Emory International Law Reviews - page 2
- Do the Decision-making Mechanisms in the Eu Undermine Member States' National Interest?: a Case Study of the Sanctions Regime
- 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
- Applying Double Effect in Armed Conflicts: a Crisis of Legitimacy
- Jaap E. Doek, What Does the Children's Convention Require?
- Thomas Murray, World Law and the World Law Institute
- Jessica Jones, India Versus the United Nations: the Central Vigilance Commission Act Does Not Satisfy the U.n. Convention Against Corruption
- Mo Zhang, Party Autonomy and Beyond: an International Perspective of Contractual Choice of Law
- Alex O. Canizares, Is Charming Betsy Losing Her Charm? Interpreting U.s. Statutes Consistently With International Trade Agreements and the Chevron Doctrine
- 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
- Casting a New Vision
- 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
- Airborne Assassin: Why the Official Stockpiles of the Smallpox Virus Must Be Destroyed
- Joanna Macmillan, Reformasi and Public Corruption: Why Indonesia?s Anti-corruption Agency Strategy Should Be Reformed to Effectively Combat Public Corruption
- The Plight of Tanzanian Persons With Albinism: a Case for International Refugee and Asylum Procedure Reform
- Maria Angela Jardim De Santa Cruz Oliveira & Nuno Garoupa, Stare Decisis and Certiorari Arrive to Brazil: a Comparative Law and Economics Approach
- What's Intent Got to Do With It? Interpreting "peaceful Purpose" in Article Iv.1 of the Npt
- Abdullahi Ahmed An-na?im, Religious Norms and Family Law: Is it Legal or Normative Pluralism?
- Wrongful Convictions: Not Just an American Phenomenon?: an Investigation Into the Causes of Wrongful Convictions in the United States, Germany, Italy, and Japan
- Lado and the Need for Uniform Procedures in European Asylum Proceedings
- 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
- The North Atlantic Treaty--preamble and Principles
- 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?
- You Say Embargo, I Say Bloqueo—a Policy Recommendation for Promoting Foreign Direct Investment and Safeguarding Human Rights in Cuba
- Rohani Mahyera, Saving Cricket: a Proposal for the Legalization of Gambling in India to Regulate Corrupt Betting Practices in Cricket
- The Implementation of the Rights to Self-determination of Aymara and Quechua Indigenous Peoples: an International Normative Response to the Spanish Conquest of Tawantinsuyu
- Una Solució, Si Us Plau: Self-determination and the Catalan Crisis
- Flora Manship, Collateral Damage of the Imf's Global Economic Relief: a Case Study of Zimbabwe
- Brittany T. Cragg, Home Is Where the Halt Is: Mandating Corporate Social Responsibility Through Home State Regulation and Social Disclosure
- M. Christian Green, Religion, Family Law, and Recognition of Identity in Nigeria
- The North Atlantic Treaty: Article 9 and Nato's Institutionalization
- Iraq's Constitutional Moments and the Institutionalization of Ethno-sectarianism
- Jessica Priselac, the Requirement of State Action in Alien Tort Statute Claims: Does Sosa Matter?
- Daniel Englander, Protecting the Human Rights of Lgbt People in Uganda in the Wake of Uganda?s ?anti Homosexuality Bill, 2009?
- Comparative Approaches to Myanmar's Child Labor Epidemic: the Role of Compulsory Education
- Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act: What it Could Mean for the Future of Financial Privacy and International Law
- 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
- 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
- Gary D. Feldon, the Antitrust Model of Extraterritorial Trademark Jurisdiction: Analysis and Predictions After F. Hoffmann-la Roche
- The Unique Jurisdiction of the African Court on Human and People's Rights: Protection of Human Rights Beyond the African Charter
- Emory International Law Review Editorial Board, Dedication
- The Rights of Stateless Children Born from Cross-border Reproductive Care
- I, Too, Sing America: Customary International Law for American State and Federal Courts' Post-kiobel Jurisprudence, Guided by Australian and Indian Experiences
- Natan Lerner, Group Rights and Legal Pluralism
- Yüksel Sezgin, Women?s Rights in the Triangle of State, Law, and Religion: a Comparison of Egypt and India
- Daniel B. Garrie & Rebecca Wong, Demystifying Clickstream Data: a European and U.s. Perspective
- Autonomous Weapons: How Existing Law Can Regulate Future Weapons
- Harold J. Berman, Introduction to the World Law Institute
- Owning Frida Kahlo
- Pascale Fournier, Borders and Crossroads: Comparative Perspectives on Minorities and Conflict of Laws
- Women, International Human Rights Law, and the Right to Adequate Housing in Africa
- Michael J. Kelly, Grafting the Command Responsibility Doctrine Onto Corporate Criminal Liability for Atrocities
- The Civil Codes of Libya and Syria: Hybridity, Durability, and Post-revolution Viability in the Aftermath of the Arab Spring
- Dana M. Cohen, Looking for a Way Out: How to Escape the Assisted Suicide Law in England
- 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
- Class Action Mechanisms in Chinese and Taiwanese Contexts-a Mixture of Private and Public Law
- Lara M. Pair & Paul Frankenstein, the New Icc Rule on Consolidation: Progress or Change? Jenny R. Hernandez & Anne D. Johnson, a Call to Respond: the International Community?s Obligation to Mitigate the Impact of Natural Disasters
- Jordan J. Paust, Constitutionality of U.s. Participation in the United Nations-authorized War in Libya
- Shirin Ebadi, Keynote Address: Islam, Human Rights, and Iran
- Bethanie Barnes, a Critique of the U.s.?russian Adoption Process and Three Recommendations for the U.s.?russian Bilateral Adoption Agreement
- Uefa Financial Fairplay Regulations and European Union Antitrust Law Complications
- President Jimmy Carter, the Role of the Carter Center
- Public Health Crises and Abortion: the Need for a Reinterpretation of the Helm's Amendment's
- Harmonizing Regulations in the Financial Services Industry Through the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership
- 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
- Art Conservation: the Cost of Saving Great Works of Art
- Tara Ramanathan, Introduction
- When a Home Is Not a House: the Destruction of Romani Personal Property as a Human Rights Violation
- Reid Mortensen, the Unfinished Experiment: a Report on Religious Freedom in Australia
- Melissa Curvino, Church-state Cooperation Does Not Violate a Guarantee of Religious Freedom: a Study of the 1978 Spanish Constitution and 1979 Concordat With the Catholic Church
- Tibor Varady, on Tying Ideals to Some Meaning and Introduction of President Madl
- Restoring Liberalism to Transnational Corporate Accountability: from Universal Jurisdiction's Ashes to an Afterlife of Multilateral Avenues
- Rosalind I.j. Hackett, Regulating Religious Freedom in Africa
- Natan Lerner, from Ilo Standards to Eu Law: the Case of Equality Between Men and Women at Work
- The North Atlantic Treaty at 70--article 10
- T W Bennett, Legal Pluralism and the Family in South Africa: Lessons from Customary Law Reform
- Abraham U. Kannof, Dueling Nationalities: Dual Citizenship, Dominant and Effective Nationality, and the Case of Anwar Al-aulaqi
- Chinese Currency Manipulation: Are There Any Solutions?
- Iain T. Benson, the Freedom of Conscience and Religion in Canada: Challenges and Opportunities
- John Witte, Jr., Foreword?frontiers of Juridical Pluralism: Law, Religion, and the Family
- Social Media and Conflict Mapping in Syria: Implications for Peacemaking, International Criminal Prosecutions and for Trc Processes
- The Federal Circuit Stumbles: U.s. Customs Gets "green Light" for Indefinite Indecision on Importer Protests
- Addressing Dilemmas of the Global and the Local in Transitional Justice
- The Turtle Bay Pivot: How the United Nations Security Council Is Reshaping Naval Pursuit of Nuclear Proliferators, Rogue States, and Pirates
- Diversity and Uniformity in International Arbitration Law
- Johan D. Van Der Vyver, the Contours of Religious Liberty in South Africa
- John W. Egan, the Future of Criminal Jurisdiction Over the Deployed American Soldier: Four Major Trends in Bilateral U.s. Status of Forces Agreements
- Foreword
- Assessing the Strategic Situation Underlying International Antitrust Cooperation
- The Imf Must Develop Best Practices Before Government-backed Cryptocurrencies Destabilize the International Monetary System
- Charles A. Shanor, Terrorism, Historical Analogies, and Modern Choices
- Elyse Mosquini, Are Lawyers Unsung Disaster Heroes?: the Importance of Well-prepared Domestic Legal and Regulatory Frameworks for Effective Disaster Response
- John Witte, Jr., Introduction: the Foundations and Frontiers of Religious Liberty
- John Witte, Jr. & M.christian Green, Religious Freedom, Democracy, and International Human Rights
- Eyene Okpanachi, Between Conflict and Compromise: Lessons on Sharia and Pluralism from Nigeria?s Kaduna and Kebbi States
- "lessons" Confirmed While Serving as Arbitrator and Counsel in Arbitrations Involving Africa
- Trips and Compulsory Licensing: Increasing Participation in the Medicines Patent Pool in the Wake of an Hiv/aids Treatment Timebomb
- Alan Payne, Redefining ?atheism? in America: What the United States Could Learn from Europe?s Protection of Atheists
- Javier Martínez-torrón, Limitations on Religious Freedom in the Case Law of the European Court of Human 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)
- Amos N. Guiora, Due Process and Counterterrorism
- Bivens and Ward—constitutional Remedies in the United States and Canada
- Sean Libby, [d]efective Control: Problems Arising from the Application of Non-military Command Responsibility by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
- Tech Accountability in Face of Genocide: Gambia v. Facebook
- Johan D. Van Der Vyver, Prosecuting Terrorism in International Tribunals
- Evan J. Wallach, Partisans, Pirates, and Pancho Villa: How International and National Law Handled Non-state Fighters in the "good Old Days" Before 1949 and That Approach's Applicability to the "war on Terror"
- Adam Masarek, Treetop View of the Cathedral: Plant Variety Protection in South and Southeast Asian Least-developed Countries
- Rushing to Regulate: Rethinking the Rbi's Directives on Peer-to-peer Regulations in India
- Immigrants, Refugees and Women: International Obligations and the United States
- From the Watch Tower to the Acropolis: the Search for a Consistent Religious Freedom Standard in an Inconsistent World
- James Curran, an Evaluation of the Contribution of the Conference
- Stacy-ann Elvy, Towards a New Democratic Africa: the African Charter on Democracy, Elections and Governance
- 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
- A Tale of Two Theories: Government by Judiciary Theory Versus Guardianship of the Jurist Theory
- Phoenix X.f. Cai, Making Wto Remedies Work for Developing Nations: the Need for Class Actions
- License to Screen: a Review of the Medical Licensure Schemes Impacting Telehealth Proliferation in the United States, the European Union, and Australia
- President Mary Robinson, Women's Right to Health: a Conversation
- The Proposed Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (ttip): Isds Provisions, Reconciliation, and Future Trade Implications
- William H. Foege, the Role of Charitable Foundations in the Protection of Women's Health in Least Developed and Developing Countries
- Benjamin D. Hatch, Dividing the Pie in the Sky: the Need for a New Lunar Resources Regime
- Show, Don't Tell: How Thailand Can and Must Make Advancements in the Fight Against Human Trafficking in the Thai Fishing Industry
- The Post-abc Situation of Lgb Refugees in Europe
- Timothy A. Rybacki, Separation Anxiety: the Repatriation of Foreign Tax Credits Without Associated Income via the Technical Taxpayer Rule's Joint and Several Liability Provision
- To Enforce or Manage: an Analysis of Wto Compliance
- An Era of Foreign Political Interference: Impulsive, Overcompensation of Australia, and a Comparison of Legislative Schemes With the United States
- Cece v. Holder: an Unprecedented Look at the Asylum Claim for Victims of Attempted Sex Trafficking
- Myanmar's Democratic Transition: Opportunity for Transitional Justice to Address the Persecution of the Rohingya
- Adam Linkner, How Salazar v. Buono Synthesizes the Supreme Court?s Establishment Clause Precedent Into a Single Test
- Exploring the Trans-pacific Partnership's Complexities Through the Lens of Its Intellectual Property Rights Chapter
- Raj Bhala, Doha Round Betrayals
- Duncan Alford, Supervisory Colleges: the Global Financial Crisis and Improving International Supervisory Coordination
- Joel A. Nichols, Religion, Marriage, and Pluralism
- John Witte, Jr., Foreword
- Leslie A. Powell, User Fee or Tax: Does Diplomatic Immunity from Taxation Extend to New York City's Proposed Congestion Charge?
- Okezie Chukwumerije, Rhetoric Versus Reality: the Link Between the Rule of Law and Economic Development
- Mohamed Y. Mattar, Access to International Criminal Justice for Victims of Violence Against Women Under International Family Law
- Geoffrey Rathgeber, Gold Medalist to Cheater?: Improving the World?s Fight Against Doping in the Wake Of fina v. Cielo
- Paul J. Zwier & Alexander Barney, Moving to an Oral Adversarial System in Mexico: Jurisprudential, Criminal Procedure, Evidence Law, and Trial Advocacy Implications
- Huma T. Yasin, Playing Catch-up: Proposing the Creation of Status-based Regulations to Bring Private Military Contractor Firms Within the Purview of International and Domestic Law
- Jonathan Todres, Mainstreaming Children?s Rights in Post-disaster Settings
- Kedar S. Bhatia, Reconsidering the Purely Jurisdictional View of the Alien Tort Statute
- Nato as an International Organization: Ten Brief Observations
- Stephanie Glynn, Toxic Toys and Dangerous Drywall: Holding Foreign Manufacturers Liable for Defective Products?the Fund Concept
- Benedetta Faedi Duramy, Women in the Aftermath of the 2010 Haitian Earthquake
- Willa Kalaidjian, Fishing for Solutions: the European Union's Fisheries Partnership Agreements With West African Coastal States and the Call for Effective Regional Oversight in an Exploited Ocean
- Dmitry Maleshin, the Russian Style of Civil Procedure
- Joanna Stettner, International Obesity: Legal Issues
- Nato at 70: the Nato Legal Community's Contribution
- Ann Laquer Estin, Family Law, Pluralism, and Human Rights
- Carolyn Evans, Constitutional Narratives: Constitutional Adjudication on the Religion Clauses in Australia and Malaysia
- Nobuo Hayashi, Contextualizing Military Necessity
- Eric Talbot Jensen, Cyber Deterrence
- Nadia A. Deans, Tragedy of Humanity: the Issue of Intervention in the Darfur Crisis
- Impaled on Morton's Fork: Kosovo, Crimea, and the Sui Generis Circumstance
- Weapons of Mass Construction: the Role of Intellectual Property in Nigeria's Film and Music Industries
- Brian Concannon, Jr. & Beatrice Lindstrom, Cheaper, Better, Longer-lasting: a Rights-based Approach to Disaster Response in Haiti
- Cross-fertilization of Westphalian Approaches to International Law: Third World Studies and a New Era of International Law Scholarship
- Michael Bochenek & Kyle Knight, Establishing a Third Gender Category in Nepal: Process and Prognosis
- International Standards in Regulating Space Travel: Clarifying Ambiguities in the Commercial Era of Outer Space
- The Benefits and Dangers of Proportionality Review in Israel's High Court of Justice
- Foreword
- Michael J. Larson, Calling All Consuls: U.s. Supreme Court Divergence from the International Court of Justice and the Shortcomings of Sanchez-llamas v. Oregon
- Eternal Sunshine: the Right to Be Forgotten in the European Union After the 2016 General Data Protection Regulation
- Jimmy Carter, What's Right for Children
- John D. Haskell, Hugo Grotius in the Contemporary Memory of International Law: Secularism, Liberalism, and the Politics of Restatement and Denial
- A Comparative Analysis of the Treatment of Transgender Prisoners: What the United States Can Learn from Canada and the United Kingdom
- John Quigley, President Bush's Directive on Foreigners Under Arrest: a Critique of Medellín v. Texas
- Alain Garay, Blandine Chélini-pont, Emmanuel Tawil & Zarah Anseur, France
- Johan D. Van Der Vyver, Limitations of Freedom of Religion or Belief: International Law Perspectives
- Johan D. Van Der Vyver, Municipal Legal Obligations of States Parties to the Convention on the Rights of the Child: the South African Model
- Njål Høstmælingen, Norway
- Heather Greenfield, International Law, Religious Limitations, and Cultural Sensitivity: the Park51 Mosque at Ground Zero
- Incarcerated Mother, Invisible Child
- Sabina Schiller, a New Global Legal Order, With or Without America: the Case for Accrediting Foreign Law Schools
- Law, Religion, and Immigration: Building Bridges With Express Lanes
- A Human Face to Instream Flow: Indigenous Rights to Water for Salmon and Fisheries
- David J. Bederman, the Pirate Code
- James Thuo Gathii, International Justice and the Trading Regime
- David J. Bederman & Soniya P. Keskar, Antarctic Environmental Liability: the Stockholm Annex and Beyond
- Extrajudicial Killings in Bangladesh: Exploring the Phenomenon of Human Rights Violations as a Means of Maintaing Power
- Viral Sovereignty, Vaccine Diplomacy, and Vaccine Nationalism: the Institutions of Global Vaccine Access
- Trynie Boezaart, Protecting the Reproductive Rights of Children and Young Adults With Disabilities: the Roles and Responsibilities of the Family, the State, and Judicial Decision-making
- Akamai Marketa Trimble, Gat, solvay, and the Centralization of Patent Litigation in Europe
- Nathan C. Brown, Real Estate Investment Trusts and Subpart F: Characterizing Subpart F Inclusions for Purposes of the Reit Income Tests
- Foreword
- President Jimmy Carter, Opening Remarks
- Dean David F. Partlett, a Tribute to Harold Berman
- The North Atlantic Treaty and It's Relationship to Other "engagements" of Its Parties--a Commentary on Article 8
- The Judicial Philosophy of Chief Justice John Roberts: an Analysis Through the Eyes of International Law
- Deporting Dreamers as a Crime Against Humanity
- Being Able to Prosecute Saif Al-islam Gaddafi: Applying Article 17(3) of the Rome Statute to Libya
- Anand Sithian, ?but the Americans Made Me Do It!?: How United States v. Ubs Makes the Case for Executive Exhaustion
- Howard Davidson, Children's Rights and American Law: a Response to What's Wrong With Children's Rights
- A Vision for Future Mobility: Hyperloop One and the Submerged Floating Tunnel from Estonia and Finland