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26 Berkeley J. Int'l L. [i] (2008)

handle is hein.journals/berkjintlw26 and id is 1 raw text is: BERKELEY JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW VOLUME 26 2008 NUMBER 1 Articles TERROR/TORTURE ................................... Karima Bennoune 1 CONVICTING THE INNOCENT IN TRANSNATIONAL CRIMINAL CASES: A COMPARATIVE INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM ............ L. Song Richardson 62 THE JUDGE WHO KNEW Too MUCH: ISSUE CONFLICTS IN INTERNATIONAL ADJUDICATION .................................... Joseph R. Brubaker 111 DIGNITARIAN POSTHUMOUS PERSONALITY RIGHTS - AN ANALYSIS OF U.S. AND GERMAN CONSTITUTIONAL AND TORT LAW ............. Hannes Rosler 153 BARGAINING IN THE SHADOW OF VIOLENCE: THE NPT, IAEA, AND NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION NEGOTIATIONS .............. Arsalan M. Suleman 206 GETTING PAID: PROCESSING THE LABOR DISPUTES OF CHINA'S MIGRANT WORKERS ............. Aaron Halegua 254 How MUCH TIME IS REASONABLE? - THE ARBITRAL DECISIONS UNDER ARTICLE 21.3(C) OF THE DSU .......................... Shin-yi Peng 323 FROM WHIPPED CREAM TO MULTIBILLION EURO FINANCIAL COLLAPSE: THE EUROPEAN REGULATION ON TRANSNATIONAL INSOLVENCY IN ACTION ............................. Matteo M. Winkler 352

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