Emory International Law Reviews
- Eternal Sunshine: the Right to Be Forgotten in the European Union After the 2016 General Data Protection Regulation
- Amos N. Guiora, Due Process and Counterterrorism
- Duncan Alford, Supervisory Colleges: the Global Financial Crisis and Improving International Supervisory Coordination
- "i'm Not Half the Man I Used to Be:[closesmartdoublequote] Exposure to Risk Without Bodily Harm in Anglo-american and Israeli Law
- Christina Lembo, Fifa Transfer Regulations and Uefa Player Eligibility Rules: Major Changes in European Football and the Negative Effect on Minors
- Rex J. Ahdar, Religious Liberty in a Temperate Zone: a Report from New Zealand
- Abdulmumini A. Oba, Religious and Customary Laws in Nigeria
- Cynthia Price Cohen, the Role of the United States in the Drafting of the Convention on the Rights of the Child
- Duty or Faith?: the Evolution of Pakistani Rape Laws and Possibility for Non-domestic Redress for Victims
- Inheriting International Rivers: State Succession to Territorial Obligations, South Sudan, and the 1959 Nile Waters Agreement
- Bethanie Barnes, a Critique of the U.s.?russian Adoption Process and Three Recommendations for the U.s.?russian Bilateral Adoption Agreement
- The Fallacy of Consent: Should Arbitration Be a Creature of Contract?
- Lado and the Need for Uniform Procedures in European Asylum Proceedings
- The Isis Crisis and the Development of International Humanitarian Law
- George K. Walker, Professional' Definitions and States' Interpretative Declarations (understandings, Statements, or Declarations) for the 1982 Law of the Sea Convention
- Johan D. Van Der Vyver, Prosecuting Terrorism in International Tribunals
- Danielle E. Goldstone, Embracing Impasse: Admissibility, Prosecutorial Discretion, and the Lessons of Uganda for the International Criminal Court
- Marirose J. Pratt, the Citizen Submission Process of the Naaec: Filling the Gap in Judicial Review of Federal Agency Failures to Enforce Environmental Laws
- The New Slot Machine: an International Perspective on Why the United States Should Learn to Stop Loving the Loot Box
- Ellen Parker, Implementation of the Uk Terrorism Act 2006the Relationship Between Counterterrorism Law, Free Speech, and the Muslim Community in the United Kingdom Versus the United States
- Jarred Pinkston, Toward a Uniform Interpretation of the Federal Arbitration Act: the Role of 9 U.s.c. Sec. 208 in the Arbitral Statutory Scheme
- Between Saviors and Savages: the Effect of Turkey's Revised Penal Code on the Transformation of Honor Killings Into Honor Suicides and Why Community Discourse Is Necessary for Honor Crime Education
- Howard Davidson, Children's Rights and American Law: a Response to What's Wrong With Children's Rights
- Dustin N. Sharp, Requiem for a Pipedream: Oil, the World Bank, and the Need for Human Rights Assessments
- Indigenous Interpretations of the Right to Education Incorporating Gandhi's Visionary Philosophy to Educational Reform
- James Curran, an Evaluation of the Contribution of the Conference
- Ingvill Thorson Plesner, Legal Limitations to Freedom of Religion or Belief in School Education
- Dorothy Toth Beasley, Introduction to Judge Navanethem Pillay
- Selecting an Investor-state Arbitration Mechanism for Disputes Arising Under China's Belt and Road Initiative Projects
- Martin E. Marty, "but Even So, Look at That": Working With the Convention on the Rights of the Child
- Yesha Yadav, the Specter of Sisyphus: Re-making International Financial Regulation After the Global Financial Crisis
- Mohamed Y. Mattar, Access to International Criminal Justice for Victims of Violence Against Women Under International Family Law
- Jordan E. Toone, Mirage in the Gulf?: Examining the Upsurge in Fdi in the Gcc and Its Legal and Economic Implications for the Mena Region
- President Jimmy Carter, Opening Remarks
- Molly S. Marx, Whose Best Interests Does it Really Serve? a Critical Examination of Romania's Recent Self-serving International Adoption Policies
- Sam Cook, Security Council Resolution 1820: on Militarism, Flashlights, Raincoats, and Rooms With Doors (a Political Perspective on Where it Came from and What it Adds)
- Upendra Baxi, Keynote Address: Does Life Indeed Begin at Sixty? Revisiting the Udhr as a "single Garment of Destiny" in a Hyperglobalizing World
- Pamela Scully, Vulnerable Women: a Critical Reflection on Human Rightsdiscourse and Sexual Violence
- #isis: the Largest Threat to World Peace Trending Now
- Stacy-ann Elvy, Towards a New Democratic Africa: the African Charter on Democracy, Elections and Governance
- Jim Chen, Modern Disaster Theory: Evaluating Disaster Law as a Portfolio of Legal Rules
- Huawei Strikes Back: Challenging National Security Decisions Before Investment Arbitral Tribunals
- Hong Kong's Civil Disobedience Under China's Authoritarianism
- Susannah Sirkin, "one by One Makes a Bundle": Action Through Legal, Medical, and Public Health Partnering
- Uefa Financial Fairplay Regulations and European Union Antitrust Law Complications
- President Jimmy Carter, the Role of the Carter Center
- Eran Shamir-borer, Revisiting Hamdan v. Rumsfeld's Analysis of the Laws of Armed Conflict
- Courtney Ginn, Ensuring the Effective Prosecution of Sexually Violent Crimes in the Bosnian War Crimes Chamber: Applying Lessons from the Icty
- Brian D. Boone, Bullseye!: Why a "targeting" Approach to Personal Jurisdiction in the E-commerce Context Makes Sense Internationally
- The Quiet Audience: U.s. Responsibility to Call for an International Investigation Into Crimes Against Muslims in Burma
- Ambar Carvalho, the Sliding Scale Approach to Protecting Nonresident Immigrants Against the Use of Excessive Force in Vilation of the Fourth Amendment
- The Judicial Philosophy of Chief Justice John Roberts: an Analysis Through the Eyes of International Law
- Todd F. Chatham, Criminal Jurisdiction in Antarctica: a Proposal for Dealing With Jurisdictional Uncertainty and Lack of Effective Enforcement
- Matthew T. Nesbitt, from Oil Lamps to Cell Phones: What the Trilateral Offices Can Teach Us About Detaingling the Metaphysics of Contributory Infringement
- The North Atlantic Treaty and It's Relationship to Other "engagements" of Its Parties--a Commentary on Article 8
- Mi Hyun Yoon, Trading in a Flash: Implication of High-frequency Trading for Securities Regulators Worldwide
- No-fault Vaccine Injury Compensation Systems Adopted Pursuant to the Covid-19 Public Health Emergency Response
- Joel A. Nichols, Religion, Marriage, and Pluralism
- Alexander Weaver, Aggravated With Aggregators: Can International Copyright Law Save the Newsroom?
- Bonita Meyersfeld, Domestic Violence, Health, and International Law
- Randall Peerenboom, China Stands Up: 100 Years of Humiliation, Sovereignty Concerns, and Resistance to Foreign Pressure on Prc Courts
- Johan D. Van Der Vyver, Prosecuting Offenses Against the Law of Nations in the United States
- Religion and Constitutionalism: Lessons from American and Islamic Constitutionalism
- Police Powers and the Constitution of India: the Inconspicuous Ascent of an Incongruous American Implant
- Economy Versus Care: China's Economic Ambitions and a Conundrum in Alternative Care
- Putting Peacetime First: Crimes Against Humanity and the Civilian Population Requirement
- Exposure to Family Violence in Hague Child Abduction Cases
- Do the Decision-making Mechanisms in the Eu Undermine Member States' National Interest?: a Case Study of the Sanctions Regime
- The Principality of Sealand, and Its Case for Sovereign Recognition
- An Exception to Jesner: Preventing U.s. Corporations and Their Subsidiaries from Avoiding Liability for Harms Caused Abroad
- International Directives Relating to Sentencing
- Abdul-fatah Kola Makinde & Philip Ostien, the Independent Sharia Panel of Lagos State
- Alison E. Lardo, the 2003 Extradition Treaty Between the United States and United Kingdom: Towards a Solution to Transnational White Collar Crime Prosecution?
- Jason Costa, Alone in the World: the United States' Failure to Observe the International Human Right to Compensation for Wrongful Conviction
- Shaira Nanwani, the Burqa Ban: an Unreasonable Limitation on Religious Freedom or a Justifiable Restriction?
- Laurie R. Blank, Complex Legal Frameworks and Complex Operational Challenges: Navigating the Applicable Law Across the Continuum of Military Operations
- Christopher Kunke, Rome Ii and Defamation: Will the Tail Wag the Dog?
- Silas W. Allard, Casualties of Disharmony: the Exclusion of Asylum Seekers Under the Auspices of the Common European Asylum System
- Origins of Nato: 1948--1949
- Robert B. Ahdieh, Introductionafter the Fall: Financial Crisis and the International Order
- The Position of International Law Within the Indonesian Legal System
- Merilin Kiviorg, Estonia
- Thomas C. Berg, the United States
- Nicole S. Thompson, Due Process Problems Caused by Large Disparities in Grants of Asylum: Will New Department of Justice Recommendations Solve the Problem?
- An Examination of Graffiti Protection and the Social Obligation Theory of Property
- Abdullahi Ahmed An-na?im, Religious Norms and Family Law: Is it Legal or Normative Pluralism?
- Separating Controversy and Climate Change: How the Unites States Could Lead Climate Change and Energy Reform With the Growth of Renewable Energy Sources Globally
- Rainer Nickel, Data Mining and "renegade" Aircrafts: the States as Agents of a Global Militant Security Governance Networkthe German Example
- Policing in Partnership: Nicaraguan Policies With Implications for U.s. Police Forces
- The Prisoner as One of Us: Norwegian Wisdom for American Penal Practice
- Inclusion to Exclusion: Women in Syria
- Labor Migration in a Globalized World: the Human Journey's Challenges for International Law and Policy
- Freedom of Expression in Russia as it Relates to Criticism of the Government
- Won Kidane, Procedural Due Process in the Expulsion of Aliens Under International, United States, and European Union Law: a Comparative Analysis
- Nicole B. Herther-spiro, Can Ethnic Federalism Prevent "recourse to Rebellion?" a Comparative Analysis of the Ethiopian and Iraqi Constitutional Structures
- Mark Hill, the United Kingdom
- Non-income Tax Legislation Across Latin America: an Effective Policy to Raise Revenues?
- David P. Fidler, Gender Politics, Gender Paradox: Establishing and Implementing Global Standards for the Promotion and Protection of Women's Health
- Amanda N. Wilson , Jet-setting Orphan Works: the Transnational Making Available of Works of Unknown Authorship, Anonymous Works, or Lost Authors
- Chad P. Ralston, Going it Alone: a Pragmatic Approach to Combating Foreign-effected Tax Evasion
- Alan Payne, Redefining ?atheism? in America: What the United States Could Learn from Europe?s Protection of Atheists
- Lawrence O. Gostin, Global Health Law Governance
- Okezie Chukwumerije, Rhetoric Versus Reality: the Link Between the Rule of Law and Economic Development
- The Civil Codes of Libya and Syria: Hybridity, Durability, and Post-revolution Viability in the Aftermath of the Arab Spring
- Alanna Chang, South Africa: the Up Down, an Application of a Downstream Model to Enforce Positive Socio-economic Rights
- Natan Lerner, Religious Liberty in the State of Israel
- Article 4 of the North Atlantic Treaty
- Comparative Approaches to Myanmar's Child Labor Epidemic: the Role of Compulsory Education
- Lauren L. Sullins, "phishing" for a Solution: Domestic and International Approaches to Decreasing Online Identity Theft
- Timothy R. Holbrook, the Potential Extraterritorial Consequences of
- President Ferenc Mádl, Health and Human Rights in the European Union
- Benjamin R. Farley, Calling a State a State: Somaliland and International Recognition
- I, Too, Sing America: Customary International Law for American State and Federal Courts' Post-kiobel Jurisprudence, Guided by Australian and Indian Experiences
- Failed Boundaries: the Near-perfect Correlation Between State-to-state Wto Claims and Private Party Investment Rights
- Sam Singer, the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act in the Private Equity Era: Extracting a Hidden Element
- Weapons of Mass Construction: the Role of Intellectual Property in Nigeria's Film and Music Industries
- Tibor Varady, on Tying Ideals to Some Meaning and Introduction of President Madl
- Not Your Father's Marketplace of Ideas: Hate Speech and the Fraudulent Marketplace of Ideas Created by Social Media
- Ukraine: Analyzing the Revolution and Nato Action in Light of the U.n. Charter and Nicaragua
- Regulation and Innovative Finance for Sustainable Energy
- Kristen E. Tullos, from Cyber Attacks to Social Media Revolutions: Adapting Legal Frameworks to the Challenges and Opportunities of New Technology
- C. Theodora Van Der Zalm, Protecting the Innocent: Children's Act 38 of 2005 and Customary Law in South Africa--conflicts, Consequences, and Possible Solutions
- What a Dump! the Current State of Antidumping Duty Calculations in Non-market Economy Cases
- David J. Bederman, 25 Years of Student Scholarship and Editorship for the Emory International Law Review
- Ligia M. De Jesus, Treaty Interpretation of the Right to Life Before Birth by Latin American and Caribbean States: an Analysis of Common International Treaty Obligations and Relevant State Practice at International Fora
- The Impact of Situational Factors on Forum Choice and Criminal Justice System Development in Bangladesh
- Are the U.k.'s Payment-by-results Programs Right for U.s. Prisons?
- Balázs Schanda, Hungary
- Scope and Historical Developments of Article 6
- Women, International Human Rights Law, and the Right to Adequate Housing in Africa
- Mark B. Baker, No Country Left Behind: the Exporting of U.s. Legal Norms Under the Guise of Economic Integration
- Alex O. Canizares, Is Charming Betsy Losing Her Charm? Interpreting U.s. Statutes Consistently With International Trade Agreements and the Chevron Doctrine
- Matthew Parker, Giving Teeth to European Patent Reform: Overcoming Recent Legal Challenges
- Hate Speech Laws and Blasphemy Laws: Parallels Show Problems With the U.n. Strategy and Plan of Action on Hate Speech
- Iraqi Women as Legally Vulnerable Subjects: Applying Gender-mainstreaming and Vulnerability Theory in the Post-conflict Iraqi State
- The United States' Convention Against Torture Ruds: Allowing the Use of Solitary Confinement in Lieu of Mental Health Treatment in U.s. Immigration Detention Centers
- Lowering the "efficacy" Threshold for Section 3(d) of the Indian Patents (amendment) Act 2005: a Case for a Broader Scope
- Michelle Madden Dempsey, Carolyn Hoyle & Mary Bosworth, Defining Sex Trafficking in International and Domestic Law: Mind the Gaps
- Mark Rosenberg, a New Threat to the Health of Women and Their Families: the Global Epidemic of Road Traffic Injuries
- Jimmy Carter, What's Right for Children
- Smita Aiyar, International Child Abductions Involving Non-hague Convention States: the Need for a Uniform Approach
- Trademark Thrower: Using Banksy's Recent Eu Trademark Misadventures to Assess Why Copyright Is Not "for Losers"
- The Dark Heart of Eastern Europe: Applying the British Model to Football-related Violence and Racism
- Paul E. Weisenfeld, Successes and Challenges of the Haiti Earthquake Response: the Experience of Usaid
- Settling Sovereign Debt's "trial of the Century"
- Forum Non Conveniens and the "flat" Globe
- Norms Governing the Interstate Use of Force: Explaining the Status Quo Bias of International Law
- Paul J. Zwier & Alexander Barney, Moving to an Oral Adversarial System in Mexico: Jurisprudential, Criminal Procedure, Evidence Law, and Trial Advocacy Implications
- Men of the Spear and Men of God: Islamism's Contributions to the New Somali State
- The North Atlantic Treaty--preamble and Principles
- T W Bennett, Legal Pluralism and the Family in South Africa: Lessons from Customary Law Reform
- Foreword
- Jurisdictional Battles in Both European Union Cross-border Injunctions and United States Anti-suit Injunctions
- Andrea E. K. Thomas, Nongovernmental Organizations and the International Criminal Court: Implications of Hobbes' Theories of Human Nature and the Development of Social Institutions for Their Evolving Relationship
- Jordan Kearney, Why China?s 2010 Medical Malpractice Reform Fails to Reform Medical Malpractice
- Rosalind I.j. Hackett, Regulating Religious Freedom in Africa
- Fighting the "three Evils": a Structural Analysis of Counter-terrorism Legal Architecture in China
- Daniel Englander, Protecting the Human Rights of Lgbt People in Uganda in the Wake of Uganda?s ?anti Homosexuality Bill, 2009?
- Amos N. Guiora, the Quest for Individual Adjudication and Accountability: Are International Tribunals the Right Response to Terrorism?
- Christa Rautenbach, Some Comments on a New Legislative Framework for Female Traditional Healers in South Africa
- The Legality of Executive Orders 13628 and 13645: a Bipartite Analysis
- Edward L. Carter, Argentina?s Right to Be Forgotten
- Johan D. Van Der Vyver, State Interference in the Internal Affairs of Religious Institutions
- The Elusive Distinctivenes of Trade Dress in Eu Trademark Law
- Parents Versus Parens Patriae: the Troubling Legality of Germany's Homeschool Ban and a Textual Basis for Its Removal
- A Tale of Two Treaties: a Study of Nafta and the Usmca's Investor-state Dispute Settlement Mechanisms
- Janelle L. Cornwall, it Was the First Strike of Bloggers Ever: an Examination of Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights as Italian Bloggers Take a Stand Against the Alfano Decree
- The Karadžić Genocide Conviction: Inferences, Intent, and the Necessity to Redefine Genocide
- Marcelo Dias Varella, Central Aspects of the Debate on the Complexity of International law
- Restoring Liberalism to Transnational Corporate Accountability: from Universal Jurisdiction's Ashes to an Afterlife of Multilateral Avenues
- Thomas C. Fischer, an American Looks at the European Union
- Richard G. Small, Towards a Theory of Contextual Transplants
- Don S. Browning, the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child: Should it Be Ratified and Why?
- Matthew Belz, Provisional Application of the Energy Charter Treaty: Kardassopoulos v. Georgia and Improving Provisional Application in Multilateral Treaties
- David J. Bederman, an Evaluation of the Contribution of the Conference
- Justin Desautels-stein, Extraterritoriality, Antitrust, and the Pragmatist Style
- T. Jeremy Gunn, Introduction
- Mega-constellations: Disrupting the Space Legal Order
- G.f. Whyte, the Frontiers of Religious Liberty: a Commonwealth Celebration of the 25th Anniversary of the U.n. Declaration on Religious Tolerance - Ireland
- Can We Learn to Incentivize Morality?: a Discussion of Biotechnology on an International Level
- Timothy P. Terrell, Professionalism on an International Scale: the Lex Mundi Project to Identify the Fundamental Shared Values of Law Practice
- Peter M. Crofton, Alternative Fuels and Developing Nations: Who Will Pay the Piper?
- José M. González Del Valle, Spain
- David M. Smolin, Overcoming Religious Objections to the Convention on the Rights of the Child
- Thomas Buck, Jr., from Big Love to the Big House: Justifying Anti-polygamy Laws in an Age of Expanding Rights
- Natan Lerner, Group Rights and Legal Pluralism
- Lama Abu-odeh, on Law and the Transition to Market: the Case of Egypt
- The Human Right to Education: Definition, Research and Annotated Bibliography
- Jim Chen, Soft Law and the Global Financial System
- Law, Religion, and Immigration: Building Bridges With Express Lanes
- Matthew J. Wilson, Failed Attempt to Undermine the Third Wave: Attorney Fee Shifting Movement in Japan
- Commentary on Articles 2 and 3 of the Washington Treaty
- A Gap Between Ideals and Reality: the Right to Health and the Inaccessibility of Healthcare for Haitian Migrant Workers in the Dominican Republic
- New Leadership Needed: the Convention on Biological Diversity
- Navigating Between Scylla and Charybdis: How the International Criminal Court Turned Restraint Into Power Play
- Catherine Lotrionte, State Sovereignty and Self-defense in Cyberspace: a Normative Framework for Balancing Legal Rights
- T. Jeremy Gunn, the Religious Right and the Opposition to U.s. Ratification of the Convention on the Rights of the Child
- Rohani Mahyera, Saving Cricket: a Proposal for the Legalization of Gambling in India to Regulate Corrupt Betting Practices in Cricket
- Lincoln's Legacy for American International Law
- Foreword