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Global Business & Development Law JournalVolume 18Issue 1 Symposium: Markets in Transition:Reconstruction and DevelopmentArticle 21-1-2004Volume 18, Issue 1, Table of ContentsUniversity of the Pacific, McGeorge School of LawFollow this and additional works at: https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/globeThis Front Matter is brought to you for free and open access by the Journals and Law Reviews at Scholarly Commons. It has been accepted for inclusionin Global Business & Development Law Journal by an authorized editor of Scholarly Commons. For more information, please contactmgibney@pacific.edu.Recommended CitationUniversity of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, Volume 18, Issue 1, Table of Contents, 18 Pac. McGeorge Global Bus. & Dev. L.J.(2004).Available at: https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/globe/vol18/iss1/2TramsnationalLAWYERVOLUME 18 NUMBER 1 2004SYMPOSIUM: MARKETS IN TRANSITION: RECONSTRUCTIONAND DEVELOPMENT*IntroductionElizabeth Rindskopf Parker ............................................ 1Part One-Reconstruction: Prescriptions for Iraq, Predictions forRussia and Performance for ChinaWhat Do the Recent Events Involving Yukos Oil Company Tell Us About LegalInstitutions for Transition Economies?Sarah C. Carey ..................................................... 5China's Market Economy-A Historical PerspectiveFrancis S.L. Wang and Laura W Young ................................. 11The Fog of Nation Building: Lessons from Kosovo?Edwin Villm oare ................................................... 25Preparing Cape Verde for the World Trade OrganizationMarjorie Florestal .................. ........................... 47Legal Frameworks for Economic Transition in Iraq-Occupation Under the Lawof War vs. Global Governance Under the Law of PeaceA ntonio F Perez ................................................... 53Investing in Iraq: Legal and Political AspectsBart S. Fisher ..................................................... 71Part Two-Building Up to a Drawdown: International Project Finance andPrivatization-Expert Presentations on Lessons to be LearnedManaging Political Risks in Emerging Market InvestmentKenneth W H ansen ................................................. 77International Project Finance: Risk Analysis and Regulatory ConcernsM ichael P. M alloy .................................................. 89Private Sector Participation in Infrastructure: Experience in Asia and the Roleof the Asian Development BankAlfredo E. Pascual ................................................. 107Private Participation in Infrastructure and the Provision of Public Services-Inevitable and DifficultD on W allace ..................................................... 117Priming the Pump: Tapping the Global Capital Markets to Fund the World'sInfrastructure Needs (Keynote Luncheon Address)M artin Kam arck .................................................. 125Legal and Practical Protection of U.S. Foreign InvestmentW Geoffrey Anderson .............................................. 133Project FinanceKatharine C. Baragona ............................................. 139Project Finance and Securitization: A Natural HybridJam esJ. Croke, Jr ................................................. 159Project Finance in Emerging Markets-The Role of the International FinanceCorporationCarol M . M ates ................................................... 165International Finance, Foreign Investment and Human Rights: Some ConcludingThoughtsLucien J. D hooge ................................................. 173Conclusion: The Rule of Law Among CountriesStephen C. M cCaffrey .............................................. 175* Symposium was held at University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law onFebruary 20-21, 2004. Many events have occurred since then, which may have an impacton the authors' perspectives on the issues presented.

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