Full text PDF available here: Bauer Final (PDF) Persons with more than one nationality (“multiple nationals”) who flee persecution in...

Many Multinational Companies (MNCs) now consider trade secrets to be the most important intellectual property right in China, ahead of...

While still fragmented, the world is witnessing the emergence of a global commercial legal order independent of any one national legal...

In one of the most significant cases in the history of international criminal law, Prosecutor v. Perišić, the International Criminal...

In September 25, 2013, the Constitutional Tribunal of the Dominican Republic retroactively interpreted the Dominican Constitution to deny...

On June 5, 2013, an article in the Guardian revealed highly classified information about surveillance operations being performed by the...

The following blog post summarizes Jacob Stafford’s note, Gimme Shelter: International Political Asylum in the Information Age (47 Vand. ...

The following blog post summarizes Monique Hannam’s note, Soy Dominicano – The Status of Haitian Descendants Born in the Dominican...

The following blog post summarizes Mugambi Jouet’s article Judging Leaders Who Facilitate Crimes by a Foreign Army: International Courts...

The following blog post summarizes Professor Bryan H. Druzin’s Anarchy, Order, and Trade:  A Structuralist Account of Why a Global...

The following blog post summarizes Professor Jon Bauer’s Multiple Nationality and Refugees (47 Vand. J. Transnat’l L. 905 (2014)). Read...

The following is excerpted from Professor Daniel C.K. Chow’s article, Navigating the Minefield of Trade Secrets Protection in China (47...

African Union (orthographic projection)" by Heraldry (Source: Wikimedia - Creative Commons License) In June, the African Union granted...

A forthcoming Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law article authored by Professor Jon Bauer, “Multiple Nationality and Refugees,” was...

Harold G. (Hal) Maier, a renowned scholar of international law and founder of the Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law, died August 24...

Eurodollars are dollar-denominated deposit liabilities of banks outside the United States. Even though estimates of the size of the...

In May 2012, the World Trade Organization (WTO) struck down the United States’ dolphin-safe tuna labeling standard as a barrier to trade...

The conventional accounts of international law do a poor job accounting for human rights. International legal positivists generally argue...

The field of post-conflict justice includes many well-known international criminal law and rule of law initiatives, from the...

In recent years, advocates and scholars have made increasing efforts to situate undocumented migrants within the human rights framework....