Willamette law review

Willamette law review volume 37 number 1 winter 2001 contents: Page vii - In memory of Robert L. Misner by Jeffrey Standen. Page 1 - American choice of law at the dawn of the 21st century by Symeon C. Symeonides. Page 89 - How do you rate a century? by Friedrich K. Juenger. Page 123 - Currie's interest analysis in the 21st century: losing the battle, but winning the war by Herma Hill Kay. Page 133 - American conflicts law at the dawn of the 21st century by Arthur T. Von Mehren. Page 145 - Mass tort jurisdiction and choice of law in a multinational world communicating by extraterrestrial satellites by Jack B. Weinstein. Page 157 - Getting the conflict of laws Y2K - ready by Russell J. Weintraub. Page 171 - Substantive, multilateral, and unilateral choice - of - law approaches by Stanley E. Cox. Page 209 - Making choices of law together by James A.R. Nafziger. Page 233 - Interest analysis, "multistate policies," and considerations of fairness in conflicts torts cases by Robert A. Sedler. Page 249 - Conflicts empiricism by Gene R. Shreve. Page 259 - Curing the deficiencies of the conflicts revolution: a proposal for national legislation on choice of law, jurisdiction, and judgments by Ralph U. Whitten. Includes table of contents.