Conferences

Bridging the Taiwan Strait: Problems and Prospects for China's Reunification or Taiwan's Independence
A Symposium at the New England School of Law

• Opening Remarks, by Thomas C. Fischer
• Foreward, by Michael P. Scharf
• What is Sovereignty? The Cases of Taiwan and Micronesia, by Peter R. Rosenblatt
• Difficult Straits: Economic Interdependence and Women's Labor in Taiwan, by Elizabeth K. Spahn
• Applicability of the "One Country, Two Systems" Hong Kong Model to Taiwan: Will Hong Kong's Post-Reversion Autonomy, Accountability, adn Human Rights Record Discourage Taiwan's Reunification with the People's Republic of China?, by George E. Edwards
• The United States, China, and Taiwan: A Future with Hope, by James Lilley
• Is China's Policy to Use Force Against Taiwan a Violation of the Principle of Non-Use of Force Under International Law?, by Anne Hsiu-An Hsiao
• Taiwan: Playing for Time, by Nicholas Rostow
• China's Perception of the Taiwan Issue, by Che-Fu Lee
• Self-Determination in the Taiwan/China Context, by Valerie Epps
• Taiwan's Current International Legal Status, by Lung-chu Chen

Reversing the Decline in the Balkans: Recommendations for Western Policy
A Roundtable with The Century Foundation

• Roundtable Summary

Universal Jurisdiction: Myths, Realities, and Prospects
A Symposium at the New England School of Law

• Will or Should the United States Ever Prosecute War Criminals?: A Need for Greater Expansion in the Areas of Both Criminal and Civil Liability, by Mark S. Zaid
• Greater New Orleans Broadcasting Association v. United States: Broadcasters Have Lady Luck, or At Least the First Amendment on their Side, by Kathleen E. Burke
• The Pinochet Precedent and Universal Jurisdiction, by Naomi Roht-Arriaza
• The Procecution of Hissene Habre, an "African Pinochet", by Reed Brody
• Universal Jurisdiction in a Divided World: Conference Remarks, by Madeline H. Morris

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