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Articles in February, 2005 issue of Duke Law Journal

• Do states socialize?(response to Ryan Goodman and Derek Jinks, Duke Law Journal, vol. 54 p. 621, 2004)
  by Alvarez, Jose E.
• Indigenous lands as cultural property: a new approach to indigenous land claims.
  by Wiersma, Lindsey L.
• International law and state socialization: conceptual, empirical, and normative challenges.(response to Harold Hongju Koh and Jose Alvarez in this issue, p. 961, 975)
  by Goodman, Ryan; Jinks, Derek
• Nothing besides remains: preserving the scientific and cultural value of paleontological resources in the United States.
  by Chew, Alexa Z.
• Internalization through socialization.(response to Ryan Goodman and Derek Jinks, Duke Law Journal, vol. 54 p. 621, 2004)
  by Koh, Harold Hongju
• Modular environmental regulation.
  by Farber, Daniel A.; Freeman, Jody
• Complexity theory, adaptation, and administrative law.
  by Hornstein, Donald T.
• Federalizing the first responders to acts of terrorism via the militia clauses.
  by Brook, Brian C.