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PETER L. FITZGERALD Professor of Law B.A., College of William & Mary J.D., University of California, Hastings College of Law LL.M.,University of Exeter, United Kingdom

Professor Fitzgerald's publications include:

Books

• International Business Transactions: A Problem-Oriented Coursebook (West's American Casebook Series, 9th Edition 2006) [with Professors Folsom, Gordon, and Spanogle].

• International Business Transactions: A Problem-Oriented Coursebook (West's American Casebook Series, 8th Edition 2005) [with Professors Folsom, Gordon, and Spanogle].

Articles, Book Chapters, and Commentary

• The International Contracting Practices Survey Project, 27 J. Law & Commerce ___ (Forthcoming, 2008). [Available in Adobe PDF format.]  

• Smarter "Smart" Sanctions, 26 Penn St. Int'l L. Rev. 37 (2007). [Available in Adobe PDF format.]  

• Compliance Issues Associated with Targeted Economic Sanctions, in House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee, The Impact of Economic Sanctions, Vol. II: Evidence, Second Report of Session (HL Paper 96-II)(2007), at 149. [Available in Adobe PDF format.]  

• Faculty Viewpoint: It’s Time to Forget About Cuba and Really Focus on Terrorism, 46 Stetson Lawyer 13 (Fall 2006). [Available in Adobe PDF format.]  

• The Cuban-Thistle Crisis: Rethinking U.S. Sanctions, 82 Foreign Service Journal 51 (2005). [Available in Adobe PDF format.]

  
  

• Constitutional Crisis Over the Proposed Supreme Court for the United Kingdom, 18 Temple Int'l & Comp. L. J.  233 (2004). [Available in Adobe PDF format.]

  
  

• Managing "Smart Sanctions" Against Terrorism Wisely, 36 New England L. R. 957 (2002). [Available in Adobe PDF format.]

• Tightening the Screws: The Economic War Against Terrorism, 66 The National Interest 76 (Winter 2001/2002). [Available in Adobe PDF format.]

• Hidden Dangers in the E-Commerce Data Mine: Governmental Customer and Trading Partner Screening Requirements, 35 Int'l Lawyer 47 (2001). [Available in Adobe PDF format.]

• Drug Kingpins and Blacklisting: Compliance Issues with U.S. Economic Sanctions, (Part 1), 4 J. Money Laundering Control 360 (2001). [Available in Adobe PDF format.]

• Drug Kingpins and Blacklisting: Compliance Issues with U.S. Economic Sanctions, (Part 2), 5 J. Money Laundering Control 66 (2001). [Available in Adobe PDF format.]

• Drug Kingpins and Blacklisting: Compliance Issues with U.S. Economic Sanctions, (Part 3), 5 J. Money Laundering Control 162 (2001). [Available in Adobe PDF format.]

• Drug Kingpins and Blacklists, Judicial Review Commission on Foreign Assets Control, Final Report to Congress, Appendix E: Written Submissions, 25 (2001). [Available in Adobe PDF format.] 

• Massachusetts, Burma, and the WTO: Blacklisting, Federalism, and Internet Advocacy in the Global Trading Era, 34 Cornell Int'l L. J. 1 (2001). [Available in Adobe PDF format.]

• "If Property Rights Were Treated Like Human Rights, They Could Never Get Away With This": Blacklisting and Due Process in U.S. Economic Sanctions Programs, 51 Hast. L.J. 73 (1999). [Available in Adobe PDF format.]

• Pierre Goes Online:  Blacklisting and Secondary Boycotts in U.S. Trade Policy, 31 Vand. J. Trans. L. 1 (1998). [Available in Adobe PDF format.]

• Trade Controls and Economic Sanctions at the End of the Twentieth Century:  Another Millennium Bug?, 27 Stetson L.R. 1207 (1998).

• Prevention of Liability for Export Control Violations, Chapter 14, BNA/ACCA Corporate Compliance Manual (1994-1996, 1998, 2001).

• An English Bill of Rights?  Some Observations from Her Majesty's Former Colonies in America, 70 Geo. L. J. 1229 (1982). [Available in Adobe PDF format.]

• Note, Executive Agreements and the Intent Behind the Treaty Power, 2 Hast. Con. L. Q. 757 (1975).

International Arbitral Decisions

• NAFTA Article 1904 Binational Panel Review: In The Matter Of Oil Country Tubular Goods From Mexico : Final Results Of Antidumping Duty Administrative Review And Determination Not To Revoke, File No. USA-MEX-01-1904-05, Decision of the Panel (Denying Third Remand), January 16, 2007. [Available in Adobe PDF format.]

• NAFTA Article 1904 Binational Panel Review: In The Matter Of Oil Country Tubular Goods From Mexico : Final Results Of Antidumping Duty Administrative Review And Determination Not To Revoke, File No. USA-MEX-01-1904-05, Decision of the Panel (Second Remand), August 11, 2006. [Available in Adobe PDF format.]

• NAFTA Article 1904 Binational Panel Review: In The Matter Of Oil Country Tubular Goods From Mexico : Final Results Of Antidumping Duty Administrative Review And Determination Not To Revoke, File No. USA-MEX-01-1904-05, Decision of the Panel (First Remand), January 27, 2006. [Available in Adobe PDF format.]

• NAFTA Article 1904 Binational Panel Review: In The Matter Of Certain Household Appliances From the United States : Review of the Final Determination of the Commissioner of Customs and Revenue, File No. CDA-USA-2000-1904-03, Decision of the Panel, April 15, 2002. [Available in Adobe PDF format.]

For an overview of U.S. economic sanctions practices and policy, see also the  Final Report To Congress, Judicial Review Commission on Foreign Asset Control (January 2001).

For other articles addressing trade controls and sanctions, see the 
Economic Sanctions, Trade Controls, and Foreign Policy Symposium Issue of the Stetson Law Review, Vol. 27, No.4 (Spring 1998).

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