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Penn State International Law Review

Penn State International Law Review

Front Matter

Volume 25 - Number 1: Table of Contents

Articles

Dedication: Joseph B. Kelly
Mark W. Podvia

Competent Persons' Constitutional Right to Refuse Medical Treatment in the U.S. and Japan: Application to Japanese Law
Naoki Kanaboshi

The Unexplored Option: Jewish Settlements in a Palestinian State
David Morris Philip

Economic and Cooperative Post-Colonial Borders: How Two Interpretations of Borders by the I.C.J. May Undermine the Relationship between Uti Possidetis Juris and Democracy
Andrew A. Rosen

Amending the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act: Repealing the Exemption for Routine Government Action Payments
Alexandros Zervos

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Shoot to Kill - How Far Is Too Far in Protecting Citizens: A Comparative Discussion of the Shoot-to-Kill Orders Given in London after the Subway Bombings and Those Given in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
Ashley M. Gregg

Time for Tough Love: How France's Lenient Illegal Immigration Policies Have Caused Economic Problems Abroad and Social Turmoil Within
Jennifer Kolstee

Finding Their Own Voice - The Afghanistan Constitution: Influencing the Creation of a Theocratic Democracy
Jason Lawrence Reimer