You Get What You Pay For?: Rethinking U.S. Organ Procurement Policy in Light of Foreign Models
The U.S. organ transplant system is in crisis due to the paucity of transplantable organs. Such a shortage exists because otherwise...
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- Jul 11, 2012
Advertising Obesity: Can the U.S. Follow the Lead of the UK in Limiting Television Marketing of Unhe
Childhood obesity has tripled in the U.S. since the 1970s, and television advertisement of unhealthy foods has been linked to the...
- Jul 11, 2012
Non-Refoulement: The Search for a Consistent Interpretation of Article 33
The international community rose to the challenge of addressing mass migration with the 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of...
- Jul 11, 2012
Legal Aspects of Prior Informed Consent on Access to Genetic Resources: An Analysis of Global Lawmak
Since the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) has been in force, national implementation of the access to and benefit-sharing (ABS)...
- Jul 11, 2012
Avoid or Compensate? Liability for Incidental Injury to Civilians Inflicted During Armed Conflict
Under international law, civilians suffering injuries that are incidental to a lawful attack on a military objective are left to bear the...
- Jul 11, 2012
Fighting Against Biopiracy: Does the Obligation to Disclose in Patent Applications Truly Help?
In the global fight against biopiracy, one of the key issues is to prevent the grant and exploitation of patents on traditional knowledge...
- Jul 11, 2012
The Kosovo Crisis: A Dostoievskian Dialogue on International Law, Statecraft, and Soulcraft
The secession of Kosovo from Serbia in February 2008 represents a stage in the unfolding of a revolution of “constitutional” dimensions...
- Jul 11, 2012
Enforcing Human Rights in U.S. Courts and Abroad: The Alien Tort Statute and Other Approaches
The 2008 Jonathan I. Charney Lecture in International Law Presented at Vanderbilt University Law School on April 11, 2008 #2008...
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