Category: Volume 30

Articles The Human Right to Water and Sanitation: Context, Contours, and Enforcement Prospects by Lori Beail-Farkas Comments Are the Lisbon Treaty's Amendments Sufficient to Establish Constitutional Order in the EU?  A Comparison to the German Constitution by Andrea Brauer Santa Claus is Canadian, Eh!  Canada's Ice Rush to Claim the North Pole and the Northwest Passage by Kevin Du Making Standing Forests Fungible: Overcoming the Definitional Problems in Developing a REDD+ Mechanism by Kassandra Lang Hydraulic Fracturing in the United States and the European Union: Rethinking Regulation to Ensure the Protection of Water Resources by Mark Weinstein

Articles The Road to Hell…: The Statistics Proposal as the Final Solution to the Sovereign’s Human Rights Question by Samuel R. Lucas Provisional Measures Under the African Human Rights System: The African Court’s Order Against Libyra by Dan Juma Comments Electronic Health Records: How the United States Can Learn from the French Dossier Médical Personnel by Amanda Grady Refueling Biofuel Legislation: Incorporating Social Sustainability Principles to Protect Land Rights by Jamie Konopacky Where is the Right Balance? Exploring the Current Regulations on Nontraditional Three-Dimensional Trademark Registration in the United States, the European Union, Japan and China by Kexin Li

Archive From Humanitarian Assistance to Professional Education: Fifty Years of the Wisconsin Law School’s Engagement with the Global South by David Trubek Changing Venue of International Governance and Finance: Exercising Legal Control over the $100 Billion per Year Climate Fund? by Steven Ferrey The Criminalization of the Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons: Providing a Statutory Regime to Criminalize and Prosecute Nuclear Weapons Proliferators by Patrick McDade Indirect Refoulement: Challenging Canada’s Participation in the Canada-United States Safe Third Country Agreement by Rachel Gonzalez Settlage Comments Spurring Innovation in Uganda: Strategies to Assist Developing Countries in Drafting TRIPS-Compliant Patent Legislation that Fosters University Research and Innovation by Matt Richter