63 books match the query 'Cases' and 3 start with i

cover of Insult to Injury: Libel, Slander, and Invasions of Privacy

Insult to Injury

Libel, Slander, and Invasions of Privacy

Christa Jones

University Press of Colorado, 2003

William K. Jones reviews the seminal US Supreme Court decisions that restrict the First Amendment in order to protect persons against defamatory falsehoods, invasions of privacy, and related psychic harm. Covering cases ranging from a restaurant owner dri
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cover of International Trade Law Through the Cases: Volume I

International Trade Law Through the Cases

Volume I

Julian Arato, Joseph Weiler, Kathleen Claussen, Sungjoon Cho

Michigan Publishing Services, 2027

International trade law is a manifold. It comprises a wide array of international legal instruments designed to discipline states in their regulation of cross-border trade, including primarily trade in goods and services but also intellectual property, digital trade, and even investment. The study of international trade law requires choices. As the title of this book suggests, the choice of this particular book is to study international trade law through the cases—in particular the robust case law of the WTO. The theory behind our approach is rather that developing a firm foundation in the law and jurisprudence of the WTO will provide a student with the tools to confidently and competently analyze any international trade instrument on their own.  The focus here is primarily (though not exclusively) on the law of the WTO, but the goal is to learn the key concepts and disciplines of international trade law writ large.

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cover of International Trade Law Through the Cases: Volume II

International Trade Law Through the Cases

Volume II

Julian Arato, Joseph Weiler, Kathleen Claussen, Sungjoon Cho

Michigan Publishing Services, 2027

International trade law is a manifold. It comprises a wide array of international legal instruments designed to discipline states in their regulation of cross-border trade, including primarily trade in goods and services but also intellectual property, digital trade, and even investment. The study of international trade law requires choices. As the title of this book suggests, the choice of this particular book is to study international trade law through the cases—in particular the robust case law of the WTO. The theory behind our approach is rather that developing a firm foundation in the law and jurisprudence of the WTO will provide a student with the tools to confidently and competently analyze any international trade instrument on their own.  The focus here is primarily (though not exclusively) on the law of the WTO, but the goal is to learn the key concepts and disciplines of international trade law writ large.

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