American Business Law Journal Cumulative Table of Contents Volume 37 1999-2000 ARTICLES Special Editor’s Introduction Lynda J. Oswald Who’s on First: CERCLA Cost Recovery, Contribution, and Protection Martin A. McCrory Inching toward Environmental Regulatory Reform- ISO 14000: Much Ado about Nothing or a Reinvention Tool? Paula C. Murray WTO Scrutiny v. Environmental Objectives: Assessment of the International Dolphin Conservation Program Act .. Carol J. Miller Jennifer L. Croston A Communitarian Green Space between Market and Political Rhetoric about Environmental M. Neil Browne Nancy K. Kubasek At the Interface of Law and Accounting: An Examination of a Trend toward a Reduction in the Scope of Auditor Liability to Third Parties in the Common Law Countries Carl Pacini Mary Jill Martin Lynda Hamilton Can the ISO 14000 Series Environmental Management Standards Provide a Viable Alternative to Government Regulation? Paulette L. Stenzel Federal Wetlands Regulation: Restrictions on the Nationwide Permit Program and the Implications for Residential Property Owners Randall S. Guttery Stephen L. Poe C. F. Sirmans 744 / Vol. 37 /A merican Business Law Journal Recognizing and Remedying Individual and Institutional Gender-Based Wage Discrimination Andrea M. Giampetro-Meyer The Wrong Way to Mandalay: The Massachusetts Selective Purchasing Act and the Constitution .... Lucien J. Dhooge The 1998 OECD Convention: An Impetus for Worldwide Changes in Attitudes toward Corruption in Business Transactions Barbara Crutchfield George Kathleen A. Lacey Jutta Birmele Property Rights Legislation and the Police Power Lynda J. Oswald The Incremental Strengthening of First Amendment Protection for Commercial Speech: Lessons from Greater New Orleans Broadcasting ... Arlen W. Langvardt Employment-at-Will: The Impending Death of a Doctrine Deborah A. Ballam Cruise Lines and Consumers: Troubled Waters Debra D. Burke BOOK REVIEW DIALOGUE Ties That Bind (Thomas Donaldson and Thomas W. Dunfee, Harvard Business School, 1999, 306 pages) Bill Shaw Tightening the Ties that Bind — Defending a Contractarian Approach to Business Ethics Thomas W. Dunfee Thomas Donaldson COMMENTARY Six Forces and the Legal Environment of Business: The Relative Value of Business Law among Business School Core Courses George J. Siedel