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Abraham Lincoln, commander-in-chief, electronic surveillance, enemy combatants, faithful execution of the laws, foreign affairs, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, George W. Bush, habeas corpus, Japanese interment, laws of war, National Security Agency, Office of Legal Counsel, preemptive war, P

abortion, contraception, feminism, free love, higher education for women, history; medicine, midwives, nineteenth century, race suicide, religion, suffragists, voluntary motherhood, women, women physicians

customary law, equity, general principles of law, international agreement, international court of justice, international law, treaty, jurisprudence, “most highly qualified publicists”

Comparative Law, Law and Technology, Legal Education

Berlin Rules on Water Resources, customar international law, ecosystem management, Great Lakes, human right to water, international agreement, interstate compact, water management

Afghanistan, Albania, Belarus, Bulgaria, Chernobyl, China, Communism, Czech Republic, East Germany, environment, Ethiopia, Hungary, North Korea, Poland, pollution, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Three Gorges Dam, Ukraine, Yugoslavia

Abortion, Abortion Tourism, Children, Conflicts of Law, Constitutional Rights, Crimes, Fedralism, Interest Analysis, Interference with Parents, Neoterritorialism, Right to Travel, Sovereignty, Torts, Vested Rights

ancient law, colonialism, environmentalism, epistemic communities, global empires, international law, law, legal pluralism, social change, sovereignty, water history, water law

absolute dominion, absolute ownership, appropriative rights, correlative rights, groundwater law, just compensation, property, reasonable use rule, regulated riparianism, rule of capture

absolute dominion, absolute ownership, Edwards Aquifer, endangered species, groundwater law, just compensation, property, rule of capture, Texas, voting rights