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Volume 41 | Issue 1

Volume 41 Issue One

Article

A “Social Dimension” in European Private Law? The Call for Setting a Progressive Agenda

Ugo Mattei & Fernanda Nicola.

Comment

The National Historic Preservation Act: San Carlos Apache Tribe v. United States and the Administrative Roadblock to Preserving native American Culture

Charles Rennick.

Notes

Internet Trademark Disputes: A Modified Approach to the Applicability of the “Goods or Services” Requirement in the Lanham Act

Andrew Brabender

Used as Directed? How Prosecutors are Expanding the False Claims Act to Police Pharmaceutical Off-Label Marketing

Edward P. Lansdale

The Legality of American Military Troops Engaging in Domestic Law Enforcement in the Event of a Major Terrorist Attack

Christopher Ligatti

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