Issues

Volume 40

• Volume 40, Issue 1

  Articles include:
  The Emergence of Binding Precedent In Brazil, China, France, and Sweden: a Comparative Study by Rodrigo Barioni, Bénédicte Fauvarque-Cosson, Qiao Liu, & Christina Ramberg
  Collective Legalization as a Strategic Function of the UN General Assembly in Responding to Human Rights Violations by Michael Ramsden
  
  Notes & Comments include:
  Maized and Confused: How Pesticide Regulations in the United States and Brazil are Failing to Protect Maize Crops in the Face of Climate Change by Katherine Cortesy
  The International Convention on the Rights of the Child and Juvenile Justice by Jacqueline Frank
  Duality of Nationality: Conflicting Rights in the US-Mexico Extradition Treaty by Osvaldo León
  

  February 2023

Volume 39

• Volume 39, Issue 3

  Articles include:
  Better Late Than Never? The Environmental Impact Assessment and Its Timing and Function by Thomas D. Grant, Avidan Kent & Jamie Trinidad
  Private Climate Governance in Australia: Indigenous Land Use Agreements and the Majority Default Rule by Samantha Hepburn
  From the River to the Sea: Water Conflict and International Law in Israel and Palestine by Natasha Spreadborough
  Slavery at Sea: Forced Labor, Human Rights Abuses, and the Need for the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission to Establish Labor Standards for Fishing Crew by Chris Wold
  
  Notes & Comments include:
  European Union Training Missions and the Law of International Responsibility by Evan Harley Janssens
  The Previous Play is Under Review: Baseball, Human Trafficking, and Differing Legal Approaches to Cuban Baseball Immigration in Recent US Presidential Administrations by Jordan Small
  Reducing Consumer Shariah Risk Through Truth-in-Lending Disclosures by Davis Sullivan
  

  July 2022

• Volume 39, Issue 2

  Articles include:
  Black, White, or Blue, Everyone Bleeds Red: Exploring Views About Violence in the South African Police Service by Sanja Kutnjak Ivković, Adri Sauerman & Jon Maskály
  Reparations, Restitution, and Transitional Justice: American Chattel Slavery & Its Aftermath, A Moral Debate Whose Time Has Come by Joyce Hope Scott
  
  Notes & Comments include:
  India’s Secularism Identity Crisis Through the Lens of the Sabarimala Judgment by Samhita Collur
  Burned, Banned, and Censored: The Need for an International Framework that Addresses the Right to Read by McKenna Deutsch
  Biometric Crisis: Legal Challenges to Biometric Identification Initiatives by Michael Odden
  

  June 2022

• Volume 39, Issue 1

  Articles include:
  Revolt Against the U.S. Hegemony: Judicial Divergence In Cyberspace by Dongsheng Zang
  Company-Administered Grievance Processes For External Stakeholders: A Means For Effective Remedy, Community Relations, Or Private Power? by Ben Grama
  
  Notes & Comments include:
  Quelling The Urge To Go Abroad "In Search of Monsters to Destroy": Revising the Neutrality Act of 1794 to Meet the Twenty-First Century Challenge of Privatized Warfare by Brendan Ashe
  Sanctioning The ICC: Is That The Right Move For The United States? by Nicole Jones
  International Food Regulations And Their Unintended Consequences: Why The EU's Farm to Fork Strategy Would Hurt Europeans by Ola Lisowski
  

  January 2022

Volume 38

• Volume 38, Issue 3

  Articles include:
  The Start of History for Corporate Law: Shifting Paradigms of Corporate Purpose in the Common Law by Lance Ang
  Regulating Cyber Racism in the United States: Legal and Non-Legal Responses from a Comparative Perspective by Dr. Ying Chen
  Where Next for Article VI of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Following the Marshall Islands’ Cases? by Alexander Gilder
  Suffering in Silence: The Failure of Malawi’s Sexual Offense Laws to Protect Children–A Human Rights Report and Proposed Legislation by Michelle Xiao Liu
  The Tort of Negligent Investigation: Canada’s Recognition of the Tort as a Model for Improving Compensation for the Wrongfully Convicted by Erik Olsen
  Petitioning the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child for Relief from Climate Change by Lauren Walson
  Climate Change Loss and Damage Litigation: Infeasible or a Useful Shadow? by Jacob Wise

  August 2021

• Volume 38, Issue 2

  Articles include:
  Human Rights in Pursuit of Climate Justice by Sam Adelman
  Climate and Gender Justice in Sub-Saharan Africa: Emerging Trends Post-Paris 2015 by Kemi Mildred Hughes
  Being, Becoming, and (Un)Becoming Indigenous? Indigeneity, Human Rights, and Climate Change in India by Arpitha Kodiveri
  Combating Climate Change in Nigeria: An Appraisal of Constitutional and Legal Frameworks by Olubisi F. Oluduro
  A Proposal for Transnational Litigation Against Climate Change Violations in Africa by Peter Kayode Oniemola
  The Intersection of Human Rights and Climate Change in the Inter-American Human Rights System: What to Hope For? by Rafaela Sena
  The Advent of International Human Rights Law in Climate Change Litigation by Samvel Varvastian

  June 2021

• Volume 38, Issue 1

  Articles include:
  The Future of Just War Theory in the Age of Cyberwarfare by Dr. Waseem Ahmad Qureshi
  Stranded at the Border: An Analysis of the Legality of International Travel Restrictions Adopted by States in the COVID-19 Pandemic in Light of the Right to Return to One’s Country by Aziz Tuffi Saliba & Mariana Ferolla V. do Valle
  
  Notes & Comments include:
  “I Am the River, the River is Me”: How Environmental Personhood Can Protect Tribal Food Systems by Sequoia L. Butler
  Codifying Comity: The Case for U.S. Ratification of the 2019 Hague Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in Civil and Commercial Matters by L. Hunter Maude
  Trouble in Paradise: Regulation of Instagram Influencers in the United States and the United Kingdom by Grace Stewart

  January 2021

Volume 37

• 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

  October 2020

• Volume 37, Issue 2

  Articles include:
  Justice Online? Lawyers and Legal Advice Websites in the People’s Republic of China by John Wagner Givens
  Continuity or Change? The Role of Gender in Career Preferences for Young Russian Lawyers by Kathryn Hendley
  Evaluation and Regulation of Professional Ethics of Lawyers in China by Wu Hongqi
  The Gateway to Global China: Hong Kong and the Future of Chinese Law Firms by Sida Liu & Anson Au
  In Search of Activist Lawyers in China: A Time Machine Back to the Heyday of Political Activism in the Chinese Legal Profession by Ethan Michelson
  Professional Trajectories of Russian Law Students Graduated from MVD-Affiliated Institutions by Dr. Olga Semukhina
  Criminal Defense Rate and Underlying Wealth Effect: Data Analysis Based on Judgments of First Instance in Sichuan Province in 2015 and 2016 by Lianhan Zhang & Weimin Zuo

  October 2020

• Volume 37, Issue 1

  Articles include
  Whose Duty Of Elder Care? Examining Aging Law And Policy In Taiwan by Chao-Tien Chang
  The Relevance Of The Concept Of Due Diligence For International Humanitarian Law by Marco Longobardo
  Navigating The Mississippi International Watercourse: The Right Of Innocent Passage? A Riparian Opportunity For Canada & Mexico by C. Mark Macneill
  
  Notes & Comments including
  Driving The Future: The Antiquated Treaties, Unintended Effects, And Inconsistent Implementation Of Autonomous Vehicle Law by Mason Baranczyk
  This May Offend You: Scotland's “Nazi Pug” Case And Free Speech In The Internet Age by Farah Famouri
  The WTO Versus The Donald: Why The WTO Must Adopt A Review Standard For Article XXI(B) Of The GATT by Benjamin Jordan

  August 2020