Harvard international law journal

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  Año 2000, Vol. 41, Número 2

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    The Paradox of Free Market Democracy: Rethinking Development Policy

    A. L. Chua

    págs. 287-380

    
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    How Should Human Rights and Development Respond to Cultural Legitimization of Gender Hierarchy in Developing Countries?

    C. I. Nyamu

    págs. 381-418

    
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    Arbitration and the Third World: A Plea for Reassessing Bias Under the Specter of Neoliberalism

    A. A. Shalakany

    págs. 419-468

    
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    The Economics of Bilateral Investment Treaties

    K. J. Vandevelde

    págs. 469-502

    
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    After Martyrdom: International Law, Sub-State Groups, and the Construction of Legitimate Statehood in Africa

    Obiora Chinedu Okafor

    págs. 503-528

    
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    From Resistance to Renewal: The Third World, Social Movements, and the Expansion of International Institutions

    B. Rajagopal

    págs. 529-578

    
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    Equality, Discrimination, and Competition Law: Lessons from and for South Africa and Indonesia

    E. M. Fox

    págs. 579-594