Duke International and Comparative Law
Charles Kupchan (Georgetown Government) presents his new book, “Become Friends: The Source of Stable Peace.”
This presentation is co-sponsored by the Duke University Program in American Strategy and the Triangle Institute for Security Studies.
Kent Greenwalt (Columbia Law) presents his new book “Legal Interpretation: Broader Perspective and Private Texts.”
Tung Yin (Lewis and Clark Law) presents “Diverse Diversity.”
This paper is not available through the Social Science Research Network, but it may be obtained on Lewis and Clark’s schedule here.
Volker Behr (University of Augsburg, visiting Pittsburgh Law) presents “U.S. Implications of New Developments in European Private International Law.”
Ronald Brand (Pittsburgh Law) will follow the presentation with comments.
This paper is not publicly available.
Michael Smart (Toronto Economics) presents “Should We Worry About Tax Havens? International Taxation in Canada.”
This paper is not publicly available.
