American journal of comparative law

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  Año 1969, Número 1-4

  • Articles

    • The administrative autonomy of creditors and french legislation on bankruptcy

      François Goré

      págs. 5-23

      

    • Devices which tend to assure the administrative autonomy of creditors in canadian bankruptcy law

      Pierre Carignan

      págs. 24-37

      

    • Creditors' rights in belgian bankruptcies

      Louis Ganshof

      págs. 38-47

      

    • Creditors' control of bankruptcy administration and legislation relating thereto

      Charles Seligson

      págs. 48-60

      

    • The changing structure of east german industrial enterprises

      Warren S. Grimes

      págs. 61-76

      

    • Ideology and criminal law in North Korea

      Pyong-Choon Hahm

      págs. 77-93

      

    • Due process and the Sino-American status of forces agreement

      Werner Y. F. Ning

      págs. 94-115

      

    • Takeover bids in the United Kingdom

      Robert R. Pennington

      págs. 159-193

      

    • Separate treatment for close corporations: lessons from England and Australia

      Charles Harris

      págs. 194-213

      

    • The canadian divorce law of 1968 and its provisions on conflicts

      Derek Mendes da Costa

      págs. 214-238

      

    • Controlled rents and uncontrolled inflation: the brazilian dilemma

      Keith S. Rosenn

      págs. 239-267

      

    • The 1968 Constitution of East Germany: a codification of marxist-leninist ideas on state and government

      Michael Bothe

      págs. 268-291

      

  • Student power in University Administration

    • The many mansions of a university

      Paul D. Carrington

      págs. 331-336

      

    • Student power in West Germany: the authority of the student body and student participation in decision-making in the universities of the Federal Republic of Germany

      Wilhelm Karl Geck

      págs. 337-358

      

    • Toward "student power" in France?

      Dominique Carreau

      págs. 359-383

      

    • Student participation in university affairs: the mexican experience

      César Sepúlveda

      págs. 384-389

      

    • Student participation in the government of the university of Costa Rica

      Carlos José Gutiérrez

      págs. 390-394

      

    • Student protest in England

      L. Neville Brown

      págs. 395-402

      

    • The tentative emergence of student power in the United States

      William W. Van Alstyne

      págs. 403-417

      

  • Articles

    • Mancini's nationality rule and non-unified legal systems: nationality versus domicile

      Kurt H. Nadelmann

      págs. 418-451

      

    • Concorde: international cooperation in aviation

      Donald Alfred Nelson

      págs. 452-467

      

    • Equal joint-venture corporations in France: problems of control and resolution of deadlocks

      Phaedon J. Kozyris

      págs. 503-528

      

    • A new approach to taxation of investments in less developed countries: a comparison of tax laws in the United States and in West Germany

      Dietrich von Boetticher

      págs. 529-558

      

    • The vicissitudes of freedom of exit in India

      Mohammad Ghouse

      págs. 559-572

      

    • Customary laws of wrongs in Kenya: an essay in research method

      Richard L. Abel

      págs. 573-626

      

    • The obligation to prosecute in West Germany

      Glenn Schram

      págs. 627-632