3 German Law Journal No. 12 (2002)

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Between Law and Necessity: The Federal Constitutional Court Confirms the Right of the Federal Government to Warn the Public (In Reply to Marion Albers)
Reinhard Ruge

Book Review – Kerstin Freudiger’s Die juristische Aufarbeitung von NS-Verbrechen (Nazi Crimes Before The Courts)
Phoebe Kornfeld

Book Review – Paul Wilkinson’s Terrorism Versus Democracy: The Liberal State Response
Euan Macdonald

Comment: ‘If I had a Hammer’ – A Review of Robert Kagan’s “Power and Weakness”
Olaf Dilling

Harmonization, Regulation and Legislative Competition in European Corporate Law
Sebastian Mock

Review Essay – Some Remarks on the Constitutionalisation of Cyberspace
Vagias Karavas

The Adoption of the Schengen and the Justice and Home Affairs Acquis: Two Stumbling Blocks on the Way to Successful Enlargement?
Lora Borissova

The End of the Real Seat Theory (Sitztheorie): the European Court of Justice Decision in Ueberseering of 5 November 2002 and its Impact on German and European Company Law
Kilian Baelz & Teresa Baldwin

The Risk of Reverse Convertible Bonds: German Capital Market Law and Investor Protection
Sung-Kee Kim and Peer Zumbansen

The Treatment of Hate Speech in German Constitutional Law (Part I)
Winfried Brugger