Volume 35

Issue 1

• Sixth Colloquium on Challenges in International Refugee Law: Introduction - James C. Hathaway
• The Michigan Guidelines on the Exclusion of International Criminals
• Principled Exclusion: A Revised Approach to Article1(F)(a) of the Refugee Convention - Jennifer Bond
• Africa-China Bilateral Investment Treaties: A Critique - Uche Ewelukwa Ofodile
• Targeting and the Concept of Intent - Jens David Ohlin
• Courts of Appeal and Colonialism in the British Caribbean: A Case for the Caribbean Court of Justice - Ezekiel Rediker

Issue 2

• The Law of Diplomatic Asylum–a Contextual Approach - Paul Behrens
• Experiments in International Criminal Justice: Lessons from the Khmer Rouge Tribunal - John D. Ciorciari
• The Future of the Law of Armed Conflict: Ostriches, Butterflies, and Nanobots - Eric Talbot Jensen
• An Evaluation of the Prospects for Successful Implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in the Islamic World - Brenton Kinker

Issue 3

• Paper Compliance: How China Implements WTO Decisions - Timothy Webster
• Food Miles: Environmental Protection or Veiled Protectionism? - Meredith Kolsky Lewis
• Human Rights and the New Reality of Climate Change: Adaptation's Limitations in Achieving Climate Justice - Zackary L. Stillings
• Technology, Ethics, and Access to Justice: Should an Alogrithm be Deciding Your Case? - Anjanette H. Raymond

Issue 4

• Multipolarity, Intellectual Property, and the Internationalization of Public Health Law - Sam F. Halabi
• The Two Faces of Bribery: International Corruption Pathways Meet Conflicting Legislative Regimes - Jeffrey R. Boles
• Can Self-Regulation Work? Lessons from the Private Security and Military Industry - Daphné Richemond-Barak PhD
• The Great Power Origins of Human Rights - Seth Mohney

Blog

• Economic Shifts in Michigan and China Dictate Need for Socially Responsible Businesses
• Labor Rights Violations in Cambodia’s Garment Industry
• How International Conventions Affect Incidence of Sexual Violence in Conflict Zones: An Israeli Case Study
• The Alien Tort Statute and the Syrian Crisis
• The Long Arm of Justice: America’s Place in China’s Anti-Corruption Campaign
• The 1970 UNESCO Convention, as Implemented by Canada and the U.S.: Articulating Policy Norms
• Valid Dismissal, or Rule by Decree? The Constitutionality of the Recent Dismissal of the Vice President of Sierra Leone
• Analysis of the Success of the Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer and the Montreal Protocol
• Self-Determination and Puerto Rico
• South China or West Philippine Sea? United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) and International Arbitration
• Chinese Regulation of Agricultural Biotechnology: Overview and Impact on Global Agro Trade
• FATCA, GATCA and the Controversial Withholding Provision
• Piketty v. Merkel
• Prospects for Enhanced Infringement Procedures in the EU
• The UN’s Global Focal Point: Top-Down Bureaucracy, or Bottom-Up Results?
• International Efforts to Facilitate the Abolition of Capital Punishment in the US
• The Single Convention at 54
• Implications of U.S. Noncompliance with the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs of 1961
• United Nations Security Council Resolution 1973 and the Future of the Responsibility to Protect Doctrine
• Into the Black: The Tragic but Inevitable Regulation of Cryptocurrencies
• Environmental Criminal Tribunals: Providing a Voice to The World
• Liberalizing Electricity Markets and Divided Competition Authority: A Comparative look at Japanese and British Competition Laws
• The P5: An Abuse of Power
• Rana Plaza and the True Price of Fashion
• Swedish Long-Term Eldercare: A Retreat from the Welfare State
• Financing India's Solar Energy Infrastructure
• Mother May I (Hit Back)?
• A Small Nation With Big Aspirations: The Republic of the Marshall Islands Sues Under the NPT
• Is the ICC Helping or Hurting the African Union?
• The International Criminal Court: The Failure of an Honor System?
• Airstrikes, Iraq, and the Islamic State: An Emerging Role for Self-Defense Under International Law
• Sovereign Wealth Funds: Ripe for International Regulation?
• The Fog of Law: Crimean Annexation and Lessons on the Boundaries of Self-Defense
• The Sino-British Joint Declaration and Democracy in Hong Kong; Has China Kept up its end of the Bargain?
• Ebola: Harmonizing Countries’ Internal Safety Precautions with their Obligations Under International Law
• The Swiss Healthcare System: Benefits of a Market-Purchasing Approach to Health Insurance
• The Likelihood of a 2015 U.N. Global Climate Change Agreement
• The Trouble with Navigating the “Law of the Sea” in the Arctic
• Application of International Law for Post-Conflict Transitional Justice in Syria
• Syria: The Role of National Law in a Post-Conflict State
• The Illegitimacy of China’s “Nine-Dash” Claim
• Why Does the United States Care About What Happens to the Spratly Islands?
• Collective Security in Europe: SAFE[r] Than NATO?
• Running Out of Options: The European Central Bank and Germany
• A New Regime of Meaningful Free, Prior and Informed Consent
• U.S. Faces Legal Barriers in Battle Against the Islamic State
• Is the U.S. Following International Law at the U.S.-Mexico Border?
• Legal Aid: Strengthening Law in Cambodia
• ECCC Case 002-01: The Effect of the Hybrid Court in Cambodia
• Does freedom of speech mean freedom?: A comparison between regulation of speech between the United States and the United Kingdom
• Uruguay’s Legalized Abortion in Context
• International Water Law Trends Amidst a Global Water Crisis
• All In: The Importance of International Consensus to the Regulation of Internet Gambling
• Immigration Policy in the United States and the European Union
• Going Down Kicking: Illegality of Forcible Evictions in Pre-World Cup Brazil
• Alien Redress in the U.S. and Abroad
• Expansive Growth or International Bet Hedging?: The Immediate Future of Shale Oil and Gas
• Exclusion of International Criminals

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