Transnational Law & Contemporary Problems A Journal of the University of Iowa College of Law

Volume 6, Number 1 (Spring 1996)

SYMPOSIUM Social Justice and Development: Critical Social Issues Facing the Bretton Woods System Guest Editor Enrique R. Carrasco

Enrique R. Carrasco An Introduction to the Symposium Critical Issues Facing the Bretton Woods System: Can the IMF, World Bank, and the GATT/WTO Promote an Enabling Environment for Social Development? i Enrique R. Carrasco & M. Ayhan Kose Income Distribution and the Bretton Woods Institutions: Promoting an Enabling Environment for Social Development 1 Daniel D. Bradlow The World Bank, the IMF, and Human Rights 47 Jonathan C. Carlson Strengthening the Property-Rights Regime for Plant Genetic Resources: The Role of the World Bank 91 Michelle Gravelle & John Whalley Africa and the Uruguay Round 123 Roberto MacLean The Culture of Service in the Administration of Justice 139 Bibliography 165 Notes Steven J. Heim Predicting Legal Transplants: The Case of Servitudes in the Russian Federation 187 Teresa L. Peters International Refugee Law and the Treatment of Gender-Based Persecution: International Initiatives as a Model and Mandate for National Reform 225

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