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Volume 25, Issue 2 (2018) Globalization and Legal Studies—The Next 25 Years

Symposium

Globalization: The Next 25 Years (Introduction)
Alfred C. Aman

Reflections on the Future of Global Legal Studies
Mark Fathi Massoud

Is High-Finance an Extractive Sector?
Saskia Sassen

Three Theses on the Current Crisis of International Liberalism
David S. Grewal

Martin, Ghana, and Global Legal Studies
H. Timothy Lovelace Jr.

Lawyers in Africa: Brokers of the State, Intermediaries of Globalization - A Case Study of the "Africa" Bar in Paris
Sara Dezalay

The Rome Statute: Global Justice and the Asymmetries of Recognition
Hans Lindahl

The Global Person: Pig-Human Embryos, Personhood, and Precision Medicine
Yvonne Cripps

Notes

Rivals in Arms: Sino-U.S. Cooperation, Problems, and Solutions and Their Impact on the International UAV Industry
Bei-Er Cheok

Marching to the Beat of the EU's Drum: Refining the Collective Management of Music Rights in the United States to Facilitate the Growth of Interactive Streaming
Gary W. Hunt III

How to Improve the Debt Ceiling to Fit a Partisan Government: A Global Examination of Which International Solutions Excel
Sarah Love

America's Past-time and the Art of Diplomacy
Alyson St. Pierre

The Inevitable United States Adoption of IFRS: How and Why the United States Should Be Prepared
Erika M. Tribuzi