This Article examines the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) with a focus on the intellectual property norms that it...

China does not permit the private ownership of land. Instead, private parties may obtain the right to use property for up to seventy...

In September 2015, the Supreme Court of Canada released its decision in Chevron v. Yaiguaje, a case that legal commentators had been...

This Article develops a framework for effective leniency policy design in jurisdictions that have limited or no mileage enforcing...

Scholarship on humanitarian intervention is plentiful, but actual examples of state practice and opinio juris are sparse. Thus, critics...

This Article examines the “right to regulate” as the power of a sovereign state to adopt and maintain government measures for public...

Although it is widely appreciated that rights of exit from a legal order can be important and valuable, there currently exists no...

Vicarious liability in the franchising context is a fundamental issue, both in the United States and foreign jurisdictions. With no...

Should the United States continue to enter into free trade agreements containing sovereign commitments to resolve regulatory disputes...

This Article identifies a new trend in the adjudication of international boundary disputes and examines it from a historical and...

In 2015, the United Nations Committee on Enforced Disappearances released a report on Mexico, concluding that there is a generalized...

Though India has the second-largest wireless subscriber base in the world, with more than 150 domestic mobile device vendors, it has,...

Cultural aggression has become a strategy to obtain an advantage during war. In a deliberate and methodical pattern extremists have not...

The sharing of public infrastructure, the exchange of small services, and the traditional “cup of sugar borrowed from the neighbor” are...

On January 16, 2016, China officially opened the Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) for business, representing what might be a...

The present Article inquires whether a right to unilateral non-colonial (UNC) secession is grounded in the United Nations (UN) law of...

Many legal scholars believe that the lack of enforcement mechanisms provided by the International Health Regulations (IHR) in part...

Massive migration of Muslims to the West in recent years has raised the question whether Shari’a—Islamic law—should apply to Muslim...

Existing legal scholarship does not offer an effective or comprehensive definition of sovereignty. Sovereignty, however, matters. Indeed,...

Did President Obama act constitutionally in joining the Paris Climate Change Agreement without seeking the approval of the Senate or...