Britain and Europe: A new settlement? EPC Challenge Europe 23, May 2016

Britain's European problem, Stephen Wall; Britain's contribution to the EU: an insider's view, David Hannay; 'Foreign judges' and the law of the European Union, David Edward; The United Kingdom and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU, Peter Goldsmith; European foreign policy: five and a half stories, Robert Cooper; External relations and the transformative power of enlargement, Heather Grabbe; Recalibrating British European policy in foreign affairs, Fraser Cameron; The European Union and the wider Europe, Graham Avery; From Common Market to Single Market: an unremarked success, Malcolm Harbour; Lost in translation: Britain, Germany and the euro, Quentin Peel; After Cameron's EU deal, Kirsty Hughes; Re-imagining the European Union, Caroline Lucas; Britain and European federalism, Brendan Donnelly; Europe's British problem, Andrew Duff.

Why Do Some International Institutions Contain Strong Dispute Settlement Provisions: New Evidence from Preferential Trade Agreements

To understand why some international institutions have stronger dispute settlement mechanisms (DSMs) than others, we investigate the dispute settlement provisions of nearly 600 preferential trade agreements (PTAs), which possess several desirable case-selection features and are evoked more than is realized. We broaden the study of dispute settlement design beyond “legalization” and instead reorient theorizing around a multi-faceted conceptualization of the strength of DSMs. We posit that strong DSMs are first and foremost a rational response to features of agreements that require stronger dispute settlement, such as depth and large memberships. Multivariate empirical tests using a new data set on PTA design confirm these expectations and reveal that depth – the amount of policy change specified in an agreement – is the most powerful and consistent predictor of DSM strength, providing empirical support to a long-posited but controversial conjecture. Yet power also plays a sizeable role, since agreements among asymmetric members are more likely to have strong DSMs due to their mutual appeal, as are those involving the United States. Important regional differences also emerge, as PTAs across the Americas are designed with strong dispute settlement, as are Asian PTAs, which contradicts the conventional wisdom about Asian values and legalization. Our findings demonstrate that rationalism explains much of international institutional design, yet it can be enhanced by also incorporating power-based and regional explanations.

Papers relating to the revision survey settlement of the Jacobabad taluka of the Upper Sind frontier district.

Mode of access: Internet.

Auto safety: effectiveness of Ford Transmission settlement still at issue.

Mode of access: Internet.

Defense contract settlement procedures : report of the Investigations Subcommittee of the Committee on Armed Services, House of Representatives, Ninety-sixth Congress, second session .

Mode of access: Internet.

Settlement of the Dollar Line case. A report by the Secretary of the Commerce to the President of the United States, December 1952.

Mode of access: Internet.

Problems and policies of dispute settlement and wage stabilization during World War II.

Mode of access: Internet.

A history of the Hebrew people : from the settlement in Canaan to the division of the kingdom /

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

An illustrated history of the great republic : being a full and complete history of the American union from its earliest settlement down to the present time ... /

Cover title: Great republic.

Land policies of the states of the commonwealth of Australia, with particular emphasis on land settlement in Victoria and New South Wales,

Thesis (M.S.)--Univ. of California. Dec. 1921.

Agreement between the United Kingdom and the United States of America for the settlement of various pecuniary claims outstanding between the two governments, together with the first schedule of claims and terms of submission thereof; also rules of procedure exchanged between the agents, 11th July, 1912.

Agreement signed at Washington, Aug. 18, 1910, by James Bryce and Philander C. Knox.

Report of the special advisers on reclamation and rural development on their investigation of opportunities for reclamation and planned group settlement in the southern states. December 2-13, 1926.

Mode of access: Internet.

Judicial settlement of international disputes.

Includes 2d ed. of no. 1 and supplements for no. 2 and 9.

A manual for executors and administrators, in the settlement of the estates of deceased persons: with practical forms, etc.

Mode of access: Internet.

A brief history of Knox College, situated in Galesburgh, Knox County, Illinois; with sketches of the first settlement of the town /

Mode of access: Internet.