George Mason Law Review
Volume 14 || Summer 2007 || Number 4
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REMARKS |
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INTEROPERABILITY BETWEEN ANTITRUST AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY |
Thomas O. Barnett |
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KEYNOTE ADDRESS |
Philip Lowe |
871 |
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REMARKS ON MERGERS, CARTELS, AND SINGLE FIRM CONDUCT |
Panel Discussion |
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REGULATOR'S ROUNDTABLE |
Panel Discussion |
927 |
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ARTICLE |
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CREDIT CARD INTERCHANGE FEES: THREE DECADES OF ANTITRUST UNCERTAINTY |
Steven Semeraro |
941 |
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CASENOTES |
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INTERNATIONAL TERRORISTS, INTERNATIONAL SHOE, AND INTERNATIONAL COMITY: MWANI V. BIN LADEN AND THE ABILITY OF FOREIGN LITIGANTS TO USE AMERICAN COURTS FOR INTERNATIONAL DISPUTES |
Chris Pruitt |
1003 |
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PERMANENT INJUNCTION, A REMEDY BY ANY OTHER NAME IS PATENTLY NOT THE SAME: HOW EBAY V. MERCEXCHANGE AFFECTS THE PATENT RIGHT OF NON-PRACTICING ENTITIES |
Miranda Jones |
1035 |
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UNITED STATES V. HILL: A NEW RULE, BUT NO CLARITY FOR THE RULES GOVERNING COMPUTER SEARCHES AND SEIZURES |
G. Robert McLain, Jr. |
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