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damages, international sale of goods, UN, United Nations, CISG, Article 74, contracts, international business, remedies, buyers, sellers

United Nations, sales law, United States, international sales contracts, CISG, UCC, Uniform Commercial Code, foreign sales law, merchants, documentary sale, letter of credit transaction, line of credit, bill of lading, certificate of inspection, damages,

private international law, Turkey, Statute Regarding International Private Law and Procedure, international procedural law, jurisdiction of Turkish courts, foreign judgments, arbitration awards, temporary law, choice of law rules, negotiable instruments, Commercial Code, international agreements

CISG, court decisions, consequential damages, United Nations, contracts, international sale of goods, international sales disputes, Delchi Carrier, SpA v. Rotorex Corp., German Supreme Court, U.S. district court

Turkey, foreign investment, customs barriers, centralized control, import substitution, government planning, free trade, protectionism, economic nationalism, developing nations, east bloc nations, economic reform, economic history

penal law, criminal law, criminality, fact-pattern-conforming, continental criminal law, common law, criminal conduct, John Austin, moral offenses, H.L.A. Hart, Jerome Hall, Professor Radbruch, G. V. Dubin

excavation, looting, antiquities, archaelogical sites, black markets, archaeologists, regulation, cultural heritage, antiquities dealers, collectors, antiquities trade

UCC, Uniform Commercial Code, 2-713, buyer's remedies, economic theory, fact patterns, courts, legal literature, economic analysis, proof of market price, damages, non-delivery, consequential damages, anticipatory repudiation, legislative history, games theory

antiquities trade, international borders, United States, Peru, export permits, David Bernstein, U.S. Customs, looting, National Stolen Property Act, NSPA

property rights, artistic integrity, legislation, legal history, Berne Convention, moral rights, Copyright Act, Senator Orrin Hatch, Senator Edward Kennedy, artists, doctrine of droit moral, MAPA, Maryland Art Preservation Act, Lanham Trademark Act

artists, moral rights, limited rights, federal copyright laws, copyright protection, foreign jurisdictions, France, Germany, Maryland general Assembly, U.S. Senate, continuing rights, contract of sale, Copyright Act of 1976, economic rights

freedom, United States, Germany, traditional legal analysis, rule of law, decision making, ethical choice, judicial decisions, objective principles, linguistic theory, comparative method