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Issue 4, 2007
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Access_open Mediation in Germany and the United States

A Comparison
Authors Alexander Hoffmann
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Alexander Hoffmann
Dipl.-Jur. Free University of Berlin (Germany). LL.M. Indiana University School of Law, Indianapolis (USA). The author would like to thank Prof. Dr. Frank Emmert, LL.M., Prof. Dr. Bernd Jürgen Warneken, Axel Raulinat, Gerlind Martin, Greg Nees, and many others for their valuable support and encouragement. The article is dedicated to my parents and Ulrike.
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Access_open Small But Precious: the Actual and Potential Direct Effect of the Partnership and Cooperation Agreement Between the European Communities and the Russian Federation
Authors Dmitrijs Nemirovskis
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Dmitrijs Nemirovskis
B. Juris. (LL.M. eq.), Summa Cum Laude in International, European and Comparative Law, International University Audentes (2007); LL.M. in European Law, King's College London (expected in 2008); Associate, Str°mnes and Str°mnes Law Office (Estonia); Director of Legal, Business and Research Department on the Russian Federation, the Revala Institute (Estonia).
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Access_open Legal Borders in the EU? Transposition of European Transport Directives in France, Germany, Greece, Italy and the United Kingdom
Authors Michael Kaeding
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Michael Kaeding
Post-doc at the law faculty of Leiden University. I would like to thank the research group associated with the ‘Analyzing EU Policies: The Transposition of Directives’ program, including Bernard Steunenberg, Kees van Kersbergen, Frans van Waarden, Antoaneta Dimitrova, Markus Haverland, Ellen Masterwork, Mark Rhinard, Sara Berglund, Ieva Gange and Marleen Romeijn. In addition I would like to thank the participants of the Hellenic Observatory symposium on ‘Current Social Science Research on Greece’ panel ‘Greece and the EU: Public Policy’ chaired by Prof. Panos Tsakloglou at the LSE on the 10 June 2005, and Andreas Mom for his legal expertise and helpful suggestions during the research. Funding for this research was generously provided by the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research and the Hellenic Observatory.
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Access_open Protecting Reliance: Equitable Estoppel and the CISG

- a Comparative Analysis -
Authors Bruno Zeller
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Bruno Zeller
Ass. Professor, School of Law, Victoria University, Melbourne. Adjunct Professor, Murdoch University, Perth.