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Institutional Metaphors and the Meta Oversight Board
By: Tao Huang PDF: Institutional Metaphors The Meta Oversight Board represents a significant institutional innovation in the governance of social media. It offers valuable insights and lessons for regulating content moderation practices on online platforms. Scholars and commentators have employed a variety of metaphors to describe the board: court, human rights tribunal, administrative law judge, arbitration panel, and internal self-regulation mechanism. These metaphors serv
Dec 29, 2025


The Hyper-Unitary Executive: Lessons From a Backsliding Democracy
By: Doruk Erhan PDF: The Hyper-Unitary Executive This Article foregrounds the civil bureaucracy as a central yet overlooked site of democratic backsliding. While authoritarian shifts are conventionally associated with the weakening of interbranch checks and balances, this Article focuses on a single branch—the executive—and identifies its internal remaking as a key explanatory variable. It examines the gradual erosion of a sub-constitutional separation of powers, which in or
Dec 29, 2025


The Silent Price of Artificial Intelligence: Labor and Personal Jurisdiction in The Global South
By: Theophilus Edwin Coleman PDF: The Silent Price of Artificial Intelligence Despite the economic potential of artificial intelligence (AI), significant drawbacks exist, particularly the exploitation of digital labor in developing countries by large AI corporations. A crucial issue in AI development is the reliance on data annotators and digital workers from the Global South to train AI systems or models. These workers perform essential tasks such as labeling, sorting, and
Dec 29, 2025


Language, Law, and Wealth Destruction in Puerto Rico
By: Scott M. Brown and Daniel J. Hall PDF: Language, Law, and Wealth This Article examines how Puerto Rico's monolingual Spanish legal regime, rooted in colonial-era civil law and reinforced by nationalist language policies, creates structural barriers that weaken economic integration with the United States. The island's symbolic legal autonomy has produced five entrenched institutional monopolies—in inheritance law, notarial services, property titling, language of legal ins
Dec 29, 2025


Through the Garden, Across the Pond, and Beyond: Comparing Noncompetes with Garden Leave and Trade Secret Law
By: Kathleen Fink PDF: Through the Garden Legal systems across the globe have been reevaluating employee noncompetes and their impacts on...
Jun 1, 2025


Stick-Based Approach to Human Rights Protection: Are Unilateral Export Controls the Right Answer?
By: Alexandr Svetlicinii and Xueji Su PDF: Stick-Based Approach States are increasingly deploying trade sanctions as a reaction to human...
Jun 1, 2025


Kelsenian Originalism in Europe
By: Graziella Romeo and Andrea Pin PDF: Kelsenian Originalism This Article challenges the prevailing view that originalism is a uniquely...
Jun 1, 2025


Two Kinds of Dual States: Judicial Empowerment and Disempowerment in Authoritarian Politics
By: Zhiyu Li PDF: Two Kinds of Dual States Under the pretense of a national emergency, the Reichstag Fire Decree drastically reshaped the...
Jun 1, 2025


Checkmate: Corner Crossing and Opening Up Public Land in the United States
By: Ryan M. Jones PDF: Checkmate: Corner Crossing In the United States, there are millions of acres of publicly owned land that are...
Jun 1, 2025


From Guns to Scalpels: Reproductive Violence and the (In)Visibility of Non-Lethal Genocidal Acts
By: Anthony Ghaly PDF: From Guns to Scalpels Although codified in the Genocide Convention, few instances of genocide have fallen under...
Jun 1, 2025


Data Without Borders: International Effects of Data Flow Regulation
By: Tamar Giladi Shtub & Michal S. Gal PDF: Data Without Borders Data has no inherent jurisdictional boundaries, and cross- border data...
Mar 27, 2025


Moral Hazard in International Economic Law
By: Zachary Mollengarden PDF: Moral Hazard in International Economic Law The general premise of moral hazard is intuitive. Actors behave...
Mar 27, 2025


Great Power Competition and the Effects of Global Fragmentation on International Law
By: Bryan H. Druzin PDF: Great Power Competition This Article examines the effects global fragmentation could have on international law....
Mar 27, 2025


The Expansion of U.S. Dollar-Based Sanctions
By: Christine Abely PDF: Expansion of U.S. Dollar-Based Sanctions This Article examines a recent phenomenon: the use, since 2017, of...
Mar 26, 2025


Law and Industrial Policy: The East Asian Experience
By: James Si Zeng PDF: Law and Industrial Policy According to the conventional wisdom of law and development, the role of law in economic...
Feb 18, 2025


China’s Approach to the Anti- Foreign Sanctions Mechanism and its International Legality
By: Songling Yang PDF: China's Approach This contribution undertakes an appraisal of the latest of China’s legislation concerning...
Jan 30, 2025


When Open-Source Information Backfires: Satellite Imagery and Privacy Breaches
By: Matin Pedram, Siena Chandler, & Eugenia Georgiades PDF: When Open-Source Information Backfires Open-source intelligence increasingly...
Jan 30, 2025


Nationally Determined Contributions Post-Global Stocktake: The Making of Prescribed Qualified Unilateral Acts in International Law
By: Petra Minnerop PDF: Nationally Determined Contributions Post-Global Stocktake One of the core elements of the global response to...
Jan 30, 2025


The New Atrocity in International Law
By: Natalie R. Davidson PDF: The New Atrocity in International Law What are we talking about in international law when we talk about...
Jan 30, 2025


TRIPS at Thirty: The Evolving Interactional Law of Public Health Exceptions to Intellectual Property Protection
By: Geraldo Vidigal & Pramiti Parwani PDF: TRIPS at Thirty Debates regarding public health and the international protection of...
Dec 9, 2024
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