Volume 22, Number 3, Winter 2004

Articles

Symposium on Developing Mechanisms to Enhance Internationalization of Legal Education — Louis F. Del Duca

From the Law of Nations to Transnational Law: Why We Need a Basic Course for the International Curriculum — Mathias Reimann

The International Dimension of Law School Curriculum — Anne-Marie Slaughter

Training for Justice: The Global Reach of Clinical Legal Education — Richard J. Wilson

Transforming Legal Education in Japan and Korea — Tom Ginsburg

The Character and Recognition of Legal Research in Australia — David Barker

Curricular Changes in European Law Schools — Frans Vanistendael

Comments

The Death Penalty Is Dead Wrong: Jus Cogens Norms and the Evolving Standard of Decency — Geoffrey Sawyer

Live or Let Die: Could Intercountry Adoption Make the Difference? — Linda J. Olsen