Emory International Law Reviews

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Latest documents

• Women, International Human Rights Law, and the Right to Adequate Housing in Africa
• He Said, She Said: Assessing the Post-colonial Legacy on Somalia's Rape Laws
• The Rights of Stateless Children Born from Cross-border Reproductive Care
• Foreword
• Non-income Tax Legislation Across Latin America: an Effective Policy to Raise Revenues?
• An Examination of Graffiti Protection and the Social Obligation Theory of Property
• Bivens and Ward—constitutional Remedies in the United States and Canada
• Viral Sovereignty, Vaccine Diplomacy, and Vaccine Nationalism: the Institutions of Global Vaccine Access
• The New Slot Machine: an International Perspective on Why the United States Should Learn to Stop Loving the Loot Box
• Trademark Thrower: Using Banksy's Recent Eu Trademark Misadventures to Assess Why Copyright Is Not "for Losers"

Featured documents

• Sophie C. Van Bijsterveld, the Netherlands
• Rik Torfs, Belgium
• Todd F. Chatham, Criminal Jurisdiction in Antarctica: a Proposal for Dealing With Jurisdictional Uncertainty and Lack of Effective Enforcement
• James Curran, an Evaluation of the Contribution of the Conference
• Colin P.a. Jones, Kaoru Inoue's Shihō No Shaberisugi (blabbermouth Judiciary): Moral Relief, Legal Reasoning and Judicial Activism in Japan
• Marirose J. Pratt, the Citizen Submission Process of the Naaec: Filling the Gap in Judicial Review of Federal Agency Failures to Enforce Environmental Laws
• A Perplexing Paradox: "de-statification" of "investor-state" Dispute Settlement?
• Amos N. Guiora, the Quest for Individual Adjudication and Accountability: Are International Tribunals the Right Response to Terrorism?
• Autonomous Weapons: How Existing Law Can Regulate Future Weapons
• Rainer Nickel, Data Mining and "renegade" Aircrafts: the States as Agents of a Global Militant Security Governance Networkthe German Example