Emory International Law Reviews
- John Witte, Jr. & Nina-louisa Arold, Lift High the Cross?: Contrasting the New European and American Cases on Religious Symbols on Government Property
- Tibor Varady, on Tying Ideals to Some Meaning and Introduction of President Madl
- Complexity and Efficiency at International Criminal Courts
- A Human Face to Instream Flow: Indigenous Rights to Water for Salmon and Fisheries
- Carolyn Evans, Constitutional Narratives: Constitutional Adjudication on the Religion Clauses in Australia and Malaysia
- Mo Zhang, Party Autonomy and Beyond: an International Perspective of Contractual Choice of Law
- Nathaniel Smith, Piratical Jurisdiction: the Plundering of Due Process in the Case of Lei Shi
- Bethanie Barnes, a Critique of the U.s.?russian Adoption Process and Three Recommendations for the U.s.?russian Bilateral Adoption Agreement
- Flora Manship, Collateral Damage of the Imf's Global Economic Relief: a Case Study of Zimbabwe
- Rohani Mahyera, Saving Cricket: a Proposal for the Legalization of Gambling in India to Regulate Corrupt Betting Practices in Cricket
- Sandra L. Hodgkinson, Are Ad Hoc Tribunals an Effective Tool for Prosecuting International Terrorism Cases?
- Religion and Constitutionalism: Lessons from American and Islamic Constitutionalism
- The Imf Must Develop Best Practices Before Government-backed Cryptocurrencies Destabilize the International Monetary System
- 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
- Elyse Mosquini, Are Lawyers Unsung Disaster Heroes?: the Importance of Well-prepared Domestic Legal and Regulatory Frameworks for Effective Disaster Response
- Victoria E. Luxardo, Towards a Solution to the Problem of Illegitimate Patent Enforcement Practices in the United States: an Equitable Affirmative Defense of "fair Use" in Patent
- Thomas Buck, Jr., from Big Love to the Big House: Justifying Anti-polygamy Laws in an Age of Expanding Rights
- Tara Ramanathan, Introduction
- Revisiting Universal Jurisdiction: the Application of the Complementarity Principle by National Courts and Implications for Ex-post Justice in the Syrian Civil War
- 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
- Indigenous Interpretations of the Right to Education Incorporating Gandhi's Visionary Philosophy to Educational Reform
- Gregory S. Gordon, the Eichmann Trial
- Dorothy Toth Beasley, Introduction to Judge Navanethem Pillay
- Forum Selection Clauses—procedural Tools or Contractual Obligations? Conceptualization and Remedies in American and German Law
- Lado and the Need for Uniform Procedures in European Asylum Proceedings
- Abdullahi Ahmed An-na?im, Religious Norms and Family Law: Is it Legal or Normative Pluralism?
- #isis: the Largest Threat to World Peace Trending Now
- 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
- Iain T. Benson, the Freedom of Conscience and Religion in Canada: Challenges and Opportunities
- Tyler G. Banks, Corporate Liability Under the Alien Tort Statute: the Second Circuit?s Misstep Around General Principles of Law in Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Petroleum Co.
- Abdul-fatah Kola Makinde & Philip Ostien, the Independent Sharia Panel of Lagos State
- T. Jeremy Gunn, Introduction
- Uefa Financial Fairplay Regulations and European Union Antitrust Law Complications
- When a Home Is Not a House: the Destruction of Romani Personal Property as a Human Rights Violation
- The Prisoner as One of Us: Norwegian Wisdom for American Penal Practice
- The Quiet Audience: U.s. Responsibility to Call for an International Investigation Into Crimes Against Muslims in Burma
- Gerhard Robbers, Germany
- 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
- Martin E. Marty, "but Even So, Look at That": Working With the Convention on the Rights of the Child
- Rosalind I.j. Hackett, Regulating Religious Freedom in Africa
- Owning Frida Kahlo
- James F.f. Carroll, Back to the Future: Redefining the Foreign Investment and National Security Act's Conception of National Security
- Sascha Meinrath & Marvin Ammori, Internet Freedom and the Role of an Informed Citizenry at the Dawn of the Information Age
- Nothing Certain About Death and Taxes (and Inheritance): European Union Regulation of Cross-border Successions
- Daniel B. Garrie & Rebecca Wong, Demystifying Clickstream Data: a European and U.s. Perspective
- The Proposed Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (ttip): Isds Provisions, Reconciliation, and Future Trade Implications
- Forum Non Conveniens and the "flat" Globe
- Stacy-ann Elvy, Towards a New Democratic Africa: the African Charter on Democracy, Elections and Governance
- Complementarity and Post-coloniality
- Una Solució, Si Us Plau: Self-determination and the Catalan Crisis
- Non-income Tax Legislation Across Latin America: an Effective Policy to Raise Revenues?
- Brittany T. Cragg, Home Is Where the Halt Is: Mandating Corporate Social Responsibility Through Home State Regulation and Social Disclosure
- 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
- You Say Embargo, I Say Bloqueo—a Policy Recommendation for Promoting Foreign Direct Investment and Safeguarding Human Rights in Cuba
- Natan Lerner, from Ilo Standards to Eu Law: the Case of Equality Between Men and Women at Work
- Diversity and Uniformity in International Arbitration Law
- Pauline Côté & T. Jeremy Gunn, Canada
- Future War and the War Powers Resolution
- Police Powers and the Constitution of India: the Inconspicuous Ascent of an Incongruous American Implant
- No Papers? You Can't Have Water: a Critique of Localities' Denial of Utilities to Undocumented Immigrants
- Ross P. Buckley, Improve Living Standards in Poor Countries: Reform the International Monetary Fund
- Inclusion to Exclusion: Women in Syria
- Yilin Ding, Absolute, Restrictive, or Something More: Did Beijing Choose the Right Type of Sovereign Immunity for Hong Kong?
- The Best Practice of Forgetting
- Mi Hyun Yoon, Trading in a Flash: Implication of High-frequency Trading for Securities Regulators Worldwide
- With Our Feet to the Fire: Regional Agreements as Mechanisms of Changing International Law to Include Persons Displaced by Climate Change
- E. Rainbow Willard, How to Get Less Than You Bargain For: Adjudicating the Guatemalabelize Territorial Dispute at the I.c.j
- The North Atlantic Treaty: Article 9 and Nato's Institutionalization
- Natan Lerner, Group Rights and Legal Pluralism
- Kedar S. Bhatia, Reconsidering the Purely Jurisdictional View of the Alien Tort Statute
- John Odle, Targeted Killings in Yemen and Somalia: Can the United States Target Low-level Terrorists?
- If it Ain't Broke: the Case Against "rolling Back" Vehicle Emissions Regulations in the United States
- Edward L. Carter, Argentina?s Right to Be Forgotten
- Popular Participation in the Constitution of the Illiberal State—an Empirical Study of Popular Engagement and Constitutional Reform in Cuba and the Contours of Cuban Socialist Democracy 2.0
- Jimmy Carter, What's Right for Children
- Marcelo Dias Varella, Central Aspects of the Debate on the Complexity of International law
- 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
- Christina Lembo, Fifa Transfer Regulations and Uefa Player Eligibility Rules: Major Changes in European Football and the Negative Effect on Minors
- Myanmar's Democratic Transition: Opportunity for Transitional Justice to Address the Persecution of the Rohingya
- Christopher Kunke, Rome Ii and Defamation: Will the Tail Wag the Dog?
- Should We Be Merciful to the Merciless—mercy in Sentencing
- Timothy R. Holbrook, the Potential Extraterritorial Consequences of
- Exposure to Family Violence in Hague Child Abduction Cases
- Foreword
- Laura Halonen, Catch Them if You Can: Compatibility of United Kingdom and United States Legislation Against Financing Terrorism With Public International Law Rules on Jurisdiction
- Johan D. Van Der Vyver, the Contours of Religious Liberty in South Africa
- Mega-constellations: Disrupting the Space Legal Order
- Landlubbers as Pirates: the Lack of "high Seas" Requirement for the Incitement and Intentional Facilitation of Piracy
- International Directives Relating to Sentencing
- Hate Speech Laws and Blasphemy Laws: Parallels Show Problems With the U.n. Strategy and Plan of Action on Hate Speech
- Timothy P. Terrell, Professionalism on an International Scale: the Lex Mundi Project to Identify the Fundamental Shared Values of Law Practice
- Stephanie Glynn, Toxic Toys and Dangerous Drywall: Holding Foreign Manufacturers Liable for Defective Products?the Fund Concept
- Paul J. Zwier & Alexander Barney, Moving to an Oral Adversarial System in Mexico: Jurisprudential, Criminal Procedure, Evidence Law, and Trial Advocacy Implications
- Mohamed Y. Mattar, Access to International Criminal Justice for Victims of Violence Against Women Under International Family Law
- David J. Bederman, an Evaluation of the Contribution of the Conference
- Melynda J. Price, Balancing Lives: Individual Accountability and the Death Penalty as Punishment for Genocide (lessons from Rwanda)
- Men of the Spear and Men of God: Islamism's Contributions to the New Somali State
- Peter Cumper, the United Kingdom and the U.n. Declaration on the Elimination of Intolerance and Discrimination Based on Religion or Belief
- The Rights of Stateless Children Born from Cross-border Reproductive Care
- Molly S. Marx, Whose Best Interests Does it Really Serve? a Critical Examination of Romania's Recent Self-serving International Adoption Policies
- Asylum Seekers: the Search for Basic Human Right to Healthcare in Industrial Countries
- John W. Egan, the Future of Criminal Jurisdiction Over the Deployed American Soldier: Four Major Trends in Bilateral U.s. Status of Forces Agreements
- Catherine Lotrionte, State Sovereignty and Self-defense in Cyberspace: a Normative Framework for Balancing Legal Rights
- Labor Migration in a Globalized World: the Human Journey's Challenges for International Law and Policy
- Women, International Human Rights Law, and the Right to Adequate Housing in Africa
- Jordan J. Paust, Constitutionality of U.s. Participation in the United Nations-authorized War in Libya
- Article 4 of the North Atlantic Treaty
- Twenty-first Century Regression: the Disparate Impact of Transmission Laws on Gay Men
- Why the United Kingdom Should Look to Switzerland's Immigration System to Protect the English Premier League After Brexit
- Maria Angela Jardim De Santa Cruz Oliveira & Nuno Garoupa, Stare Decisis and Certiorari Arrive to Brazil: a Comparative Law and Economics Approach
- Lauren L. Sullins, "phishing" for a Solution: Domestic and International Approaches to Decreasing Online Identity Theft
- Ergun Özsunay, Turkey
- Separating Controversy and Climate Change: How the Unites States Could Lead Climate Change and Energy Reform With the Growth of Renewable Energy Sources Globally
- Jim Chen, Soft Law and the Global Financial System
- Lama Abu-odeh, on Law and the Transition to Market: the Case of Egypt
- Fictions of the Final Frontier: Why the United States Space Act of 2015 Is Illegal
- Wrongful Convictions: Not Just an American Phenomenon?: an Investigation Into the Causes of Wrongful Convictions in the United States, Germany, Italy, and Japan
- Rik Torfs, Belgium
- A President, an International Tribunal and a Band of Farmers Walk Into a Constitutional Court'the Last Laugh: Mike Campbell v. the Government of the Republic of Zimbabwe
- Emory International Law Review Editorial Board, Dedication
- Johan D. Van Der Vyver, the Environment: State Sovereignty, Human Rights, Andarmed Conflict
- The North Atlantic Treaty--preamble and Principles
- John Witte, Jr., Introduction: the Foundations and Frontiers of Religious Liberty
- What's Intent Got to Do With It? Interpreting "peaceful Purpose" in Article Iv.1 of the Npt
- Judge Navanethem Pillay, Keynote Address: Protection of the Health of Women Through International Criminal Law: How Can International Criminal Law Contribute to Efforts to Improve the Health of Women?
- The Implementation of the Rights to Self-determination of Aymara and Quechua Indigenous Peoples: an International Normative Response to the Spanish Conquest of Tawantinsuyu
- Merilin Kiviorg, Estonia
- Akamai Marketa Trimble, Gat, solvay, and the Centralization of Patent Litigation in Europe
- Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act: What it Could Mean for the Future of Financial Privacy and International Law
- Danielle Viera, Try as They Might, Just Can?t Get it Right: Shortcomings of the International Megan?s Law of 2010
- Mindy Pava, the Cuban Conundrum: Proposing an International Trademark Registry for Well-known Foreign Marks
- International Law and the "globalization" of the Arctic: Assessing the Rights of Non-arctic States in the High North
- Public Health Crises and Abortion: the Need for a Reinterpretation of the Helm's Amendment's
- Jim Chen, Modern Disaster Theory: Evaluating Disaster Law as a Portfolio of Legal Rules
- Matthew Reichstein, the Extradition of General Manuel Noriega: an Application of International Criminal and Humanitarian Law to Answer the Question, "if So, Where Should He Go?"
- A Prescription for America's Prescriptions
- The North Atlantic Treaty at 70--article 10
- Alexander Weaver, Aggravated With Aggregators: Can International Copyright Law Save the Newsroom?
- To Enforce or Manage: an Analysis of Wto Compliance
- Jordana S. Rubel, a Missed Opportunity: the Ramifications of the Committee Against Torture's Failure to Adequately Address Israel's Ill-treatment of Palestinian Detainees
- Daniel M. Singerman, It's Still Good to Be the King: an Argument for Maintaining the Status Quo in Foreign Head of State Immunity
- Rex J. Ahdar, Religious Liberty in a Temperate Zone: a Report from New Zealand
- Dana M. Cohen, Looking for a Way Out: How to Escape the Assisted Suicide Law in England
- Nadia A. Deans, Tragedy of Humanity: the Issue of Intervention in the Darfur Crisis
- Alanna Chang, South Africa: the Up Down, an Application of a Downstream Model to Enforce Positive Socio-economic Rights
- Ann Laquer Estin, Family Law, Pluralism, and Human Rights
- The Impact of Situational Factors on Forum Choice and Criminal Justice System Development in Bangladesh
- President Mary Robinson, Women's Right to Health: a Conversation
- Yasmine Ergas, Babies Without Borders: Human Rights, Human Dignity, and the Regulation of International Commercial Surrogacy
- What a Dump! the Current State of Antidumping Duty Calculations in Non-market Economy Cases
- Don S. Browning, the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child: Should it Be Ratified and Why?
- Benjamin R. Farley, Calling a State a State: Somaliland and International Recognition
- The Elusive Distinctivenes of Trade Dress in Eu Trademark Law
- The Unique Jurisdiction of the African Court on Human and People's Rights: Protection of Human Rights Beyond the African Charter
- Thomas C. Berg, the United States
- Can We Learn to Incentivize Morality?: a Discussion of Biotechnology on an International Level
- Matthew T. Nesbitt, from Oil Lamps to Cell Phones: What the Trilateral Offices Can Teach Us About Detaingling the Metaphysics of Contributory Infringement
- Cece v. Holder: an Unprecedented Look at the Asylum Claim for Victims of Attempted Sex Trafficking
- Jordan Kearney, Why China?s 2010 Medical Malpractice Reform Fails to Reform Medical Malpractice
- Gary D. Feldon, the Antitrust Model of Extraterritorial Trademark Jurisdiction: Analysis and Predictions After F. Hoffmann-la Roche
- Mark Hill, the United Kingdom
- Susannah Sirkin, "one by One Makes a Bundle": Action Through Legal, Medical, and Public Health Partnering
- José M. González Del Valle, Spain
- A Perplexing Paradox: "de-statification" of "investor-state" Dispute Settlement?
- Bonita Meyersfeld, Domestic Violence, Health, and International Law
- Mark B. Baker, No Country Left Behind: the Exporting of U.s. Legal Norms Under the Guise of Economic Integration
- Establishing a Positive Right to Migrate as a Solution to Food Scarcity
- Matthew Parker, Giving Teeth to European Patent Reform: Overcoming Recent Legal Challenges
- Eric Retter, You Can Check Out Any Time You Like, but We Might Not Let You Leave: Cuba's Travel Policy in the Wake of Signing the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
- Ilan Saban, Theorizing and Tracing the Legal Dimensions of a Control Framework: Law and the Arab-palestinian Minority in Israel?s First Three Decades (1948?1978)
- 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
- Thomas Murray, World Law and the World Law Institute
- Airborne Assassin: Why the Official Stockpiles of the Smallpox Virus Must Be Destroyed
- An Examination of Graffiti Protection and the Social Obligation Theory of Property
- New Leadership Needed: the Convention on Biological Diversity
- President Jimmy Carter, the Role of the Carter Center
- Norms Governing the Interstate Use of Force: Explaining the Status Quo Bias of International Law
- Silas W. Allard, Casualties of Disharmony: the Exclusion of Asylum Seekers Under the Auspices of the Common European Asylum System
- The New Slot Machine: an International Perspective on Why the United States Should Learn to Stop Loving the Loot Box
- Alan Payne, Redefining ?atheism? in America: What the United States Could Learn from Europe?s Protection of Atheists
- Johan D. Van Der Vyver, Prosecuting Offenses Against the Law of Nations in the United States
- Alex O. Canizares, Is Charming Betsy Losing Her Charm? Interpreting U.s. Statutes Consistently With International Trade Agreements and the Chevron Doctrine
- Harmonizing Regulations in the Financial Services Industry Through the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership
- Art Conservation: the Cost of Saving Great Works of Art
- Casting a New Vision
- Applying Double Effect in Armed Conflicts: a Crisis of Legitimacy
- Chinese Currency Manipulation: Are There Any Solutions?
- Amos N. Guiora, Due Process and Counterterrorism
- Erin F. Greenfield, Cercla's Applicability Abroad: Examinging the Reach of a U.s. Environmental Statute in the Face of a Cross-border Pollution Dispute
- Bivens and Ward—constitutional Remedies in the United States and Canada
- Jaap E. Doek, What Does the Children's Convention Require?
- The Civil Codes of Libya and Syria: Hybridity, Durability, and Post-revolution Viability in the Aftermath of the Arab Spring
- Jurisdictional Battles in Both European Union Cross-border Injunctions and United States Anti-suit Injunctions
- Jessica Jones, India Versus the United Nations: the Central Vigilance Commission Act Does Not Satisfy the U.n. Convention Against Corruption
- Shirin Ebadi, Keynote Address: Islam, Human Rights, and Iran
- He Said, She Said: Assessing the Post-colonial Legacy on Somalia's Rape Laws
- Craig Nydick, the British Invasion (of Privacy): Dna Databases in the United Kingdom and United States in the Wake of the Marper Case
- Rajeev Kadambi, the Idea of Human Rights