Nationalization Law Forum
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lschhope111
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Nationalization Law
I have been looking into some interesting cases involving the nationalization of companies, oil fields, mines, etc. I was wondering if there was a discipline of law or specific program at a law school that involves the law of nationalization or expropriation? It seems pretty specific to me, but I thought there must be some law school that has a specialty in this.
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flem
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Re: Nationalization Law
Yale and Stanford, followed by Harvard would be best. Alternatively, Columbia, Chicago, Northwestern, Michigan/Virginia/Penn, etc, in that order.
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tedalbany
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Re: Nationalization Law
egregious anti-NYU/pro-NU trollingtfleming09 wrote:Yale and Stanford, followed by Harvard would be best. Alternatively, Columbia, Chicago, Northwestern, Michigan/Virginia/Penn, etc, in that order.
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StarLightSpectre
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Re: Nationalization Law
tfleming09 wrote:Yale and Stanford, followed by Harvard would be best. Alternatively, Columbia, Chicago, Northwestern, Michigan/Virginia/Penn, etc, in that order.
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flem
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Re: Nationalization Law
oh is that what the "N" in "CCN" stands for? My btedalbany wrote:egregious anti-NYU/pro-NU trolling
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Nova
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Re: Nationalization Law
Come on guys... Everyone knows its Y/HS/CC/NP/MVB/DNC/G these days.
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sunynp
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Re: Nationalization Law
No I don't know of any specific program that solely covers nationalization. Nationalization is covered by several different areas as part of an overall course.lschhope111 wrote:I have been looking into some interesting cases involving the nationalization of companies, oil fields, mines, etc. I was wondering if there was a discipline of law or specific program at a law school that involves the law of nationalization or expropriation? It seems pretty specific to me, but I thought there must be some law school that has a specialty in this.
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rickgrimes69
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Re: Nationalization Law
Nova wrote:Come on guys... Everyone knows its Y/HS/CC/NP/MVB/DNC/G these days.
Not sure how M is still considered above DNC given its awful placement as of late
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PolySuyGuy
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Re: Nationalization Law
rickgrimes69 wrote:Nova wrote:Come on guys... Everyone knows its Y/HS/CC/NP/MVB/DNC/G these days.
Not sure how M is still considered above DNC given its awful placement as of late
How bad?
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North
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Re: Nationalization Law
I think this whole 'Necro-Troll' thing you've been pioneering is really starting to take shape. Good work.PolySuyGuy wrote:rickgrimes69 wrote:Nova wrote:Come on guys... Everyone knows its Y/HS/CC/NP/MVB/DNC/G these days.
Not sure how M is still considered above DNC given its awful placement as of late
How bad?
