Provides the international franchise law practitioner with an in-depth review of the laws and regulations in Europe that affect franchising.

This book examines the conflict between privacy and electronics, but does so from a comparative perspective.

Education and media are important societal tools for sustaining and transmitting cultures.

This book includes papers from the First Amendment Discussion Forum and the Defamation Discussion Forum, which focused on two topics: the intersection between freedom of expression and criminal law and the evolving nature of defamation law.

Adapting to Rising Sea Levels discusses the ways in which the structure of the United States' legal system shapes adaptation.

Law and the Holocaust: U.S. Cases and Materials uses federal and state court decisions to teach students about one of humanity's greatest calamities.

This concise yet comprehensive book is designed to be accessible for the beginner as well as useful for those with more experience.

The papers published here resulted from the Privacy Discussion Forum held in June 2017 at Uppsala University Faculty of Law (Uppsala, Sweden).

This casebook is the first to focus on the interaction of the U.S. legal system with Mexican law in the border region.

This book considers the procedures for obtaining evidence in the United States through the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and the Hague Evidence Convention. The book then describes, in successive chapters organized by jurisdiction, the laws that enable foreign litigants to obtain evidence in the respective countries.