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Introduction,ives from outside the United States on various aspects and issues of American law. The contributors are all members, in one form or another, of Innsbruck University in Austria, being of Austrian nationality. They include faculty of the Law School and of the American Studies Department as well as Ph.

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Coping with Disaster: Redress for Damage Caused by Natural Catastrophes on Both Sides of the Atlantular first names any more. Catastrophes due to natural hazards seem to have become part of our daily lives. Images of destruction haunt us on TV screens, overlaid with breathtaking figures anticipating the overall financial losses. The question who is going to pick up the bill is rarely addressed by

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