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Duke Law > Duke Law Scholarship Repository > Journals > DJCIL > Vol. 11 > No. 2 (2001)

 

Volume 11, Number 2 (Spring 2001)
Debates over Group Litigation in Comparative Perspective What Can We Learn from Each Other?

Preliminary

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Foreword

Thomas D. Rowe Jr.

157

 

Keynote Address

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Compensating Large Numbers of People for Inflicted Harms

Jack B. Weinstein

165

 

Articles

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Revisiting the Monster: New Myths and Realities of Class Action and Other Large Scale Litigation

Deborah R. Hensler

179

 

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Class Action Advice in the Form of Questions

Edward H. Cooper

215

 

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Multi-Party Proceedings in England: Representative and Group Actions

Neil Andrews

249

 

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Class Actions: The Canadian Experience

Garry D. Watson

269

 

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Multi-Plaintiff Litigation in Australia: A Comparative Perspective

S. Stuart Clark and Christina Harris

289

 

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Multi-Party Actions: A European Approach

Christopher Hodges

321

 

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Non-Class Group Litigation Under EU and German Law

Harald Koch

355

 

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Mass Tort Litigation in Germany and Switzerland

Gerhard Walter

369

 

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Group Actions in Sweden: Reflections on the Purpose of Civil Litigation, the Need for Reforms, and a Forthcoming Proposal

Roberth Nordh

381

 

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Some Remarks on Group Litigation in Comparative Perspective

Michele Taruffo

405

 

Book Review

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Theory and Reality in the International Protection of Human Rights

Mike Perry

423

 

Notes

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Causes of Action for Foreign Victims of Economic Espionage Abroad by U.S. Intelligence

Michael Mosier

427

 

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Will China Allow Itself to Enter the New Economy?

Ewan W. Rose

451

 

Journal Staff

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Journal Staff