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Front Matter

Table of Contents
Volume 23 (1997)

Title Page
Volume 23 (1997)

Volume 23
Canada-United States Law Journal

Foreword

Introduction and History of the Canada-U.S. Law Institute
Sidney Picker Jr.

Conference Opening
Henry T. King Jr.

Introduction and History of the Canada-U.S. Law Institute
Sidney Picker Jr.

Conference Opening
Henry T. King Jr.

Article

Judging NAFTA
Gary Hufbauer and Jacqueline McFadyen

Shaping the Trident: Intellectual Property under NAFTA, Investment Protection Agreements and at the World Trade Organization
Allen Z. Hertz

NAFTA's Environmental Provisions: Are They Adequate--A View from Canada
Greg M. Block

Discussion after the Speeches of John H. Knox, Greg Block, and Andre Beaulieu

Speech

NAFTA's Economic Effects: Plus or Minus--A Canadian Perspective
Daniel Schwanen

The Mexican Economic Recovery
Alejandro Nadal

Discussion after the Speeches of Gary Hufbauer, Daniel Schwanen, and Alejandro Nadal
Discussion

Seeing NAFTA through Three Lenses
Ewell E. Murphy Jr.

NAFTA--The Broad Strokes: A Canadian Lawyer's Perspective
Lawrence L. Herman

NAFTA: Its Legal Effects--The Broad Strokes: A Mexican Perspective
Beatrice Prati

NAFTA Vis a Vis the E.U.--Similarities and Differences and Their Effects on Member Countries
J. Michael Gerhardt

NAFTA Vis a Vis the E.U.--Similarities and Differences and Their Effects on Member Countries
William C. Graham

Dispute Resolution under NAFTA
Henry T. King Jr.

Dispute Resolution under NAFTA: A Canadian Perspective
Simon Potter

Discussion after the Speeches of Robert Cassidy and Simon Potter
Discussion

Canadian Cultural Industries Exemption from NAFTA--Its Parameters
Ronald G. Atkey

The Cultural Industries Exemption from NAFTA: Another Canadian Perspective
Jennifer J. Fong

Discussion after the Speeches of John Ragosta and Jennifer Fong
Discussion

Implications of NAFTA's Extension to Chile and Other Countries
Katherine F. Braid

Implications of NAFTA's Extension to Chile and Other Countries--A U.S. View
M. Jean Anderson

Implications of NAFTA's Extension to Chile and Other Countries--A U.S. View
Richard G. Dearden

Discussion after the Speeches of M. Jean Anderson and Richard Dearden
Discussion

NAFTA's Provisions Affecting Intellectual Property: Are They Working as Intended
Dirk Berrett

NAFTA's Provisions Regarding Intellectual Property--Are They Working as Intended--A U.S. Perspective
Joseph S. Papovich

Discussion after the Speeches of Joseph Papovich and Allen Hertz
Discussion

NAFTA at Three-and-One-Half Years: Where Do We Stand and Where Do We Go--A U.S. View
Greg Mastel

NAFTA at Three-and-One-Half Years: Where Do We Stand and Where Should We Be Headed--A Cross-Cultural Analysis of North American Legal Integration
Bradly Condon

NAFTA in the Global Context
Richard O. Cunningham

Discussion after the Speech of Richard Cunningham
Discussion

NAFTA's Environmental Provisions: What Problems Where They Intended to Address
John H. Knox

NAFTA's Environmental Provisions: Are They Working as Intended--Are They Adequate--Another View from Canada
Andre Beaulieu

Introduction: NAFTA and the States and Provinces: Are They Connecting--Are There Loopholes to Be Closed--NAFTA and Sub-Federal Rules and Policies
Henry T. King Jr.

Discussion after the Speeches of Matthew P. Schaefer and James P. Mcilroy
Discussion

Restructuring under NAFTA: What Are the Considerations and How Do We Implement Them--Has NAFTA Changed Patterns of Manufacturing Location, Distribution, and Market Penetration--A U.S. Perspective
William P. Keely

Restructuring under NAFTA: What Are the Considerations and How Do We Implement Them--Has NAFTA Changed Patterns of Manufacturing Location, Distribution, and Market Penetration--A U.S. Perspective
David Winfield

Discussion after the Speeches of William Kelly and David Winfield
Discussion

The NAFTA Chapter 20 Dispute Resolution Process: A View from the Inside
Sidney Picker Jr.

Discussion after the Speech of Sidney Picker
Discussion

NAFTA's Economic Effects: Plus or Minus
Henry T. King Jr.

Discussion after the Speeches of Gary Hufbauer, Daniel Schwanen, and Alejandro Nadal
Discussion

NAFTA's Legal Effects--The Broad Strokes
Henry T. King Jr.

Discussion after the Speeches of Ewell Murphy, Lawrence Herman, and Beatrice Prati
Discussion

Discussion after the Speech of William Graham
Discussion

Discussion after the Speeches of Robert Cassidy and Simon Potter
Discussion

The Introduction: Cultural Industries Exemption from NAFTA--Its Parameters
Dorinda Dallmeyer

The Cultural Industries Exemption from NAFTA--Its Parameters
John A. Ragosta

Discussion after the Speeches of John Ragosta and Jennifer Fong
Discussion

Discussion after the Speeches of M. Jean Anderson and Richard Dearden
Discussion

NAFTA's Provisions Affecting Intellectual Property: Are They Working as Intended
Dirk Berrett

Discussion after the Speeches of Joseph Papovich and Allen Hertz
Discussion

Introduction: NAFTA at Three-And-One-Half Years: Where Do We Stand and Where Do We Go
Henry T. King Jr.

Discussion after the Speeches of Greg Mastel and Bradly Condon
Discussion

Discussion after the Speech of Richard Cunningham
Discussion

Introduction: NAFTA's Environmental Provisions: Are They Working as Intended--Are They Adequate
Jon Groetzinger Jr.

NAFTA and the Canadian Provinces: Two Ships Passing in the Night
James P. McIlroy

Searching for Pareto Gains in the Relationship between Free Trade and Federalism: Revisiting the NAFTA, Eyeing the FTAA
Matthew Schaefer

Discussion after the Speeches of Matthew P. Schaefer and James P. Mcilroy
Discussion

Restructuring under NAFTA
Henry T. King Jr.

Discussion after the Speeches of William Kelly and David Winfield
Discussion

NAFTA and the Future
Henry T. King Jr.

Discussion after the Speech of Sidney Picker
Discussion

Closing Remarks and Discussion
Henry T. King Jr.

NAFTA Vis a Vis the E.U.--Similarities and Differences and Their Effects on Member Countries
William C. Graham

Dispute Resolution under NAFTA: A U.S. Perspective
Robert Cassidy