• Student Organizations
• Student Goverment Association
• Journals
  • Boston University Law Review
    • Archives
    • Subscriptions
    • Submissions
    • Masthead
      • 2005-2006 Editorial Board
    • About BULR
    • Login Members Only
  • American Journal of Law & Medicine
    • Board Members
    • Submission Instructions
    • Subscription Information
    • Archives
  • Review of Banking & Financial Law
    • Board Members
    • Submission Instructions
    • Past Issues
  • Boston University International Law Journal
    • Membership Requirements
    • Board Members
    • Submission Instructions
    • Subscription Information
    • Archives
  • Journal of Science & Technology Law
    • Board Members
    • Archives
  • Public Interest Law Journal
    • Board Members
    • Submission Instructions
    • Subscription Information
  • FAQs
• Running a Student Organization
  • How to Start & Run a Student Organization
  • Room Reservation Procedure
  • Planning Your Event
  • Publicize Your Groups Activities
  • Scheduling an Event
• BU Student Activities Office

Boston University International Law Journal

VOLUME 21 FALL 2003 ISSUE 2

CONTENTS

Articles

Making Legal Regimes for Intercountry Adoption Reflect Human Rights Principles: Transforming the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child with the Hague Convention on Intercountry Adoption
Sara Dillon
Page 179

Comparative Law at the Service of Democracy: A Reading of Arosemena's Constitutional Studies of the Latin American Governments
Miguel Gonzalez Marcos
Page 259

Not Just a Tragedy: Access to Medications as a Right Under International Law
Alicia Ely Yamin
Page 325

Notes

Souring La Dolce Vita? Has European Union Regulation Ruined Italian Cuisine or is There Hope Yet for Traditional Products?
Michael Ryan Benedict
Page 373

The Combat Zone: Mondev International, Ltd. v. United States and the Backlash Against NAFTA Chapter 11
Dana Krueger
Page 399