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GLOBAL SEA-LAW TRIBUNAL TAKES A BIG STEP
Sea Trials - Sean Connaughton |
A little-noticed event of significance happened recently: The International Tribunal for the Law of
ENVIRONMENT AND LABOR VS. FREE TRADE
Trading Views - Greg Mastel |
Since Congress approved the North American Free Trade Agreement and the Uruguay Round, international
ARGENTINA: THE NEXT EMERGING-MARKET CRISIS?
Carol Wise |
For the second time in two months, shaky economic news from Argentina has sent shock waves through i
CORPORATE WELFARE: BAD BUSINESS ALL AROUND
Janice C. Shields |
The stock market is at record highs. The economy has been booming. So why are many of America's larg
CHINA MUST ACT NOW TO AVOID BITTER HARVEST
Christopher Lingle |
Up to now, the results of China's modernization have been impressive. Its ranking as a trading econo
WAITING FOR THE DELUGE IN THE SHIPPING WORLD
Moving Right Along - Theodore Prince |
There is an old French proverb, ''Apres nous, le deluge,'' that often has been attributed to an 18th
YELTSIN TAKES OUT A US INSURANCE POLICY
Moscow View - John Helmer |
The other day President Boris Yeltsin - spending his summer much closer to the Kremlin than usual, a
LAWYERS, GUNS, MONEY _ AND AOL
Net Watch - Alan Abrams |
You've read the news. Microsoft is getting into a new battle. This time it's with America Online and
CHANGE THROUGH TRADE
JOC Staff |
The House of Representatives decisively beat back this week an attempt to deny normal trade relation
SUMMERS SHINES
JOC Staff |
Teasury Secretary Lawrence Summers got it right this week when he came to the defense of the dollar,
NEW DREDGING CRISIS
JOC Staff |
A congressman and an activist group have reneged on the agreement that ended the dredging crisis at
INTERMEDIARIES: IF FREE MARKET IS GOOD FOR SOME, WHY NOT ALL?
JOC Staff |
In response to Edward M. Emmett's opinion article of July 13 (Ocean Shipping Reform Act: a win-win-w
LISTENING TO AMERICANS TALK ABOUT TRADE
Susan Ariel Aaronson |
The press release and Federal Register notice were, in the Washington way, complex and wordy. They i
HASSAN'S DEATH HIGHLIGHTS MIDEAST TRANSITION
David Sharrock |
Within six months President Clinton and other world leaders have attended the funerals of two buttre
AMERICA PICKS MALL _ AND WORK _ OVER LEISURE
Norman Levine |
Shopping has replaced baseball as the national pastime and The Mall has trumped the Statue of Libert
THE GREAT OFFICE 2000 BOOK RUSH
Tech Talk - Michael Berman |
It never fails. As soon as Microsoft announces a new product, book publishers flood the market with
VA. PORT COMMUNITY WORKS TOGETHER TO SERVE ITS CUSTOMERS
JOC Staff |
I read with interest Ted Prince's column of July 15 (''The brave new world of port selection,'' Page
A GLOBAL SEA CHANGE MAY ALTER SHIPBREAKING
Europe View - Robert Koenig |
When a decommissioned ship arrives at India's Alang shipbreaking yard, local workers chop a coconut
JORDAN'S KING PASSES FIRST POLITICAL TEST
Michael Barron |
Jordan's municipal elections have marked the first political success for the new king, Abdullah II.<
A WELCOME VISIT
JOC Staff |
Russian Prime Minister Sergei Stepashin began his first visit to the United States Sunday in Seattle
FARM POLICIES THREATEN RURAL AMERICA
Lane Kugler |
America, it's time to face reality. As we head into the new millennium, the nation's agriculture loo
ENLARGING THE EU
JOC Staff |
The European Union is sending conflicting signals to the former communist nations seeking to join it
ECONOMIC REVISIONISM GETS THINGS BACKWARD
J.T. Young |
After the two longest economic expansions in peace-time America, liberal revisionists are returning.
COAST GUARD'S "LOW COST' Y2K RULE ISN'T
Sea Trials - James Forde |
A new Coast Guard regulation titled ''Year 2000 (Y2K) Reporting Requirements for Vessels and Marine
FINISH REFORM JOB: PUT CONTROLS ON DISCUSSION PACTS
JOC Staff |
Edward M. Emmett (''Ocean Shipping Reform Act: a win-win-win,'' opinion article, July 13, Page 7) ob
SOUTH AFRICA TREADS A BUSINESS-LIKE PATH
Bernard Simon |
It is little more than a month since Thabo Mbeki was sworn in as South Africa's second post-aparthei
BROAD QUESTIONS IN THE WAKE OF A FIRE
Slot Watch - Paul Richardson |
Fire at sea has always been one of the most feared of maritime casualties. On the night of July 12,
MAERSK-SEALAND
JOC Staff |
For years, speculation focused on the question, ''Will they, or won't they?'' Then debate turned to
NET INVESTING'S FALSE PROMISE
Maggie Craddock |
The recent trend for investment houses such as Merrill Lynch and Scudder Kemper to expand their Inte
FOREIGN AID IN THE GUISE OF STEEL PACTS
Trading Views - Greg Mastel |
In 1992, President Bush decided to terminate the Voluntary Restraint Agreements (VRAs) on steel prod
HOW TO STYMIE HEALTH ADVANCES
Herbert London |
President Clinton recently proposed to add coverage of prescription drugs to the Medicare program. I
THE DREDGING TAX
JOC Staff |
The Clinton administration got a sharp reminder this week that its plan to shrug off financial respo
HEARTLAND'S IMPORTS AFFECT US FARMERS BY SKIRTING QUOTAS
JOC Staff |
In response to the opinion article ''Promises, promises from the Customs Service'' (July 12, Page 9)
GOVERNMENT TORTOISE, TECH-INDUSTRY HARE
Thomas A. Schatz |
Game over. The fat lady has sung. Case blown up and dismissed. That's the only conclusion that can b
THE MAERSK-SEALAND WAKE-UP CALL
Editor's Notebook - Peter Tirschwell |
I can almost imagine one person at a wedding whispering to another, ''So they finally did it.''<
MACAU DOESN'T FEAR HAND-OVER
Rik De Gendt |
On Dec. 20, after more than four centuries, Portugal will hand over its authority for Macau to the P
THE SHADOW OVER THE WEST COAST
Moving Right Along - Theodore Prince |
T.S. Eliot once wrote ''Between the idea and the reality between the motion and the act falls the sh
SPIES AND ALL, ENERGY AGENCY LUMBERS ON
Daniel S. Greenberg |
''Dysfunctional'' seems to be the descriptive word of choice among the many diagnosticians who have
FOR MOST NET USERS, ISP QUALITY IS A LEGITIMATE CONCERN
JOC Staff |
I have to respond to the recent column by Alan Abrams (''It's the telephone, stupid,'' July 15, Page
COUNTING ON CHINA
JOC Staff |
If China devalues its currency, will it trigger a new Asian financial crisis? Reports this week that
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