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University of the Pacific Law Review

University of the Pacific Law Review

Volume 47, Issue 2 (2016) Symposium: The Promise and Perils of an International Law of Property

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Note from the Chief Articles Editor
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Table of Contents
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Symposium

Introduction
Rachael E. Salcido

Promise and Perils of the International Human Right to Property
Anna Dolidze

Rerum Novarum: New Things and Recent Paradigms of Property Law
M.C. Mirow

European and International Intellectual Property Law between Propertization and Regulation: How a Fundamental-Rights Approach Can Mitigate the Tension
Josef Drexl

The Human Right to Water: A False Promise?
Stephen C. McCaffrey

Nicaragua’s Canal Initiative Endangers the Rights of Indigenous and Afro-Caribbean Communities
Thomas M. Antkowiak

Making Resources, Making Management
Jacquelyn Amour Jampolsky

Using International Property Law as a Lever to Evolve Toward Integrative Ocean Governance
Rachael E. Salcido

Enterprise Rights and the Legal Regime for Exploitation of Outer Space Resources
Leslie I. Tennen

Articles

Transgenic Transboundary Pollution:Liability when Genetically Modified PollenCrosses National Borders
Teal O. Miller

Corporate Tax Inversions: Battling the “Corporate Benedict Arnolds” by Means of Analogizing to an Individual Taxing Regime
Mira V. Patel

From a Developing Country’s Perspective: Is Net Neutrality a Non-Issue for South Africa?
Nisha K. De Lany

2015 Brandeis Institute of International Judges Report: International Courts, Local Actors
Brandeis Institute of International Judges

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ISSN: 1520-9245