Volume 25, Issue 2
Lead Article
Fundamental Rights as Guidelines and Inspiration: German Constitutionalism in International Perspective by Brun-Otto Bryde – p. 189
Introduction to the 25th Anniversary Issue
- Happenstance and Memory: A Legacy of Law and Development Scholarship and Policy in Legal Education
- by Leah Larson-Rabin – p. 209
The Nature of Law and Development
- The Owl and the Pussy-cat: Is there a Future for “Law and Development”?
- by David M. Trubek – p. 235
Regional Recollections
- Reflections on the Evolution of Law and Legal Education in China and Vietnam
- by Charles R. Irish – p. 243
- Sharing the Heat
- by Cliff F. Thompson – p. 255
- Changing Ambitions for Law in East Africa
- by William C. Whitford – p. 261
New Voices in Law and Development
- Constitution-making, Democracy and the “Civilizing” of Irreconcilable Conflict: What Might We Learn from the South African Miracle?
- by Heinz Klug – p. 269
- On Rule of Law Rhetoric, Economic Development, and Northeast Asia
- by John K.M. Ohnesorge – p. 301
- Democratic Institutions in Sudan: More than Just a Promise?
- by Brady Williamson – p. 313
Scholarly Essay
- Hard Law, Soft Law, and International Taxation
- by Allison Christians – p. 325
Notes and Comments
- The Most Egregious Arms Broker: Prosecuting Arms Embargo Violators in the International Criminal Court
- by Claudette Torbey – p. 335
- Choice of Laws or Choice of Culture: How Western Nations Treat the Islamic Marriage Contract in Domestic Courts
- by Emily L. Thompson & F. Soniya Yunus – p. 361