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Volume 70, Number 4 (Autumn 2007)
Odious Debts and State Corruption

Mitu Gulati, David A. Skeel Jr
Special Editors.

Articles

Odious Debt Wears Two Faces: Systemic Illegitimacy, Problems, and Opportunities in Traditional Odious Debt Conceptions in Globalized Economic Regimes

Larry Catá Backer

1

Insolvency Principles and the Odious Debt Doctrine: The Missing Link in the Debate

Paul D. Carrington

53

Partially Odious Debts?

Omri Ben-Shahar and Mitu Gulati

47

Odious Debts or Odious Regimes

Patrick Bolton and David Skeel

83

The Odious Debt Doctrine After Iraq

Jai Damle

139

Agency by Analogy: A Comment on Odious Debt

Deborah A. DeMott

157

Equitable Subordination, Fraudulent Transfer, and Sovereign Debt

Adam Feibelman

171

Odious Debt, Old and New: The Legal Intellectual History of an Idea

James V. Feinerman

193

Odious, Illegitimate, Illegal, or Legal Debts—What Difference Does it Make for International Chapter 9 Debt Arbitration?

Kunibert Raffer

221

Sovereign Debt Restructuring, Odious Debt, and the Politics of Debt Relief

Robert K. Rasmussen

249

Odious Debt in Retrospect

Daniel K. Tarullo

263