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What the #%@$?

What to do with Goldman's Bonus Billions

What's Next in Syria?

Former U.N. Deputy Special Envoy Jean-Marie Guéhenno, Director of the Center for International Conflict Resolution at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs, Assesses Prospects for Syria in a Presentation at Columbia Law School

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When Is Preemptive Military Attack Permissible?

When It Comes to Antitrust, Settlement is Not Always a Good Idea, Warns Professor C. Scott Hemphill

When It Comes to Graffiti and Copyright, the Writing Is Not Always On the Wall

Columbia Law School's Kernochan Center for Law, Media, and the Arts Hosts Discussion Among Experts About the Ambiguous Nature of Copyright Law as Applied to Street Artists

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When Is Preemptive Military Attack Permissible?

When It Comes to Antitrust, Settlement is Not Always a Good Idea, Warns Professor C. Scott Hemphill

When It Comes to Graffiti and Copyright, the Writing Is Not Always On the Wall

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When Religious Beliefs Play a Role in Medical Care

Which Red Wine Goes Best with a Redweld?

Wien Prize Awarded to Cardozo and Michelson

Wilbur H. Friedman Chair in Tax Law

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