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Soviet-American Trade in A Legal Perspective

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Articles

The Development of Soviet-American Trade in the Interests of Peace and International Cooperation
V. N. Kudriavtsev

The Interaction of Law and Politics in Trade Relations between the United Statees and the Soviet Union
Harold J. Berman

Most-Favored-Nation Treatment in Soviet-American Trade Relations
E.T. Usenko

Most-Favored-Nation Treatment of Imports to the United States from the U.S.S.R.
Stanley D. Metzger

The Legal Status of Soviet Trade Representations Abroad
V. S. Pozdniakov

The Legal Status of Foreigners in the U.S.S.R.
V.S. Shevtsov

The Legal Status of Soviet Foreign Trade Organizations
V.V. Laptev

Legal Forms of the Use of Works of Literature, Science, and Technology in Soviet-American Relations
M.M. Boguslavskii

Legal Problems of Patents, Industrial Designs, Technical Data, Trademarks and Copyrights in Soviet-American Trade
Peter B. Maggs

International Trade Customs
George Ginsburgs

Arbitration in Soviet-American Trade Relations
S.N. Lebedev

New Uses for Arbitration in Soviet-American Contracts for Industrial, Scientific, and Technical Development
Howard M. Holtzmann

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Editor's Foreword
Harold J. Berman

Preface
William D. Rogers and V. N. Kudriavtsev

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