Vol. 31, No. 1

Articles

One Step Forward and Two Back: Missed Opportunities in Refining the United States Minimum Contacts Test and the European Union Brussels I Regulation

Patrick J. Borchers

Regulation of Contracts in Canadian Private International Law

Joost Blom

The Extraterritorial Extension Of Laws: How Much Has Changed?

Armand de Mestral C.M.

Notes

“Never Again” Again and Again: The International Criminal Court’s Inability To Deter Mass Atrocities and the Security Council’s Failure To Act

Maria C. Lomeli

Curing the Drug Lag: A Proposal for International Harmonization of Pharmaceutical Approval

Amelia A. Esber

It’s The End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine): How Comparative Campaign Finance Suggests That Citizens United May Not be the End of the World . . . And that the United States Should Consider Other Policy Alternatives

Bret Shaw