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Content	Author(s)	Vol:Page
La Mano Extendida: The Interaction Between International Law and Negotiation as a Strategy to End Gang Warfare in El Salvador and Beyond	Emma Mahern	6:337
Labor and Employment in the People's Republic of China: From a Nonmarket-Driven to a Market-Driven Economy	Vai Io Lo	35:449
Labor Courts: Past the Polarization of the National Labor Relations Board and Towards Stable Labor Law in the United States	Farrah Goodall	21:291
Landlord Mortgage Defaults and Statutory Tenant Protections in U.S. Foreclosure and U.K. Repossession Actions: A Comparative Analysis	Ryan K. Lighty	34:227
Language in International Law: Meaning and Construction of Its Underlying Culture	Ilias Bantekas	34:93
Las Mujeres Cis, Trans y Lesbianas en Situación de Violencia y el Acceso a La Justicia en el Noroeste Argentino: Del Diagnóstico a la Acción	Fernando Esteban Barrientos Martín Emilio González Parache Rocío Gramajo Florencia Vallino Moyano María Fernanda Rotondo	24:93
Laurentian and African Great Lakes- Different Strategies in the Fight Against Invasive Species	Scott McKenzie	8:1
Law and Governance Affecting the Resolution of Academic and Disciplinary Disputes at Scottish Universities: An American Perspective	Fernand N. Dutile	17:49
Law and Investment in Palau: A Brief Overview for Prospective Foreign Investors	Colin P.A. Jones	9:143
Law, Crime, and Punishment in the People's Republic of China: A Comparative Introductionto the Criminal Justice and Legal System of the People's Republic of China	Pamella A. Seay	21:1
Leaping over the Great Wall: Examining Cross-Border Insolvency in China under the Chinese Corporate Bankruptcy Law	Steven J. Arsenault	7:391
Learning From Our Mistakes: The Aftermath of the American Divorce Revolution as a Lesson in Law to the Republic of Ireland	Sarah E. Fette	15:501
Legal Challenges of Globalization, Delivered as Part of the Indiana Supreme Court Lecture Series at Indiana University School of Law - Indianapolis	Flerida Ruth P. Romero	4:441
Legal Disincentives to Japanese Direct Investment in the United States	P. James, Jr Shumacher	32:425
Legal Identity as a Tool of State-Sponsored Genocide: Enforcing the Responsibility to Prevent Through a Norm of Active Engagement	Elizabeth G. Halodik	16:295
Legal Systems as Cultural Rights: A Rights Based Approach to Traditional Legal Systems under the Indian Constitution	Shubhankar Dam	19:203
Let He Who is Without Sin Cast the First Stone: Foreign Direct Investment and National Security Regulation in China	Stephen Sothmann	20:355
Leveling the Trade Playing Field: The Ailing U.S. Manufacturing Sector and the Need for Trade Parity	Zachary Lee	15:427
Liberalizing Trade in Legal Services: The GATS, The Accountancy Disciplines, and the Language of Core Values	Ryan W. Hopkins	17:229
License to Blog: Internet Regulation in the People's Republic of China	Trina K. Kissel	2:175
Linguistic Equality in International Law: Miscommunication in the Gulf Crisis	Christopher B. Kuner	24:581
Loosening Lips to Avoid Sinking Ships: Designing a Ship Communications Systems for the Bering Strait Region	Elizabeth Barrett Ristroph, Esq.	24:581

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