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“After Seattle: Is there a Future for Trade and Competition Policy Rule-making?”, 26 Brooklyn Journal of International Law 307 (2000).
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“International Competition Policy After ICPAC: Where Next”, Antitrust 46 (Summer 2000).
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“After Seattle: Is there a Future for Trade and Competition Policy Rule-making?”, 6 International Trade Law and Regulation 66 (June 2000).
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“Restrictive Trade Practices and the Extraterritorial Application of U.S. Antitrust and Trade Legislation”, 19 Northwestern J. Int’l. Bus. 330 (1999).
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“International Aspects of Competition Policy – Possible Directions for the FTAA”, 22 World Competition 1 (1999.
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“Globalization and Human Rights: An Economic Model”, 25 Brooklyn J. Int’l. L. 99 (1999).
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“Efficiencies and Merger Review in Canada, the European Community and the United States: Implications for Convergence and Harmonization”, 26 Vanderbilt J. of Transnat’l. L. 1059 (1994).
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“Competitiveness: An Emerging Strategy of Discrimination in U.S. Antitrust and R&D Policy?”, 25 L. & Pol. Int’l. Bus., with Alan M. Rugman, (1994).
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“Recent U.S. Protectionist R&D Policies: Are Canadian Multinationals Exempted?”, Canadian Bus. L. J., with Alan M. Rugman, (1994).
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“Foreign Ownership, Free Trade & the Canadian Energy Sector”, with Alan M. Rugman, 14 The Journal of Energy and Development, 1 (1988).
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