in this article wee seek to suggest an analytical model for explaining the israeli foreign policy. to do this, we must, on the one hand, survey briefly the main theories of foreign polcy and, on the other, to review the literature about the israeli foreign policy. the major question this paper would ask is: what are the main factors shaping the israeli foreign policy and which one might be said...

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We established an efficient system for a high-level production of foreign gene products in Escherichia coli using a trans-activated gene expression under the control of a phage T4 regulatory signal cloned in a plasmid by T4 phage infection. The transcriptional and translational signal of the T4 uvsY gene cloned in a plasmid was fused translationally with the coding region of the lacZ gene. When...

In the regulation of international private-legal relations, including certain disputes, it is important to properly consider and apply application foreign law reference law. This will be basis for a correct, effective fair settlement dispute. Therefore, especially enforcement agencies, judges, understand comprehend norms concepts concept essence On this basis, article examines issues in relatio...

Burmese colonial history suggests that a legal system cannot operate independently from the felt needs of the people who are supposed to obey the law. Despite a monopoly of force for many decades, the British failed to create a sustainable legal system in Burma. Colonial status shifted Burma’s economic role from subsistence agriculture to the generation of large-scale exports. By undermining th...

Under Australian conflict of law rules, courts can enforce foreign judgments for a sum of money, but not judgments that order a party to do or not to do an action. The article argues that the rule against enforcement of non-monetary judgments is no longer relevant in the modern world. It begins by setting out the Australian law on enforcement of foreign judgments and identifying the policies un...

Examining a sample of 701 offshore securities offerings under Regulation S of the Securities Act from 1993 to 1997, this Article tests whether foreign investors expect to resell Regulation S securities in the United States ahead of the U.S. secondary market reaction to news of the offering. The Article provides evidence from an event study that the secondary market reaction to a Regulation S of...