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American Bar Association. Section of International Law

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1966–2018 across 10 dated works

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The International Lawyer1966
The international law news1972
Current legal aspects of doing business in black Africa1975
With Cormac K. H. O'Malley
[Practice materials1975

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International instruments for nuclear technology transfer1978
With American Bar Association. Law Student Division
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Current legal aspects of doing business in the Middle East: Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Iran1977
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Current legal aspects of doing business in black Africa1975
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From extraction to emancipation: development reimagined2018
With Raquel Aldana, Steven Bender
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[Practice materials1975
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The ABA Section of International Law: leading the world's international lawyers since 1878.2008
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The international law news1972
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Trade is a two-way street1981
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The International Lawyer1966
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International human rights law and practice: the roles of the United Nations, the private sector, the government, and their lawyers1978
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