University of California, Davis, School of Law • Vol. 28, No. 3, Spring 1995
Symposium: Fifty Years of International Shoe: The Past and Future of Personal Jurisdiction
- Foreword
- - 513
Articles
- A Map Out of the Personal Jurisdiction Labyrinth
- - 531 - Jurisdictional Pragmatism: International Shoe's Half-Buried Legacy
- - 561 - The Pitfalls of "Hint and Run" History: A Critique of Professor Borcher's "Limited View" of Pennoyer v. Neff
- - 591 - "Two Cheers" for International Shoe (and None for Asahi): An Essay on the Fiftieth Anniversary of International Shoe
- - 769 - Assessing Minimum Contacts: A Reply to Professors Cameron and Johnson
- - 863 - Class Actions, Personal Jurisdiction, and Plaintiffs' Due Process: Implications for Mass Tort Litigation
- - 871 - Personal Jurisdiction and the Global Resolution of Mass Tort Litigation: Defining the Constitutional Boundaries
- - 917 - Federalism and Substantive Due Process: A Comparative and Historical Perspective on International Shoe and Its Progeny
- - 965 - International Shoe v. Brussels and Lugano: Principles and Pitfalls in the Law of Personal Jurisdiction
- - 999 - A Shoe Unfit for Globetrotting
- - 1027 - Statutory Reform of Constitutional Doctrine: Fitting International Shoe to Family Law
- - 1047