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Politics by Other Means: The Battle over the Classification of Asymmetrical Conflicts
Transnational armed conflicts between states and non-state armed groups have emerged as a defining characteristic of twenty-first century...
Aug 25, 2016
Response: The ICC, Pre-Existing Jurisdictional Treaty Regimes, and the Limits of the Nemo Dat Quod N
It is a pleasure and a privilege to provide a few reflections on Michael Newton’s thought-provoking essay on “How the ICC Threatens...
Aug 25, 2016
Response: “Quid,” Not “Quantum”: A Comment on “How the International Criminal Court Threatens Treaty
It is hard not to sympathize with the thrust of Michael A. Newton’s impressive article “How the International Criminal Court Threatens...
Aug 25, 2016
How the International Criminal Court Threatens Treaty Norms
This Article demonstrates the disadvantages of permitting a supranational institution like the International Criminal Court (ICC) to...
Aug 25, 2016
Ukraine and the International Criminal Court: Implications of the Ad Hoc Jurisdiction Acceptance and
The Article examines an array of important legal issues that arise out of the acceptance of the jurisdiction of the International...
Aug 25, 2016
(De)Legitimation at the WTO Dispute Settlement Mechanism
Legal scholars have long recognized that the legitimacy of judicial institutions proves central to courts’ exercise of authority and...
Aug 25, 2016
The Trans-Pacific Partnership: The Death-Knell of Generic Pharmaceuticals?
As global commerce continues to expand, many states find international trade agreements to be a useful tool to facilitate this continued...
Aug 8, 2016
From Nuremberg to Kenya: Compiling the Evidence for International Prosecutions Criminal
The Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court has encountered significant difficulty in conducting investigations. Faced with...
Aug 8, 2016
An International Commission of Inquiry for the South China Sea?: Defining the Law of Sovereignty to
The multilateral territorial dispute over the South China Sea has intensified in recent years. In response, some observers endorse the...
Aug 8, 2016
Paradise Lost: Can the European Union Expel Countries from the Eurozone?
There was a time, not too long ago, when the introduction of the euro was hailed as a tremendous success. Yet the Eurozone now faces an...
Aug 8, 2016
“Measuring” the Erosion of Academic Freedom as an International Human Right: A Report on the Legal P
This Article reports and comments on the results of an assessment of the legal protection of the right to academic freedom (an...
Aug 8, 2016
Stopping the Circling Vultures: Restructuring a Solution to Sovereign Debt Profiteering
Elisa Beneze is a third-year student at Vanderbilt University Law School. Her Note uses the sovereign debt crisis in Argentina to explore...
Jan 30, 2016
Divided We Fall: How the International Criminal Court Can Promote Compliance with International Law
Tatiana Sainati received her J.D. and LL.M. from Duke University School of Law. Ms. Sainati’s Article discusses the important role of...
Jan 30, 2016
The Club Approach to Multilateral Trade Lawmaking
Nicolas Lamp is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law, Queen’s University. Professor Lamps Article analyzes the World Trade...
Jan 30, 2016
Should Courts Fear Transnational Engagement?
Olga Frishman is a Golda Meir/Lady Davis Post-Doctoral Fellow at the Faculty of Law, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Ms. Frishman’s...
Jan 30, 2016
Should the Best Offense Ever Be a Good Defense? The Public Authority to Use Force in Military Operat
Colonel Gary P. Corn is a Judge Advocate in the United States Army, currently serving as Staff Judge Advocate for United States Cyber...
Jan 30, 2016
If You Can’t Beat Them, Join Them: The U.S. Solution to the Issue of Corporate Inversions
Scott DeAngelis is a J.D./Ph.D. candidate studying Law and Economics at Vanderbilt University Law School. His note addresses corporate...
Nov 30, 2015
Beyond Known Worlds: Climate Change Governance by Arbitral Tribunals?
Valentina Vadi is a Professor of International Economic Law at Lancaster University. Her article asks: Can economic development and the...
Nov 30, 2015
Recognition and Enforcement in Cross-Border Insolvency Law: A Proposal for Judicial Gap-Filling
Sandeep Gopalan is a Dean and Professor of Law at Deakin University. Michael Guihot is a Senior Lecturer in Law at Queensland University...
Nov 30, 2015
Illegally Evading Attribution? Russia’s Use of Unmarked Troops in Crimea and International Humanitar
Ines Gillich, Dr. iur (Ph.D. equivalent), Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz, Germany. Her article discusses Russia’s use of Unmarked...
Nov 30, 2015
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