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Tulsa Journal of Comparative and International Law
Volume 4, Issue 2 (1996)
Front Matter
Article
Harmonization, Subsidiarity and Cultural Difference: An Essay on the Dynamics of Opposition within Federative and International Legal Systems
Larry Cata Backer
Mexico: Constitutional and Political Implications of the 1995 Natural Gas Regulations
Danielle Homant
Casenote/Comment
United States follows Canadian Lead and Takes an Unequivocal Position against Female Genital Mutilation: In re Fauziya Kasinga
TiaJuana Jones-Bibbs
Is the Inter-Bank Market out of Control: Dunn & (and) Delta v. Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Jason A. Pinson
Protection of Indigenous Populations' Cultural Property in Peru, Mexico and the United States, The
Jason C. Roberts
GATT and NFTA v. The Helms-Burton Act: Has the United States Violated Multilateral Agreements
Brian J. Welke
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