International law and sovereignty in the age of globalization

1. Territory and Public International Law 1.1. Territory, Sovereignty, Jurisdiction, and the Global Commons 1.2. Three Elements of Jurisdiction and Traditional Theories 2. Challenge to the Jurisdiction Issue by Modern Economic Law—The Effects Doctrine in International Antitrust Law 2.1. The Effects Doctrine in the United States—International Comity 2.2. The Effects Doctrine in the European Community 2.3. Cooperation between the United States and European Community Competition Authorities 2.4. Summary 3. Territory, Jurisdiction, and Environmental Policy 3.1. Ecological Interdependency 3.2. Environmental Damage in One State Affecting the Territory of another State 3.3. Damage to the Global Commons 3.4. Environment and Ethics 3.5. Environmental Damage Purely Situated outside a State’s Territory 3.6. Summary 4. Multinational Corporations 5. Global Institutions 6. Conclusion Glossary Bibliography Biographical Sketch