MJIL is a student-run law journal published by the University of Michigan Law School

Volume 45

Issue 1

Whose International Law Is It Anyway? The Battle over the Gatekeepers of Voluntarism - Shelly Aviv Yeini
The Humanization of War Reparations: Combatant Deaths and Compensation in Unlawful Wars - Hannes Jöbstl,Dean Rosenberg
Power Shift, the South China Sea Dispute, and the Role of International Law - Youngmin Seo

Issue 2

Legal Agency of Small States: Regional Law Cooperation Amid Indo-Pacific Pressures - Tan Hsien-Li
Intersectionality's Travels to International Human Rights Law - Jens T. Theilen
Restorative Justice for International Traditional Cultural Expression Ownership Disputes - Sandra H. Sulzer
Article 103 of the United Nations Charter: Uncharted Possibilities? The Ukraine Conflict and Beyond - Eran Sthoeger

Issue 3

Child-Taking - Diane Marie Amann
Neutral Business Assistance and the Limits of Complicity Under International Criminal Law - Nikola R. Hajdin
Investment Treaty Arbitration Caught in The Public-Private Law Divide - Catharine Titi
Aggressor State, Aggressor Individual, and What International Law Does/Should Protect - Nurbanu Hayır

Blog

Complicit in Conflict: An Upswing in Corporate Accountability - Claudia A. Frankel
Five Feet High and Rising: Why Sea Level Rise Necessitates an Amendment to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea - Andrew Baptist
Disregarding Non-Refoulement: Thailand's International Law Violations Against Refugees and Asylum Seekers - Rebecca Bitar
Protecting World Heritage: Paths for UNESCO Recourse and the Case of the Hagia Sophia - Anonymous
Will the Destruction of Cultural Heritage in Ukraine Lead to an ICC Conviction? - Emma Duggan
The Inadequacy of the Current International Human Rights Regime for Algorithm Discrimination - Zihan Ma
Revisiting Positive Comity as a Tool to Navigate Cross-Border Antitrust Issues - Kayoung Lee
Arresting Putin: Implications for Investigations and Speedy Trial Rights in the International Criminal Court - Joshua Wilkinson
The International Community’s Need for Human Oversight in Artificial Intelligence - Valentina Urrea
From Empathy to Enmity: Navigating Escalating Resentment and Violence in Bangladesh’s Rohingya Refugee Camps – A Call for UN Peacekeepers - Warda Yousuf
Moderately Developed Country Status - Elizabeth Anne Henderson
Cracking the Digital Spaghetti Bowl: A Recipe for Streamlined Global Trade - Zhihan Tian
A Plea for the Silent Victims: Why a New Law May Be Needed for the Protection of Animals During Armed Conflicts - Apurva Prem Rathee
Application, Enforcement to Determine Fate of China’s International Legal Strategy - Alexander Haft
Creating an International Framework to Better Support the Development of Renewable Energy Infrastructure - Zoe Bowers