Cornell International Law Journal | Vol 22 | No. 3

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Cornell International Law Journal

Volume 22, Number 3 (Symposium: The U.S.-Japanese Trade Relationship: An Interdisciplinary Approach to the 1990s)

Articles

Symposium: The U.S.-Japanese Trade Relationship: An Interdisciplinary Approach to the 1990's: Preface

Symposium: The U.S.-Japanese Trade Relationship: An Interdisciplinary Approach to the 1990's: Introduction

Economics, Foreign Policy, and United States-Japanese Trade Disputes
W. Allen Wallis

Beyond Trade Frictions—A New Horizon for U.S.-Japan Economic Relations
Shotaro Yachi

Luck, Law, Culture and Trade: The Intractability of United States-Japan Trade Conflict
John O. Haley

Culture as Explanation: Neither All Nor Nothing
Robert J. Smith

The Trade Imbalance Isn’t the Problem
T. J. Pempel

United States-Japan Free Trade Area: A Skeptical View
Glen S. Fukushima

The Use of Arbitration to Resolve Market Access Disputes
Gilbert B. Kaplan

Domestic Political Transformation and Trans-Pacific Trade Relations
Kent E. Calder

The Congressional Agenda for Japan
Ira Wolf

The View from 1984: What Have We Learned in Five Years
Harry First

Symposium: The U.S.-Japanese Trade Relationship: An Interdisciplinary Approach to the 1990's: Roundtable Discussion

Some Lingering Questions about Article 60 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties
Frederic L. Kirgis Jr.

Women, Status, and Power
Anne Griffiths

Book Review

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ISSN: 0010-8812