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LL.M. Program

In 1973, Edward de Jaegher of Brussels, Belgium, became the first foreign-trained lawyer to earn a Master of Laws, or LL.M., degree at the University of Georgia School of Law. In the ensuing four decades, the law school and its Dean Rusk International Law Center have produced more than 500 LL.M. graduates, with ties to 75 countries and every continent in the world..

LL.M.s include judges and law firm partners, leaders in governments and in intergovernmental and nongovernmental organizations, CEOs and heads of corporate legal departments, and university professors and administrators. They form a valued part of the law school’s vast network of more than 10,500 J.D., LL.M., and M.S.L. alumni and alumnae.

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Submissions from 1991 1991

Acquisition Strategies for Taiwanese Acquirers, Chao-yu Hsu

Domestic violence against women: a comparative analysis of remedies under the American and Indian legal systems, Anita Elizabeth Jacob Ninan

Bill of Lading Under Charter Parties, Mammen G. Kannanthanam

International Joint Venture Franchising: A Key Investment Strategy For Eastern Europe, Obie L. Moore

The regulation of medical devices: A comparative study of American and EEC Law, Martine Carliese Pijnappels

Contemporary Issues in Purchase Money Security Interests - Applications to Israeli Law?, Eyal S. Price

A Comparative Study, United States/France, of the Impact of Functionalism as a New Choice of Law Process to Determine the Law Governing International Contracts, Anne Schiellein

The Integration of Securities Regulation in Europe, The Interpenetration of National Securities Markets and the Protection of Investors: The Case for a European Securities and Exchange Commission, Karim DH Suratgar

Submissions from 1990 1990

Essential functional issues in Nepalese contract law: a comparison with United States law, Tribhuban Dev Bhatta

Crisis in no-fault automobile insurance, Dragana Davidovic

Compensatory Discrimination Under the Perspective of the Equality Clauses of the Constitutions of the United States and India, Sujatha Ganesan

Choice of Law Clauses in Consumer Contracts: A Comparative Study of American and E.E.C. Law, Jean-Marie Henckaerts

Promotion of U.S. Foreign Investment in Selected Eastern European Countries in the 1990’s. Comparative Analysis of Foreign Investment Laws in Poland, the Soviet Union, Yugoslavia, and Hungary and Possible Impact of the U.S. Law on Their Operation, Dorota Szewc

Submissions from 1989 1989

Corporate Audit Committees and Director’s Liability, Thomas M. Bentler

Interpretation of contemporary commercial agreement a comparative study, Qing Cai

International Franchising, Divyang K. Chhaya

The Warranty of Quality in Sale of Goods under the Perspective of the American and French Law, Renaud Baguenault De Puchesse

Transnational Discovery in the Extraterritorial Application of U.S. Antitrust Laws, Maria Eugenia Gimenez

Choice of Law Issues in International Sale of Goods Contracts, Bayu Seto Hardjowahono

The Constitutionality of Regional Interstate Banking Laws, Patricia Matton

Specific Barriers to Central American Development, Evelyn Urtecho Ruiz

Service of Process Abroad: A Study of The Adequate Notice Requirement, Jan H.F. Schamp

Defenses to Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards Under the United Nations Convention of 1958 Focusing on Article V of the Convention and Practice in U.S. Courts, U-Kyung Sung

Cable Traffic and the First Amendment Must-Carry Under a Diversity Approach and Antitrust as Possible Alternative, Bruno Vandermeulen

Sino-American Equity Joint Ventures in the People's Republic China, Lu Wang

Submissions from 1988 1988

Interest Rate and Currency Swaps, Christian Droop

Trade Regulations in International Transfer of Technology Agreements: A Comparative View of National and International Legal Provisions, Franz-Martin Wolff

Submissions from 1987 1987

Legal Factors in the Acquisition of a United State Corporation: Litigation by Hostile Targets, Johan E. Droogmans

Protection of Shipowners’ Liability Under United States Law and Marine Insurance Practice, Izak Stephanus Fourie

Equal Protection Limitations on Choice of Law Decisions, Anne-Marie Witters

Submissions from 1986 1986

From Freedom of Commercial Speech to Consumer's Freewill: Comparative Advertising as a Watchdog of Consumer's Interests, France Michel

Control of Public Spending - Approaches to Balanced Budgets in the United States, Canada, and Europe in Comparison, Peter Schaefer

The Foreign Direct Investment Controls, Ruey-Fen Sung

Toward A Comprehensive Theory of Standard Form Contract Law: A Synthesis of the Best from Germany and America, Dagmar Thurmann

The Role of Efficiency Justifications in U.S.-American and West German Merger Control Law: A Comparison, Christian Westerhausen

Submissions from 1985 1985

Bad Check Crime: A Comparison Study between the United Arab Emirates and the United States, Abdurahim Y.M. Sharaf

The Tax Expenditure Budget: A Typological Analysis, Jochen Winter

Submissions from 1984 1984

Small High Technology Companies and Public Policy: A Legal Analysis, Werner W. Mielke

Freedom of Expression in England and the United States: A Comparative Study, with Particular Reference to Restrictions Imposed by Means of Prior Restraint, Peter G. Shears

Submissions from 1982 1982

Balancing the Management and Property Rights of the Employer against Employee's Section 7 Rights, Leonard J. Spooner

Submissions from 1980 1980

Taxation Aspects of Foreign Investments in India, Udai V. Singh

Submissions from 1972 1972

Choice-of-Law Problems in Wrongful Death Actions Arising from Aircraft Accidents, Rolf-Peter Hoenen

Submissions from 1971 1971

Beyond the Verge of Religious Establishment: The Sunday Closing Laws, Emmett N. Young