DRAKE JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL LAW
Spring 2004
Volume 09, No.1
Twenty-Fourth Annual American Agricultural Law Association Educational Conference Symposium
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
John C. Becker
ARTICLES
Essay—Food Democracy and the Future of American Values
Neil Hamilton
Policy Approaches to Address Problems Associated with Consolidation and Vertical Integration in Agriculture
Doug O’Brien
Agricultural Biotechnology Regulation: The Pew Initiative and its Stakeholder Forum
Donald L. Uchtmann
NOTES
Anticorporate Farming Legislation: Constitutionality and Economic Policy
Matt Chester
Annexation in Iowa and the “Textbook Example” of a Voluntary Annexation that Hardly Seems Voluntary
Nicholas O. Cooper
Howl of the Wolf or Bark of the Bureaucrat? The Endangered Species Act, the Future of North American Wolf Reintroduction Efforts and the Dilemma of Delisting
Nicholas J. Podsiadly
Summer 2004
Volume 9, No.2
ARTICLES
Trade Protectionism of Wine Brand Names at the Expense of American Viticultural Areas: Arbitrary Protection of “Big Liquor” at the Expense of Small Vineyards
Jay Kiiha
Should United States Antitrust Law be Applied to State Trading Enterprises in Agricultural Trade?
Anna Kingsbury
The New Deal and Food Insecurity in the “Midst of Plenty”
Guadalupe T. Luna
NOTES
An Adventure for the Iowa Legislator: Venture Capital in the Value-Added Industry—A Comprehensive Look at the Iowa Agricultural Finance Corporation
Kyle C. Jackson
Federal Farm Subsidies: A History of Governmental Control, Recent Attempts at a Free Market Approach, the Current Backlash, and Suggestions for Future Action
Nathan R.R. Watson
Meatpacking Safety: Is OSHA Enforcement Adequate?
Michael S. Worrall
Fall 2004
Volume 9, No.3
ARTICLES
State Authorized Seed Saving: Political Pressures and Constitutional Restraints
A. Bryan Endres
Sui generis Protection of Geographical Indications
Bernard O’Connor
NOTES
Domestic Violence In Farming Communities: Overcoming the Unique Problems Posed by the Rural Setting
Wendy Boka
The Farmer’s Retort to Tort Reform: Why Legislation to Limit or Eliminate Punitive Damages Hurts the Agricultural Sector
Nathaniel R. Boulton