Latest Issue
Volume 37, Issue 3
Articles include:
The Anti-Defection Provision Contained in the Constitution of Bangladesh, 1972, and Its Adverse Impact on Parliamentary Democracy: A Case for Reform by M. Ehteshamul Bari & Pritam Dey
Tainted Harvest: Transborder Labor Trafficking and Forced Servitude in Agribusiness by Luz E. Nagle
Russian Mercenaries, State Responsibility, and Conflict in Syria: Examining the Wagner Group Under International Law by Michael A. Rizzotti
Notes & Comments include:
Playing in the Sandbox: Lessons U.S. Regulators Can Learn from the Successes of FinTech Sandboxes in the United Kingdom and Australia by Amy Harriman
Can Transgender Troops Deploy? International Strategies for Managing Transition-Related Care of Transgender Military Personnel by Nina Marie Neff
America’s Violation of International Laws: The Trump Administration’s Zero-Tolerance Immigration Policy by Kimberly D. Sweatt- All WILJ Issues
Jus Gentium Articles
Reconciliation of Inuit Elder-Care
Mark MacNeill Preface Per Section 35 of the Canadian Constitution, which provides constitutional protection of indigenous and treaty rights, the Government of Canada has a fiduciary duty to the indigenous people of Canada. This duty …
October 2020Girls Just Wanna Have Equal Representation on Corporate Boards: A Comparative View of Female Directorships in Norway, France, and Japan
Breana Drozd Despite having the world’s third-largest economy1 and a highly educated female population,2 women have struggled to attain directorships on Japanese corporate boards. While women comprised 71 percent of Japan’s labor force in 2019,3 …
October 2020- Jus Gentium
Learn about the 2020 Wisconsin International Law Scholars Conference »
Updates
Call for Submissions – Jus Gentium
September 20192019 Symposium Program Released
April 2019