University of Missouri School of Law

Missouri Law Review

Fall 2008

Volume 73, Issue 4


*Symposium: Return to Missouri v. Holland: Federalism and International Law*

Foreword	Margaret E. McGuinness
Missouri v. Holland’s Second Holding	Carlos Manuel Vázquez
Missouri v. Holland and Historical Textualism	Michael D. Ramsey
Putting Missouri v. Holland on the Map	Edward T. Swaine
Resurrecting Missouri v. Holland	Peter J. Spiro
What Story Got Wrong – Federalism, Localist Opportunism and International Law	Paul B. Stephan
The Crucial Role of the States And Private International Law Treaties: A Model for Accommodating Globalization	Julian G. Ku
The Elusive Foreign Compact	Duncan B. Hollis
The 2008 Earl F. Nelson Lecture The Internationalism of American Federalism: Missouri and Holland	Judith Resnik
Federalism and International Law Through the Lens of Legal Pluralism	Paul Schiff Berman
Foreign Affairs, International Law, and the New Federalism: Lessons from Coordination	Robert B. Ahdieh
Tiebout Goes Global: International Migration as a Tool for Voting With Your Feet	Ilya Somin
Federalism and Horizontality in International Human Rights	Margaret E. McGuinness

Notes

The First Amendment and Specialty License Plates: The “Choose Life” Controversy	Stephanie S. Bell
The “Direct Threat” Defense Under the ADA: Posing a Threat to the Protection of Disabled Employees	René L. Duncan
Cotenants Trumping Cotenants: The Eighth Circuit Takes a Diverse Stance on Cotenants’ Authority Under the Fourth Amendment	Benjamin M. Johnston
Does It Make a Difference? Granting Public Employees the Right to Collectively Bargain	Amanda Stogsdill
The Split on Sanctioning Pro Se Litigants Under 28 U.S.C. § 1927: Choose Wisely When Picking a Side, Eighth Circuit	Kelsey Whitt


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