Archive

Volume 70	Number 3
Odious Debts and State Corruption David A. Skeel, Jr. and Mitu Gulati Special Editors
Foreword HTML \| PDF	Anne Hazlett	i
Law, Ethics, and International Finance HTML \| PDF	Lee C. Buchheit	1
Renegotiating the Odious Debt Doctrine HTML \| PDF	Tai-Heng Cheng	7
A Critique of the Odious Debt Doctrine HTML \| PDF	Albert H. Choi Eric A. Posner	33
Insolvency Principles and the Odious Debt Doctrine: The Missing Link in the Debate HTML \| PDF	A. Mechele Dickerson	53
Odious, Not Debt HTML \| PDF	Anna Gelpern	81
Odious Debt, Odious Credit, Economic Development, and Democratization HTML \| PDF	Tom Ginsburg Thomas S. Ulen	115
Devilry, Complicity, and Greed: Transitional Justice and Odious Debt HTML \| PDF	David C. Gray	137
Sovereigns, Trustees, Guardians: Private-Law Concepts and the Limits of Legitimate State Power HTML \| PDF	Jedediah Purdy Kimberly Fielding	165
The Institutionalist Implications of an Odious Debt Doctrine HTML \| PDF	Paul B. Stephan	213