Denver Journal of International Law and Policy

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• The Environment, Climate Change, And Human Rights: The Significance Of The Human Right To Environment.
• A Call for Congressional Action: Revisiting Universal Jurisdiction in the United States.
• The Plaumann Problem: How the People's Climate Case Widened the Gap to Judicial Review of the EU's Inadequate Climate Policy.
• Every 66 Hours. Dead or Disappeared. A Colonial Gendered Lens on Genocide: Case Study on Canada's Genocide Against Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA People.
• Settling The Genocide V. Ethnic Cleansing Debate: Ending Misuse Of The Euphemism Ethnic Cleansing.
• The Influence of EU Competition Law Beyond the EU: Insights from Japan, the UK, Brazil, and the USA.
• Changing Tides Of The Nile: Analyzing Egypt's Claim To Preserve Its Historical Water Rights.
• A Regional Cooperative Regime Should Be Established to Respond to the Radioactive Water Disposal Plan from Fukushima.
• FOREWORD.(Denver Journal of International Law & Policy)
• Banning Imports of Hunting Trophies and Protecting Endangered Wildlife.

Featured documents

• HONOR KILLING AND THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLES: CULTURAL RIGHT OR HUMAN RIGHT VIOLATION?
• The Right to Reproductive Choice: A Study in International Law.
• Earned sovereignty: juridical underpinnings.
• The 2002 Johannesburg World Summit on sustainable development: International Environmental Law collides with reality, turning Jo'burg into "joke'burg".
• Hired hands needed: the impact of globalization and human rights law on migrant workers in the United States.
• Resolving sovereignty-based conflicts: the emerging approach of earned sovereignty.
• Preemptive or preventive war: a discussion of legal and moral standards.
• Hawala, money laundering, and terrorism finance: micro-lending as an end to illicit remittance.
• Military commissions and terrorism.
• Global Efforts to Realize the Essential but Elusive Goal of Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment (SDG 5).