Connecticut Law Review

	Armstrong, Sherrie Alice: LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: SYMPOSIUM THANK YOU 2007, volume 39, issue 4, p.

	Rigney, Kirsten S P;Welch, Sally: SYMPOSIUM: WAL-MART MATTERS - SYMPOSIUM INTRODUCTION 2007, volume 39, issue 4, p. 1267-1270

	Ortega, Bob: KEYNOTE SPEAKER - BEHIND THE NEW FACE OF WAL-MART 2007, volume 39, issue 4, p. 1271-1286

	Epstein, Richard A: BREAKING UP THE BIG-BOX: TRADE REGULATION AND WAL-MART - ON WAL-MART: DOINGGOOD BY DOING NOTHING 2007, volume 39, issue 4, p. 1287-1306

	Foer, Albert A: BREAKING UP THE BIG-BOX: TRADE REGULATION AND WAL-MART - MR. MAGOO VISITS WAL-MART: FINDING THE RIGHT LENS FOR ANTITRUST 2007, volume 39, issue 4, p. 1307-1336

	Poulson, Barry W: BREAKING UP THE BIG-BOX: TRADE REGULATION AND WAL-MART - WAL-MART AND CONTESTABLE MARKETS IN RETAILING 2007, volume 39, issue 4, p. 1337-1360

	Williams, Mark: BREAKING UP THE BIG-BOX: TRADE REGULATION AND WAL-MART - WAL-MART IN CHINA WILL THE REGULATORY SYSTEM ENSNARE THE AMERICAN LEVIATHAN? 2007, volume 39, issue 4, p. 1361-1382

	Hew Jr, Maurice: CROSSING BOUNDARIES: WAL-MART AND IMMIGRATION LAW - THE FENCE AND THE WALL (MART)...MAGINOT LINE MENTALITY 2007, volume 39, issue 4, p. 1383-1400

	Hing, Bill Ong: CROSSING BOUNDARIES: WAL-MART AND IMMIGRATION LAW - IMMIGRATION POLICY: THINKING OUTSIDE THE (BIG) BOX 2007, volume 39, issue 4, p. 1401-1442

	Medina, M Isabel: CROSSING BOUNDARIES: WAL-MART AND IMMIGRATION LAW - WAL-MART, IMMIGRATION WORKERS AND THE U.S. GOVERNMENT -- A CASE OF SPLIT PERSONALITY? 2007, volume 39, issue 4, p. 1443-1460

	Johansson, Erin: GETTING ORGANIZED: WAL-MART AND LABOR - CHECKING OUT: THE RISE OF WAL-MART AND THE FALL OF MIDDLE CLASS RETAILING JOBS 2007, volume 39, issue 4, p. 1461-1492

	Stout, John;Pickel, Jo-Anne: GETTING ORGANIZED: WAL-MART AND LABOR - THE WAL-MART WALTZ IN CANADA: Two STEPS FORWARD, ONE STEP BACK 2007, volume 39, issue 4, p. 1493-1512

	Gelpern, Anna: REGULATING WAL-MART: IS BIGGER BETTER IN BANKING? WAL-MART BANK IN MEXICO: MONEY TO THE MASSES AND THE HOME-HOST HOLE 2007, volume 39, issue 4, p. 1513-1538

	Wilmarth Jr, Arthur E: REGULATING WAL-MART: IS BIGGER BETTER IN BANKING? WAL-MART AND THE SEPARATION OF BANKING AND COMMERCE 2007, volume 39, issue 4, p. 1539-1622

	Hart, Melissa: SOMETHING IN COMMON: DUKES V. WAL-MART STORES, INC. - THE POSSIBILITY OF AVOIDING DISCRIMINATION: CONSIDERING COMPLIANCE AND LIABILITY 2007, volume 39, issue 4, p. 1623-1648

	Lichtenstein, Nelson: THE 'WAL-MART EFFECT': HOW IT AFFECTS INDIVIDUALS - WHY WORKING AT WAL-MARTIS DIFFERENT 2007, volume 39, issue 4, p. 1649-1684

	Lobel, Orly: THE 'WAL-MART EFFECT': HOW IT AFFECTS INDIVIDUALS - BIG-BOX BENEFITS: THE TARGETING OF GIANTS IN A NATIONAL CAMPAIGN TO RAISE WORK CONDITIONS 2007, volume 39, issue 4, p. 1685-1712

	Silbaugh, Katharine B: THE 'WAL-MART EFFECT': HOW IT AFFECTS INDIVIDUALS - WAL-MART'S OTHER WOMAN PROBLEM: SPRAWLAND WORK-FAMILY BALANCE 2007, volume 39, issue 4, p. 1713-1724

	Vedder, Richard: THE 'WAL-MART EFFECT': HOW IT AFFECTS INDIVIDUALS - WAL-MART, INDIVIDUALS AND THE STATE 2007, volume 39, issue 4, p. 1725-1738

	Backer, Larry Catá: WAL-MART: THE NEW SUPERPOWER - ECONOMIC GLOBALIZATION AND THE RISE OF EFFICIENT SYSTEMS OF GLOBAL PRIVATE LAW MAKING: WAL-MART AS GLOBAL LEGISLATOR 2007, volume 39, issue 4, p. 1739-1784

	Sridhar, V;Prashad, Vijay: WAL-MART: THE NEW SUPERPOWER - WAL-MART WITH INDIAN CHARACTERISTICS 2007, volume 39, issue 4, p. 1785-1804

	Tilly, Chris: WAL-MART: THE NEW SUPERPOWER - WAL-MART AND ITS WORKERS: NOT THE SAME ALL OVER THE WORLD 2007, volume 39, issue 4, p. 1805