Volume 40

Issue 1

• Moral Disarmament: Reviving a Legacy of the Great War - James D. Fry
• The New York Convention: A Self-Executing Treaty - Gary B. Born
• Space, the Final Frontier of Enterprise: Incentivizing Asteroid Mining Under a Revised International Framework - Jack Heise
• International Judicial Practices: Opening the "Black Box" of International Courts - Jeffrey L. Dunoff

Issue 2

• Intellectual Property: A Beacon for Reform of Investor-State Dispute Settlement - Daniel Gervais
• International Civil Individual Responsibility and the Security Council: Building the Foundations of a General Regime - Vincent-Joël Proulx
• A Higher Authority: Canada’s Cannabis Legalization in the Context of International Law - Antonia Eliason
• The Legal Architecture of United Nations Peacekeeping: A Case Study of UNIFIL - Layan Charara

Issue 3

• The Use of Soft Law in the Creation of Legal Norms in International Commercial Law: How Successful Has It Been? - Henry Deeb Gabriel
• Global Standards for Securities Holding Infrastructures: A Soft Law/Fintech Model for Reform - Charles W. Mooney Jr.
• Promoting Predictability in Business: Solutions for Overlapping Liability in International Anti-Corruption Enforcement - Andrew T. Bulovsky
• The Dialogic Aspect of Soft Law in International Insolvency: Discord, Digression, and Development - John A. E. Pottow
• Introduction to Symposium on the Role of "Soft Law" in International Insolvency and Commercial Law - Layan Charara
• Soft and Hard Strategies: The Role of Business in the Crafting of International Commercial Law - Susan Block-Lieb
• A Fresh View on the Hard/Soft Law Divide: Implications for International Insolvency of Enterprise Groups - Irit Mevorach

Blog

• Preserving Humanity's History on the Moon
• E-Commerce at the WTO: The Need for a New Agreement
• Trading Hands: Does the United States’ Transfer of Citgo to the Venezuelan Opposition Violate the Non-Intervention Principle?
• The TPP Lives On: How Pacific Trade Persisted Without U.S. Involvement
• A Less Odious Alternative? A Comparison of Duress and the Doctrine of Odious Debts in the Context of Law Debenture PLC v. Ukraine
• Are the Non-appropriation Principle and the Current Regulatory Regime Governing Geostationary Orbit Equitable for All of Earth’s States?
• Can Non-State Actors Save the Paris Climate Agreement?
• Circumventing the WTO: Impermissibility of Tariffs imposed by the U.S. and China under WTO Law
• Argentina’s Debt Crisis and the need for an International Investment Court
• Nobel Peace Prize of 2018: Spotlight on Sexual Violence as a Weapon of War
• The United Nations and Reparations for the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade and Colonialism
• Tax Evasion Through Multiple Residences Under the Common Reporting Standard: A Call for Enhanced Due Diligence
• No More Revenge: Criminalizing Non-Consensual Pornography Through the Convention on Cybercrime
• And Then There Were None: How Libyan Coast Guard’s Harassment of NGO Search & Rescue Vessels Violates UNCLOS
• Et Tu, Facebook?
• Great Britain’s Cake Off: ECtHR Edition
• The Role of the European Union in the Dissolution of the Appellate Body Crisis
• After Jesner v. Arab Bank: Looking Beyond the Alien Tort Statute to Hold Foreign Corporations Accountable
• The Problem of Legal Inequality between States: A Case Study of the Marshall Islands
• Fines under EU GDPR in non-EU jurisdictions: Enforceable or Mere Reputation Risk?
• UNDRIP Drop: How Canada and the United States are Failing to Meet their International Obligations to Tribes
• Iraq’s Obligations to Fight Corruption
• Selling Out Sovereignty: Lessons from the Greek Debt Crisis
• The Forgotten Genocide: Jurisdiction in Rukoro v. Federal Republic of Germany
• Environmental Risk Accountability in International Project Finance
• South African Land Expropriation: Is Compensation Required, and to Whom?
• Murder at the Consulate: The Khashoggi Saga and Its International Law Implications
• What a Case Against Rodrigo Duterte Could Mean for the Future of the ICC
• Abe’s Proposed Constitutional Amendment and Its International Impact
• Basel III: Form, Function, or Failure?
• The Precedential Value of Urgenda v. The Netherlands
• How Do Courts Decide Where the Kids Live After an International Divorce?
• Chinese Corporations’ Liability for Complicity in Human Rights Abuses in Xinjiang Region
• Can the U.S. Create a Space Force and Keep Its Commitments Under the Outer Space Treaty?
• Violent Extremism and the Right to Be Forgotten
• Link Taxes and Upload Filters: Copyright Protection for the Digital Age
• Jokowi, Prabowo, and the Future of Economic Nationalism in Indonesia
• Make Honduras Great Again: Honduras’ National Solution to a Global Problem
• ICJ Jurisdiction and Chagos Archipelago Dispute
• Political violence against Turkic Muslims in The People’s Republic of China: Can International Law help?

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