Volume 37

Issue 1

• Testing Constitutional Pluralism in Strasbourg: Responding to Russia's "Gay Propaganda" Law - Jesse W. Stricklan
• Reasoned Awards in International Commercial Arbitration: Embracing and Exceeding the Common Law-Civil Law Dichotomy - S. I. Strong
• A Framework for a Formal Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanism: The Kiss Principle (Keep It Simple, Stupid) and Other Guiding Principles - Charles W. Mooney Jr.
• On Territoriality and International Investment Law: Applying China's Investment Treaties To Hong Kong And Macao - Odysseas G. Repousis

Issue 2

• Shared Responsibility Regulation Model for Cross-Border Reproductive Transactions - Sharon Bassan
• Special Feature Seventh Colloquium on Challenges in International Refugee Law - James C. Hathaway
• The Michigan Guidelines on Risk for Reasons of Political Opinion
• Toward a New Framework for Understanding Political Opinion - Catherine Dauvergne

Issue 3

• The European Union's Human Rights Obligations Towards Distant Strangers - Aravind Ganesh
• Oil Under Troubled Waters?: Some Legal Aspects of the Boundary Dispute Between Malawi and Tanzania Over Lake Malawi - Tiyanjana Maluwa
• The Problem of Purpose in International Criminal Law - Patrick J. Keenan
• To Touch and Concern the United States with Sufficient Force: How American Due Process and Choice of Law Cases Inform the Reach of the Alien Tort Statute After Kiobel - Karima Tawfik

Issue 4

• Customary International Law: An Instrument Choice Perspective - Laurence R. Helfer
• Human Trafficking in Southeast Asia: Uncovering the Dynamics of State Commitment and Compliance - Catherine Renshaw
• Ambivalent Enforcement: International Humanitarian Law at Human Rights Tribunals - Shana Tabak
• Rescuing Policy and Terror Victims: A Concerted Approach to the Ransom Dilemma - C. Elizabeth Bundy

Blog

• Reports on the Syrian Arab Republic
• A Snapshot of the Status of the UK’s Bilateral Investment Treaties and Related International Arbitration After Brexit
• Withdrawals from the Rome Statute: Continuing the saga of institutional (il)legitimacy
• Aggression, from Cyber-Attacks to ISIS: Why International Law Struggles to Adapt
• South Korean and Japanese Diplomatic Crisis over Comfort Women Statue
• Microsoft Wants a Digital Geneva Convention
• From Compulsion to Cooperation: The Importance of the Local in a Global World
• Water, Water, Everywhere, and Not a Drop to Drink: Transboundary Freshwater Management and Climate Change
• Trump’s Withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership: Domestic Boost or Disaster?
• Climate Change Refugees: Where to Look for Legal Protection
• Seeking Reform of the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction
• Enclave Projects: Negative Social Impacts and the Need for Law
• Bringing Back Torture Wouldn’t Just Be A Mistake—It Would Be Illegal
• Shifting Tides: The Future of Globalization in an Era of Rising Populism
• A World in Flux: The Waning of International Cooperation and the Rise of Isolationism in the New Global Climate
• NATO Responsiveness to the Russian Cyber-Mедведь
• When the Security Council Fails to Intervene in Mass Atrocities, Who Else Can Act?
• “Asylum-Free Zones”: U.S. Violations of International Legal Obligations to Asylum-Seekers
• Volume 37:4
• Volume 37:3
• Defeating White Jurisprudence: Towards a New Era of International Law
• Death Tourism: How to Regulate This Thriving Industry?
• Does the Dakota Access Pipeline Violate Treaty Law?
• What Lies Ahead: Global Financial Services in a Post-Brexit Market
• Legal Incubation: Establishing the Rule of Law in Rebel-Held Syria
• Kenya to Close Dadaab Refugee Camp in Violation of International Law
• Refugee Status as an Alternative for Stateless Adoptees
• We Must Do Better: The Migration Crisis and the Law of the Sea
• JASTA: Impact on the Principle of Sovereign Immunity
• Addressing the Refugee Crisis: Will the “Fairness Mechanism” Make a Difference?
• The Globalist Generation Gap: Changing Views of International Human Rights Law in the United States and United Kingdom
• State immunity, JASTA and its implications to the US
• Russian Airstrikes in Syria: a Violation of International Law?
• ICC Reluctance to Prosecute ISIS: Legitimate Jurisdictional Issue or a Lack of Institutional Backbone?
• “Almost Like Ghosts”: Who is Responsible for Abandoned Refugees?
• Who Stands to Benefit from Strict Intercountry Adoption Policies?
• Technology Rising: Problems in Applying the International Laws of War to Cyber Attacks
• The United Kingdom as an Independent Member of the World Trade Organization: A Strategic Forecast?
• From North Dakota to Geneva: The Legal Battle Behind the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe’s Protests of the Dakota Access Pipeline
• UN Accountability and the Haitian Cholera Epidemic
• Russian Hacking and the U.S. Election: Against International Law?
• Risk for Reasons of Political Opinion

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