This Quick Review provides clear and concise explanations of the issues surrounding the conflict of laws. Text provides an analytical and exam approach accompanied with the typical questions found on a conflict of laws exam. Includes multiple-choice questions and answers, practice essay questions and model answers, and Case Squibs.

Quick Review: Conflict of Laws (Sum and Substance: Quick Review Outline Series)

Cox, Stan

Fischer, Thomas C.

Legal Theory & Systems

Sum & Substance

Legal Education, Law Practice, and the Economy: A New England Study

Law Practice

Fred B Rothman & Co

Professor Fischer presents a comprehensive overview of global trade at the start of a new century, from a national, regional, and international viewpoint. He looks closely at the four dominant and competing economic systems―the United States, the European Union, Japan, and China―and argues that the traditional we-win/you-lose national trade paradigm has been replaced by one that is more collaborative, one that is leaning toward de facto world governance. He compares foreigners' attitudes toward trade and markets with our own, using four economic models that typify world trade today. He examines the interface between national, regional, and international trading systems and between business and government, then at the prospect of global trade management in different trade sectors under the GATT/WTO and other organizations. The result is a provocative discussion of global trade today.
Professor Fischer makes it clear that the United States needs allies. Though its influence in the world trade arena will continue, America's hegemony has ended. The European Union is America's most obvious ally, but it has many problems and ambitions of its own. The North American Free Trade Agreement has solidified the North American market but it may isolate and lose South America, while Japan, China, Russia, and others are left to develop alliances of their own. All these factors raise important global questions, among them: Can American capitalism prevail? Should the United States proceed unilaterally, as it has so often? Or are regional and multinational arrangements preferable? If there is further globalization, as seems inevitable, and if American influence is on the wane, what group or organization will lead? To explore these questions and provide the beginnings of answers, Professor Fischer uses his four competing economic systems and handicaps the process country by country, sector by sector, with particular attention to transatlantic relations.

The United States, the European Union, and the Globalization of World Trade: Allies or Adversaries?

Business & Money

International

Praeger

Convenient and Effective Sum and Substance audio series examining the conflict of laws in a clear, succinct, timesaving format. Includes Quick Reference Indexing, allowing you to quickly locate all topics in the recording, and informed exam tips to maximize your performance. Section titles discuss, amongst others: Definition, History and Sources of Law, Domicile, Jurisdiction, Incidental Issues/Jurisdiction, Notice, Transfer/Federal Courts, Choice of Law—In General, Escape Devices, Governmental Interest Analysis/Tort, Choice of Laws/Contract, Statutes of Fraud, Usury, Worker's Compensation Awards, Property, Trusts and Estates, Domestic Relations Law, Recognition of Judgments, Defenses, Enforcement, and Review of Judgments.

Quick Review: Sum & Substance: Conflict of Laws (Quick Review Book Outline Series)

Parenting & Relationships

Family Relationships

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