Volume 14, Issue 1 (2001) Symposium: Biotechnology and International Law

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Volume 14, Title Page
University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law

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Volume 14, Issue #1, Table of Contents
University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law

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Biotechnology and International Law Introduction
James P. Chandler

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The Cartegena Protocol--A First Step to a Global Biosafety Structure?
Thomas Jacob

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Biotechnology: Some Issues of General International Law
Stephen McCaffrey

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Biotechnology and International Law within the North-South Context
John Ntambirweki

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Modified Organisms and International Law: An Ethical Perpective
Alberto Szekely

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Mexico's Fishing Law: Translating the Transition
Jorge A. Vargas

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Prosecuting Computer Virus Authors: The Need for an Adequate and Immediate International Solution
Kelly Cesare

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Compensation for Survivors of Slave and Forced Labor: The Swiss Bank Settlement and the German Foundation Provide Options for Recovery for Holocaust Survivors
Madeline Doms

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The United States as a Forum for Human Rights Litigation: Is This the Best Solution
Eric Gruzen

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Protecting Human Dignity and Individuality: The Need for Uniformity in International Cloning Legislation
Alexandra Hawkins

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Precaution or Protectionism?--The Precautionary Principle, Genetically Modified Organsims, and Allowing Unfounded Fear to Undermine Free Trade
Marc Victor

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Book Review Liability for Environmental Damage and the World Bank's Chad-Cameroon Oil and Pipeline Project Serge A. Bronkhorst, Ed., Netherlands Committee for IUCN, Amsterdam, July 2000. Pp. 1-128.
Stephen McCaffrey