By: Tarissa L. Peterson PDF: Voyage of Injustice Behind the glamour of the cruise ship industry lies a dark reality of systemic exploitation that requires public awareness and urgent action to facilitate reform. This Article unveils the dark side of the cruise ship industry and whether the existing international legal architecture enables exploitation in the cruise ship industry, and the pathways forward for reform. This Article delves into the cruise ship industry’s employ

By: Mia Mahmudur Rahim PDF: Monopolizing The Harvest This Article critically examines the growing dominance of multinational corporations in the global seed and agrochemical sectors and their far-reaching implications for food security, agricultural biodiversity, and environmental sustainability. Through a detailed analysis of market consolidation, intellectual property regimes, and technological dependencies, this Article reveals how a handful of corporations have come to c

By: Ines Willemyns PDF: The Future of Crypto Crypto assets (sometimes referred to as cryptocurrencies) were created shortly after the 2008 financial crisis to provide an alternative financial system that was completely decentralized, trustless, and did not require any regulatory oversight. Since their inception, crypto assets have been plagued by violent value fluctuations and instances of severe negligence and fraud, causing billions of dollars in losses for investors every

By: Caitlin Sharma PDF: A Dose of Accountability The international fentanyl crisis underscores significant gaps in treaty enforcement, particularly with state accountability for drug manufacturing and export practices leading to illicit fentanyl trafficking. Despite preventive measures established by United Nations drug conventions, legal loopholes in these provisions impede meaningful cooperation between state parties. This Note uses key countries, including the United Stat