Discussion following the remarks of Mr. Allen.
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- 1999
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Works matching IS 01636391 AND DT 1999 AND VI 25
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Technological change -- its cross-border impact in terms of corporate structures, branches, mergers, and strategic alliances.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 405
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Discussion following the remarks of Ms. Richardson and Mr. Atkey.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 389
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The impact of technological change on Canada's affirmative policy model in the cultural industry and new media sectors.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 379
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Technological change and Canada/U.S. regulatory models for information, communications, and entertainment.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 359
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Technological change and Canada/U.S. regulatory models for filmed entertainment.
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Discussion following the remarks of Mr. Gero and Ms. Anderson.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 341
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Trading relationships and technological change: Electronic commerce and trade, the government's role -- a U.S. perspective.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 333
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Electronic commerce and trade policy -- the government's role[a].
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 323
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Discussion following the remarks of Mr. Graubert and Ms. Ladouceur.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 313
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Calibrating the electronic scales: Tipping the balance in favour of a vigorous and competitive electronic market for consumers.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 295
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Consumer protection and antitrust enforcement at the speed of light: The FTC meets the internet.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 275
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Discussion following the remarks of Mr. Biel.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 267
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The impact of technological change on developing countries.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 257
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Discussion following the remarks of Mr. Rosenbloom and Mr. Burn.
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- 1999
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Observations on a presentation given on the comparative tax aspects of technological change in Canada and the United States.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 225
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Comparative tax aspects of technological change in the Canada/U.S. context: The total tax burden on people and corporations: U.S. vis-a-vis Canada -- a U.S. perspective.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 217
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Discussion following the remarks of Mr. Bartlett and Mr. Doyle.
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- 1999
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- Interview
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Raising Venture Capital Aspects Of Technological Change -- A Canadian Perspective.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 197
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The U.S. Institutional Private Capital Market: A Turbo Tour.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 183
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Discussion Following The Remarks Of Dr. Hill And Mr. Crane.
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- 1999
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- Interview
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The Public Dimension Of Technological Change: Impact On The Media, The Citizenry, And Governments -- A Canadian Perspective.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 163
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The public dimension of technological change: Impact on the media, the citizenry, and governments -- a U.S. perspective[a].
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 153
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Discussion following the remarks of Mr. Spencer, Mr. Zakaib, and Mr. Wheeler.
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- 1999
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- Interview
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Product liability aspects of the risks of technological change -- a U.S. perspective.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 137
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Product liability aspects of the risks of technological change -- a Canadian perspective.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 125
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Discussion following the remarks of Mr. Schwartz and Mr. O'Neill.
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- 1999
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- Interview
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Protecting and exploiting U.S and Canadian intellectual property abroad on a global basis in a technologically changing world -- a Canadian perspective.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 109
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Protecting and exploiting U.S. and canadian intellectual property abroad in a technologically changing world economy -- a U.S. perspective.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 97
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Discussion following the remarks of Mr. Wainwright.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 89
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Technological change in the European union: Key issues including commonality of standards, integration as promoting change, and impact of change on a unified economic grouping.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 81
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Discussion following the remarks of Dr. Van Erden and Professor DeVoretz.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 73
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People aspects of technological change: Immigration issues, labor mobility, the brain drain, and R&D -- a Canadian perspective.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 67
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People aspects of technological change: Immigration issues, labor mobility, the brain drain, and R&D -- A U.S. perspective.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 53
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Discussion following the remarks of Mr. Mathaisel and Mr. Sulzenko.
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- 1999
- Publication type:
- Interview
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Challenges of rapid technological change: Catching up with `the Jetsons'.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 21
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The dimensions of technological change.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 11
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Conference opening.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 5
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Purpose of the Canada/U.S. Law Institute.
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- Canada-United States Law Journal, 1999, v. 25, p. 1
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