller
   

NOTES
THE OTTAWA TREATY AND ITS IMPACT ON
U.S. MILITARY POLICY AND PLANNING
 

LEGAL AID AND RIGHT TO COUNSEL UNDER
CANADA’S CHARTER OF RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS

LIFTING THE EMBARGO AGAINST CUBA USING
VIETNAM AS A MODEL: A POLICY PAPER FOR MODERNITY