Fall 2004

Symposium

Nation-Building: Lessons from the Past and the Challenges Ahead

 

Foreword

Michael P. Scharf

Keynote Address: UNMIK: Lessons from the Early Institution-Building Phase

Anthony J. Miller

Lessons Learned in Nation-Building: Rethinking International Community Priorities 

R. Bruce Hitchner

Sharing Power in Iraq

David Wippman

Major Obstacles to Building the Rule of Law in a Post-Conflict Environment

Christian Ahlund

Rule of Law in Post-Conflict Societies: What is the Role of the International Community?

Shelby R. Quast

Report

Establishing a Stable Democratic Constitutional Structure in Iraq: Some Basic Considerations

Public International Law & Policy Group and The Century Foundation

Comment 

Where Does the Commerce Clause End and the Twenty-First Amendment Begin Under Bainbridge v. Turner?

Autumn R. Veatch

Notes

Loss of Consortium Claims by Unmarried Cohabitants in the Shadow of Goodridge: Has the Massachusetts SJC Misapprehended the Relational Interests in Consortium as a Property Interest? 

Jonathan D. Hurley

Major Modifications and Routine Maintenance: Does the EPA’s New Exclusion Equal More Pollution?

Matthew H. Snell

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

Christopher Ligatti

Winter 2005

Articles

The Rise of the Modern American Law School: How Professionalization, German Scholarship, and Legal Reform Shaped Our System of Legal Education

Laura I. Appleman

A Jurisprudential Approach to Teaching Legal Research

Charles J. Ten Brink

Halting the March Toward Preemption: Resolving Conflicts Between State and Federal Securities Regulators 

Christopher R. Lane

Comment

Knight v. Avon Products, Inc.: The Characteristics of a Replacement for a Discharged Employee Should Not be Determinative of the Employer’s Motive at the Time of the Discharge

Janine Brown-Smith

Notes

Does the Prison rape Elimination Act Adequately Address the Problems Posed by Prison Overcrowding? If Not, What Will?

Carla I. Barrett

The U.S. Aviation and Transportation Security Act of 2001 in Conflict with the E.U. Data Protection Laws: How Much Access to Airline Passenger Data Does the United States Need to Combat Terrorism?

Arnulf S. Gubitz

Spring 2005

Symposium

Stem Cell Research and Human Cloning: Where Do We Draw the Line? 

Greeting 

Associate Dean Charles W. Sorenson

Symposium Transcriptions

Keynote Address: Preparing the Groundwork for a Responsible Debate on Stem Cell Research and Human Cloning

O. Carter Snead

The ABCs of Global Governance of Embryonic Stem Cell Research: Arbitrage, Bioethics and Cloning

George J. Annas

Stem Cells, Cloning and Patents: What’s Morality Got to Do With It?

Margo A. Bagley

The Politics of Stem Cell Research: The Perspective in Massachusetts

Honorable Lida E. Harkins

The Reality of Restricting Patent Rights on Morally Controversial Subject Matter

Jennifer McCallum

Cloning Issues and the Current Patent Systems in the United States and Europe

Monique Morneault

Stem Cell Research and Embryo Cloning: Involving Laypersons in the Public Debates 

Judy Norsigian

Articles

Stem Cells and Cloning: Where the Regulatory Consensus Fails 

Roger Brownsword 

Small Things Considered: The Ethical Significance of Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research

William P. Chesire, Jr. 

Cloning Embryos from Adult Human Beings: The Relatives Merits of Reproductive, Research and Therapeutic Uses 

Ronald Chester

An Overview of Stem Cell Research 

Suzanne Kadereit & Pamela J. Hines

Stem Cell Policy: Where Do We Draw the Lines? 

Lori P. Knowles 

Human Cloning and Stem Cell Research: Who Should Decide Where to Draw the Line? 

June Mary Zekan Makdisi 

The Impact of Current Policy and Regulation on Future Stem Cell Human Health Applications 

Michael J. Malinowski 

Intellectual Property Rights and Stem Cell Research: Who Owns the Medical Breakthroughs? 

Sean M. O’Connor

Comment

Sibling Visitation as a Fundamental Right in Herbst V. Swan 

Angela Ferraris 

Note

Trading Custody for Care: Why Parents Are Forced to Choose Between the Two and Why the Government Must Support the Keeping Families Together Act

Elizabeth A. Varney

Summer 2007

Article

The Attributes of Care and Carelessness: A Proposed Negligence Jury Instruction

Nelson P. Miller

Book Review

If at First You Don’t Secede, Try, Try Again

Robert C. Black

Comment

Durand v. IDC Bellingham, LLC: Towns for Sale?

Michael Wainwright Whitcher

Notes

Turning Parental Rights into Parental Obligations – Holding Same-Sex, Non-Biological Parents Responsible for Child Support

Sara R. David

Will the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 Finally Put a Lid on Unsolicited E-Mail?

Adam Hamel

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