Articles from Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law (October 1, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Attack of the balloon people: how America's food culture and agricultural policies threaten the food security of the poor, farmers, and indigenous peoples of the world.	Sealing, Keith E.		10207
Empathizing with France and Pakistan on agricultural subsidy issues in the Doha Round.	Bhala, Raj		13287
Fast food: regulating emergency food aid in sudden-impact disasters.	Fisher, David		12354
Food safety and security: what tragedy teaches us about our 100-year-old food laws.	DeWaal, Caroline Smith		6249
Food safety, South-North asymmetries, and the clash of regulatory regimes.	Aginam, Obijiofor		7217
Foodborne infections and the global food supply: improving health at home and abroad.	Tauxe, Robert V.		8779
International cooperation to defend the food supply chain: nations are talking; next step - action.	Hoffman, John T.; Kennedy, Shaun		7045
Legislative implementation of the food chain approach.	Vapnek, Jessica		12388
Liberalizing trade in agriculture and food security - mission impossible?	Kaufmann, Christine; Heri, Simone		14259
Paths to local food security: a right to food, a commitment to trade.	Echols, Marsha A.		5226
Response is local, relief is not: the pervasive impact of agro terrorism.	George, Asha M.		6279
The limits of international human rights law and the role of food sovereignty in protecting people from further trade liberalization under the Doha Round negotiations.	Hauter, Wenonah		11586
The role of international agreements in achieving food security: how many lawyers does it take to feed a village?	Bobo, Jack A.		4593