Document Type

Article

Publication Date

Spring 1998

Publication Title

Law Notes

Keywords

Mongolia, travel, international development

Abstract

My environmental work has increasingly assumed an international dimension, an odd twist in a career that began with civil rights and poverty law, moved into teaching, and now is expanding into international trade and both international and domestic environmental law. The world of international environment and development lead inevitably to travel. My work in the past year has meant Honduras, Portugal, Spain, Ecuador, and Colombia--with Russia and perhaps China, Malaysia, and Thailand looming on the horizon. But last August when I arrived in Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia, and stood beside the statue of national hero and Marxist liberator Choibalsan, I knew I hadn't been deposited from my clunky Aeroflot flight into the middle of Kansas.

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Available in Cleveland Marshall College of Law Library Special Collections Archive

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7

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