International Law Review Volume 16, Number 3, Spring 1998

Fifteenth International Symposium On Economic Crime

Excerpts from the Symposium Held at Jesus College Cambridge, September 1997

Articles

Trafficking in Confiscated Cuban Property: Lender Liability Under the Helms-Burton Act and Customary International Law — S. Kern Alexander

The Internet and U.S. Financial Markets — G. Philip Rutledge

Changing Times, Changing Crimes: The Criminal's Newest Weapon and the U.S.'s Response — George J. Moscarino and Michael R. Shumaker

The Consequences of Anonymous Access to the Financial Payment System — Richard T. Preiss

Comments

Move Over Drugs, There's Something Cooler on the Black Market — Freon: Can the New Licensing System Stop Illegal CFC Trafficking? — Saleem S. Saab

The Oslo Land Mine Treaty and an Analysis of the United States Decision Not to Sign — Craig S. Sharnetzka

Comparative Aspects of the French and German Nuclear Energy Regimes — Working Toward an International Legal Framework — Jon L. Woodard

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