SYMPOSIUM:
RULING THE WORLD:
GENERATING INTERNATIONAL LEGAL NORMS

Co-Sponsored by Brooklyn Law School Dennis J. Block Center
for the Study of International Business Law

CONTENT

ARTICLES

Three Metaphors of Norm Migration in International Context (PDF)

The Advantages of Soft Law in International Commercial Law:
The Role of UNIDROIT, UNCITRAL, and the Hague Conference (PDF)

The Evolution of Commercial Law Norms: Lessons to be Learned
from Electronic Commerce (PDF)

Modernization of Commercial Law: International Uniformity
and Economic Development (PDF)

Reflections on the Role of the OECD in Developing International
Tax Norms (PDF)

The OECD Harmful Tax Competition Report: A Retrospective
After a Decade (PDF)

Fiscal Transparency: Global Norms, Domestic Laws,
and the Politics of Budgets (PDF)

Global Financial Standard Setting, the G10 Committees,
and International Economic Law (PDF)

The Hardening of Soft Law in Securities Regulation (PDF)

The Development of International Norms for Insurance Regulation (PDF)

NOTES

Exporting Morality with Trade Restrictions:
The Wrong Path to Animal Rights (PDF)

Patenting Human Embryonic Stem Cells:
What Is So Immoral? (PDF)

Sovereign Wealth Funds and the Problem of Asymmetric Information:
The Santiago Principles and International Regulations (PDF)

Brooklyn Journal of International Law Editorial Board