Volume 38

Issue 1

• Economic Law, Inequality, and Hidden Hierarchies on the EU Internal Market - Damjan Kukovec
• Currency Wars and the Erosion of Dollar Hegemony - Lan Cao
• Refugees Without Borders: Legal Implications of the Refugee Crisis in the Schengen Zone - Bridget Carr
• How Cosmopolitan are International Law Professors? - Ryan Scoville

Issue 2

• Minimalism About Residence and Source - Wei Cui
• Tax Symposium: Introduction - Reuven S. Avi-Yonah
• Citizenship Overreach - Peter J. Spiro
• A Global Perspective on Citizenship-Based Taxation - Allison Christians
• Defining Residence for Income Tax Purposes: Domicile as Gap-Filler, Citizenship as Proxy and Gap-Filler - Edward A. Zelinsky
• Reliability of Expert Evidence in International Disputes - Matthew W. Swinehart

Issue 3

• United Nations Against Slavery: Unravelling Concepts, Institutions and Obligations - Vladislava Stoyanova
• The Definition of Slave Labor for Criminal Enforcement and the Experience of Adjudication: The Case of Brazil - Carlos H. B. Haddad
• International Law and Contemporary Slavery: The Long View - Rebecca J. Scott
• Statutory Progress and Obstacles to Achieving an Effective Criminal Legislation Against the Modern Day Forms of Slavery: The Case of France - Bénédicte Bourgeois

Blog

• Is the Principal Purpose Test an “Atomic Bomb” and should it be used against Treaty Abuse?
• Principal Purpose Test Needs Time
• Perspectives on the Multilateral Instruments
• The Multilateral Instrument: Development and Impact
• How the Democratization of Myanmar Exacerbated Systemic Oppression of Rohingyas, and How the International Community Should Step In
• When Google Trends on Google: EU Commission Slaps Search Engine Giant with Antitrust Fine
• Cybersecurity, Privacy, and the International Legal Landscape
• The Future of China's Foreign Policy After the 19th Party Congress
• The Future of the Trans-Pacific Partnership
• Human Rights and Business: The Path to Binding Corporate Human Rights Responsibility
• China should honor its treaty obligations to Hong Kong
• The Efficacy of the MLI in Europe
• How Should We Criticize Aung San Suu Kyi’s Handling of the Rohingya Crisis?
• The State of a Stateless People: The Current Rohingya Crisis
• Burundi’s Challenge to the ICC’s “Africa Bias”
• Due Diligence and the Gray Zones of International Cyberspace Laws
• International Treaty Law & Modern Slavery
• Insecurity Assurances: Asserting Human Rights to Remedy Breaches of Security Assurances
• Immigration and the Tension between an Ever-Closer Union and Sovereignty
• Human Trafficking: Diplomatic Immunity or Impunity?
• The State of Paris: How the Climate Agreement is Faring After U.S. Withdrawal
• The Paris Agreement: Industrialized Powers' Responsibility to Island Nations
• The Catalan Case for Cutting ties with Castilla: Convincing or Quixotic?
• It’s (not just) the Economy, Stupid: Gender Equality in the European Union
• The Iran Nuclear Deal’s Current State and the Possibility of a Hasty U.S. Withdrawal

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