Volume 36

Issue 1

• The International Human Rights Regime and Supranational Regional Organizations: The Challenge of the EU - Pauline Hilmy
• Reframing International Financial Regulation After the Global Financial Crisis: Rational States and Interdependence, not Regulatory Networks and Soft Law - Matthew C. Turk
• Reconstructing the Effective Control Criterion in Extraterritorial Human Rights Breaches: Direct Attribution of Wrongfulness, Due Diligence, and Concurrent Responsibility - Vassilis P. Tzevelekos
• Formulary Appointment in the U.S. International Income Tax System: Putting Lipstick on a Pig? - J. Clifton Fleming Jr.

Issue 2

• From Prosecutorial to Reparatory: A Valuable Post-Conflict Change of Focus - Nancy A. Combs
• Inciting Genocide with Words - Richard A. Wilson
• Can the EU be a Constitutional System Without Universal Access to Judical Review - Brian Libgober
• The Incitement of Terrorism on the Internet: Legal Standards, Enforcement, and the Role of the European Union - Ezekiel Rediker

Issue 3

• Uncertainty, Precaution, and Adaptive Management in Wildlife Trade - Annecoos Wiersema
• Dialogic Labor Regulation in the Global Supply Chain - Kevin Kolben
• Identifying The Start of Conflict: Conflict Recognition, Operational Realities and Accountability in the Post-9/11 World - Laurie R. Blank
• After Atrocity: Optimizing UN Action Toward Accountability for Human Rights Abuses - Steven R. Ratner

Issue 4

• From Incentive to Commodity to Asset: How International Law is Reconceptualizing Intellectual Property - Rochelle Dreyfuss
• Privacy Almighty? The CJEU's Judgment in Google Spain SL v. AEPD - David J. Stute
• The Global Architecture of Financial Regulatory Taxes - Carlo Garbarino

Blog

• Breaking the Ice: What Happens to Legal Claims in the Arctic if Global Sea Levels Rise?
• Reprisals: Why Defenders Need Defending
• FATF Recommendations: Becoming Soft Law
• Baseball Diplomacy: Impact of Major League Baseball on the Cuban Embargo and Emigration
• Political Violence in Burundi: Human Dignity and the Sanctity of Sovereignty
• Assessing the EU-Turkey Migrant Crisis Deal
• CFIUS: The Little-known Multi-Billion-Dollar Deal Killer
• The Curious Case of Disappearing Booksellers: A Conflict of Sovereignty between China and Hong Kong
• Brexit: Regain “Sovereignty”?
• From Ebola to Zika: Lessons the WHO Can Learn from Its Handling of Ebola to Effectively Deal with the Zika Virus Outbreak
• China’s Military Drills Over Okinawa
• Legal Framework for Retaliation against North Korea's Rocket Launch
• “The Right to be Forgotten” in the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation
• The E.U. – U.S. Privacy Shield
• Steel Antidumping Tariffs: The Issue of Surrogate Countries
• The Fate of Plain Packaging: Balancing Free Trade and Health Regulation in the International Forum
• Curbing the Flow of Illicit Foreign Money into US Real Estate
• North Korea’s “H-Bomb for justice” receives immediate condemnation, but is that enough?
• ISIS Looted Antiquities Funding Terrorism: The Global Community’s Slow Response and What More can be Done
• The Common European Asylum System: Its History, Content, and Shortcomings
• Challenges for Women’s Access to Justice: A Tunisian Case Study
• Brexit: The Legal Consequences
• The Road To Marijuana Legalization in Mexico
• Debt Debacle: Understanding Ukraine’s Default on Russian Bonds
• Governors and the Global Market: A Michigan Example
• Paris Attacks: An "Act of War"? Terrorism's Place in International Law
• Exercises in Futility: Can Military Exercises Constitute Provocation for an Attack in Anticipatory Self-Defense?
• UN Peacekeeping Forces: Blind Boxers and Blue-Hatted Sitting Ducks
• Offensive Autonomous Weapons: Should We Be Worried?
• The European Union Cracks Down on Member State Corporate Tax Agreements
• Common Reporting Standard (CRS): Development and Limitations
• Shifts in Policies of War on Drugs in the Americas
• To Adjudicate or Not to Adjudicate? Issues of Jurisdiction and Comity in the U.S. Volkswagen Litigation
• The Safe Harbor Principles: What They Were and What Their Invalidation Means
• Do International Trade and Human Rights Law Allow “Fat Taxes”?
• Under the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea, Can China Adversely Possess and Militarize Islands of the South China Sea?
• International Legal Implications of Measures Taken to Limit Influx of Refugees in Europe
• The Investor-State Dispute Settlement Provision in the Trans-Pacific Partnership: Not the Death Knell Critics Are Looking For
• The European Refugee Crisis and the Need for a Unified European Approach
• Lack of a legal framework regarding island building in the South China Sea
• The ICC Accepts First Cultural Heritage Destruction Case
• Japan, the SDF and Collective Security: Japan’s De Facto Amendment of its Constitution
• Resolving the Volkswagen Scandal
• Estonia’s Obligations to its Stateless Population
• The Need for Internationally Accepted Refugee Laws
• International E-Discovery: EU Privacy Protection vs. US Broad Disclosure
• An Argument for the International Recognition of Liberland
• Understanding the Legality of Russia’s Actions in Syria
• Jeremy Corbyn and Competing Claims over the Falkland Islands
• Getting Away with Murder: The United Nations’ Role in Fostering Accountability and Reconciliation in Post-War Sri Lanka
• South Korea’s First Major Investor-State Dispute in the 21st Century: Foreign Investors and Tax
• Bitcoin: A Commodity Requiring International Regulation
• Do the Geneva Conventions Need an Adjudicative Body?
• Curbing Corruption: Doable or Dreamlike? India Pushes to Criminalize Bribery of Foreign Officials
• The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and the New Balance of Power
• Legal Uncertainty Remains in International Arbitration for Chinese-Foreign Disputes

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