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Tulsa Journal of Comparative and International Law

Volume 3, Issue 1 (1995)

Front Matter

Table of Contents/Masthead

Article

Clinton Administration's Response to China's Human Rights Record: At the Half-Way Point, The
Daniel C. Turack

In Search of a Giant Leap: Curtailing Insider Trading in International Securities Markets by the Reform of Insider Trading Laws under European Union Council Directive 89/592
Stephen J. Leacock

Comparison of the Doctrine of Piercing the Corporate Veil in the United States and in South Korea, A
Sung Bae Kim

Russia's Strategy of Success: Resources of Economy and Culture
Alexander L. Ageev

Political and Security Dimensions: The Classical Paradigm Revisited - In Defense of the Classical View, The
Peter W. Rodman

Political and Security Dimensions: The Classical Paradigm Revisited Trans-Atlantic Relations in Turmoil: NATO and the Future of Europe, The
Geoffrey Smith

Casenote/Comment

Baseball, Hot Dogs, Apple Pie, and Strikes: How Baseball Could Have Avoided Their Latest Strike by Studying Sports Law from British Football
Natalie M. Gurdak

Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Does It Have Enough Force of Law to Hold States Party to the War in Bosnia-Herzegovina Legally Accountable in the International Court of Justice, The
Scott L. Porter