Trade
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Steiner v. U.S. |
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Talkin' Bout a Humane Revolution: New Standards for Farming Practices and How They Could Change International Trade as We Know It |
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The (Inter)national Strategy: An Ivory Trade Ban In The United States And China | This Note argues that a near-complete ban in ivory trade not only raises difficult domestic legal issues, but also does little to stop elephant poaching in Africa. Further, enacting a similar ban in China is not only unrealistic, but also would increase the illegal trade and, therefore, the slaughter of elephants in Africa. Part I explains the history of illegal ivory trade and describes the current legal environments in the United States and China. Part II presents the domestic legal and policy implications of an ivory ban, and analyzes the potential difficulties with implementing a similar ban in China. Part III argues that while the United States should stringently regulate the domestic ivory market, a near-complete ban is unreasonable. Further, a similar ban in China is not a practical solution; Chinese officials must consider strategies to optimize existing laws and gain public support. |
The Future of the African Rhinoceros: Its Anything But Black & White |
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The International Fund for Animal Welfare (Australia) Pty Ltd and Minister for Environment and Heritage |
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The Nature of Treaties |
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The Price of Fame: CITES Regulation and Efforts Towards International Protection of the Great White Shark |
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The World Trade Organisation Rules: A Legal Analysis of Their Adverse Impact on Animal Welfare |
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The World Trade Organization Rules: A Legal Analysis of their Adverse Impact on Animal Welfare | |
THROWING CAUTION TO THE WIND: THE GLOBAL BEAR PARTS TRADE |