Emory International Law Reviews

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• Silas W. Allard, Casualties of Disharmony: the Exclusion of Asylum Seekers Under the Auspices of the Common European Asylum System
• International Directives Relating to Sentencing
• International Law and the "globalization" of the Arctic: Assessing the Rights of Non-arctic States in the High North
• Colin P.a. Jones, Kaoru Inoue's Shihō No Shaberisugi (blabbermouth Judiciary): Moral Relief, Legal Reasoning and Judicial Activism in Japan
• Amos N. Guiora, Due Process and Counterterrorism
• Incarcerated Mother, Invisible Child
• Why the United Kingdom Should Look to Switzerland's Immigration System to Protect the English Premier League After Brexit
• Howard Davidson, Children's Rights and American Law: a Response to What's Wrong With Children's Rights
• Extrajudicial Killings in Bangladesh: Exploring the Phenomenon of Human Rights Violations as a Means of Maintaing Power
• Sabina Schiller, a New Global Legal Order, With or Without America: the Case for Accrediting Foreign Law Schools

Featured documents

• The Proposed Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (ttip): Isds Provisions, Reconciliation, and Future Trade Implications
• Kedar S. Bhatia, Reconsidering the Purely Jurisdictional View of the Alien Tort Statute
• The Dark Heart of Eastern Europe: Applying the British Model to Football-related Violence and Racism
• Being Able to Prosecute Saif Al-islam Gaddafi: Applying Article 17(3) of the Rome Statute to Libya
• The Imf Must Develop Best Practices Before Government-backed Cryptocurrencies Destabilize the International Monetary System
• The Elusive Distinctivenes of Trade Dress in Eu Trademark Law
• Abraham U. Kannof, Dueling Nationalities: Dual Citizenship, Dominant and Effective Nationality, and the Case of Anwar Al-aulaqi
• Failed Boundaries: the Near-perfect Correlation Between State-to-state Wto Claims and Private Party Investment Rights
• Inheriting International Rivers: State Succession to Territorial Obligations, South Sudan, and the 1959 Nile Waters Agreement
• Rex D. Glensy, the Use of International Law in U.s. Constitutional Adjudication