Asper Review of International Business and Trade Law: Volume 1, 2001 by Schwartz, Bryan, Michelle Gallant, Trevor Wiebe et al (ed. board)

Winnipeg: NP, 2001. Hard bound, inaugural edition, 469pp. As new. 910 grams. Contents: Lawyers and the Emerging World Constitution by Bryan Schwartz; An Efficient and Simplifying Approach to Creating a Balanced FTAA: Cutting and Pasting From Other Treaties and Institutions by Bryan Schwartz; Linking Labour, the Environment, and Human Rights to the FTAA by James Mercury and Bryan Schwartz; A Proposal for an Anti-Corruption Dimension to the FTAA by Heather Manweiller and Bryan Schwartz; Biotechnology: A Canadian Perspective by Pearl Reimer and Bryan Schwartz; GMO's: Chumps or Champs of International Trade? by Darren Smits & Sean Zaboroski; Frankenfears: A Call for Consistency by Kara-Anne Yaren; Caged Birds in Open Skies: Comments on the Emergence of a Dominant Carrier by Dennis Foerster; The Bosman Ruling: European Soccer - Aboce the Law? by Blair Downey; Time Out: Canadian Professional Sports Team Franchise - Is The Game Really Over? by Heather Manweiller & Bryan Schwartz; Azinian, Davitian & Baca (Claimants) and The United Mexican States (Respondent) by Benjamin R. Civiletti, Claus von Wobeser and Jan Paulsson; Metalclad Corporation (Claimant) and The United Mexican States (Respondent) by Elihu Lauterpacht, Benjamin Civiletti and Jose Luis Siqueiros; S.D. Meyers Inc. (Claimant) and The Government of Canada (respondent) by Edward Chiasson, Martin Hunter and Bryan P. Schwartz; and Pope & Talbot Inc. (Claimant) and The Government of Canada (Respondent) by Lord Dervaird, Benjamin J. Greenberg and Murray J. Belman. Scan available on request. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.