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In international law, the right of peoples to self-determination as applied to remedial secession is anything but clear. The International Court of Justice h...

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This Article generates a data set (twelve courts and thirty-two decisions) of foreign judicial citations to the landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision in Brown...

Not long ago, there was a consensus in the legal academy that the Japanese were irrational litigants. As the theory went, Japanese people would forgo litigat...