Denver Journal of International Law and Policy
- Resolving sovereignty-based conflicts: the emerging approach of earned sovereignty.
- Ethiopia's armed intervention in Somalia: the legality of self-defense in response to the threat of terrorism.
- Earned sovereignty: juridical underpinnings.
- Cooperation with National Systems.
- The policy/operational dichotomy in intra-state tort liability: an example of the ever-continuing transformation of the common law.
- The 2002 Johannesburg World Summit on sustainable development: International Environmental Law collides with reality, turning Jo'burg into "joke'burg".
- Corporate governance: Sarbanes-Oxley Act, related legal issues, and global comparisons.
- HONOR KILLING AND THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLES: CULTURAL RIGHT OR HUMAN RIGHT VIOLATION?
- Aid for trade: a roadmap for success.
- The optimal use of comparative law.
- The Timor gap: who decides who is in control?
- Israel's invasion of Gaza in international law.
- Exploring America's Approach on Environmental Issues.
- NAFTA Chapter 11 dispute resolution and Mexico: a healthy mix of international law, economics and politics.
- THE CHINA-PAKISTAN ECONOMIC CORRIDOR: REGIONAL EFFECTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND TRADE.
- Development and dissemination of clean lighting: model law on lighting for developing countries.
- The United Nations in the 21st Century: Dilemmas in World Politics, 5th ed.
- Changing Tides Of The Nile: Analyzing Egypt's Claim To Preserve Its Historical Water Rights.
- The future of human rights in the age of globalization.
- Microfinance - is there a solution? A survey on the use of MFIs to alleviate poverty in India.
- The plight of Zimbabwean unaccompanied refugee minors in South Africa: a call for comprehensive legislative action.
- A comparative approach to prisoners' rights in the European Court of Human Rights and Inter-American Court of Human Rights jurisprudence.
- WTO and the Environment.
- The economic community of West African States and the regional use of force.
- Trial Justice: The International Criminal Court and the Lord's Resistance Army.
- Global Efforts to Realize the Essential but Elusive Goal of Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment (SDG 5).
- Diversity and the European Union: Grant v. SWT, the Treaty of Amsterdam, and the free movement of persons.
- Military commissions and terrorism.
- Subversive Sites: Feminist Engagements with Law in India.
- The sale of English justice.
- The Doha Round negotiations on agricultural subsidies.
- Is the continued use of sanctions as implemented against Iraq a violation of international human rights?
- The COVID-19 pandemic in a time of deglobalization: CHALLENGES AND PERSPECTIVES FOR GLOBAL GOVERNANCE AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION.
- Millennium development Goal 6 and the trifecta of HIV/AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis in Africa: a human rights analysis.
- Immigration and immigration law after 9/11: getting it straight.
- The human rights approach to peace in Sierra Leone: the analysis of the peace process and human rights enforcement in a civil war situation.
- WTO trade and environment standard rendering China-Rare Earths GATT article XX exemptions impossible and other international laws incompatible.
- Permissible self-defense targeting and the death of bin Laden.
- The prohibition of torture: absolute means absolute.
- Introductory essay: international law implications of the United States' 'war on terror'.
- The politics of international justice - U.S. policy and the legitimacy of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon.
- The impact of corruption on international trade.
- Flying into the future: drone warfare and the changing face of humanitarian law: keynote address to the 2010 Sutton Colloquium.
- Clarifying the law relating to unmanned drones and the use of force: the relationships between human rights, self-defense, armed conflict, and international humanitarian law.
- Perspectives on the Bush Administration's new immigrant guestworker proposal: the time for immigration reform is now.
- The status of private military contractors under international humanitarian law.
- The adjudication of genocide: gacaca and the road to reconciliation in Rwanda.
- Rescheduling as the groundwork for secondary markets in sovereign debt.
- Human security, humanitarian intervention, and third world concerns.
- The Right to Reproductive Choice: A Study in International Law.
- Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch Staff, NAFTA's Broken Promises: The Border Betrayed.
- Whistleblowing in a foreign key: the consistency of ethics regulation under Sarbanes-Oxley with the WTO GATS provisions.
- The building blocks of hybrid justice.
- Sovereignty and humanity: reality and possibility.
- Protecting the innocent or protecting special interests? Child labor, globalization, and the WTO.
- Darfur and the Crime of Genocide.
- The common heritage of mankind: past, present, and future.
- The law and politics of the Charles Taylor case.
- Corporate groups and strategic alliances: new reform instruments to the Chinese.
- Environmental law.
- Earned sovereignty: the political dimension.
- Establishing norms for private military and security companies.
- From Noriega to Pinochet: Is there an international moral and legal right to kidnap individuals accused of gross human rights violations?
- Immigration policies and the war on terrorism.
- Law in places that don't exist.
- World trade law after Doha: multilateral, regional, and national approaches.
- Iconography of torture: going beyond the tortuous torture debate.
- THE CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN THE PERUVIAN MINING INDUSTRY: FUTURE CHALLENGES.
- STEMMING THE BIAS OF CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS OVER ECONOMIC, SOCIAL, AND CULTURAL RIGHTS.
- In principle but not in practice: the expansion of essential state interests in the doctrine of necessity under customary international law.
- TO THROW A STONE IN PALESTINE: THE PRINCIPLE OF PROPORTIONALITY AND CHILDREN IN THE ISRAELI MILITARY JUSTICE SYSTEM.
- The Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union: between political symbolism and legal realism.
- Why NAFTA violates the Canadian Constitution.
- Is the failure to respond appropriately to a natural disaster a crime against humanity? The responsibility to protect and individual criminal responsibility in the aftermath of Cyclone Nargis.
- The role of Brownfields as sites for mixed use development projects in America and Britain.
- The fundamental human right to prosecution and compensation.
- The unpleasant responsibilities of international human rights law.
- Investor-state mediation and the rise of transparency in international investment law: opportunity or threat?
- A comparative analysis of the Israeli and Arab water law traditions and insights for modern water sharing agreements.
- Jurisdictional conflicts between the ICC and the African Union - solution to the dilemma.
- In pursuit of reconstructing Iraq: does self-determination matter?
- Human security and social development.
- Lifting the veils of equity in maritime entitlements: equidistance with proportionality around the islands.
- Errata.
- China's great western development project in Xinjiang: economic palliative, or political trojan horse?
- The Plaumann Problem: How the People's Climate Case Widened the Gap to Judicial Review of the EU's Inadequate Climate Policy.
- The protection of human rights under international law: will the U.N. human rights council and the emerging new norm "responsibility to protect" make a difference?
- Jurisdiction, Definition of Crimes, and Triggering Mechanisms.
- Democratic responses to terrorism: a comparative study of the United States, Israel, and India.
- Cautiously optimistic: economic liberalization and reconciliation in Rwanda's coffee sector.
- Testing the jurisdictional limits of the international investment regime: the blocking of social media and Internet censorship.
- The EU should merge energy and environmental policy to achieve energy independence from Russia.
- In memoriam: Jonathan C.S. Cox.
- The Brazilian approach to South-South trade and investment: the case of Angola.
- The continuing relevance of Article 2(4): a consideration of the status of the U.N. Charter's limitations on the use of force.
- Human rights implications of national security laws in India: combating terrorism while preserving civil liberties.
- UNESCO, Palestine and archaeology in conflict.(United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization)
- Language, Minorities and Human Rights.
- New challenges for the maquiladoras: legal and policy implications of NAFTA Article 303 for United States-Mexico trade.
- Wartime detention of enemy combatants: what if there were a war and no one could be detained without an attorney?
- Domestic influence of the International Court of Justice.
- NAFTA and the environment.
- Global Governance of Financial Systems: the International Regulation of Systemic Risk.
- An Emerging Legal Perspective on Transnational Business Law: Development Law Theory and Practice.
- The preventive/preemptive war doctrine cannot justify the Iraq war.
- Effect of artificial intelligence on the pattern of foreign direct investment in the Third World: a possible reversal of trend.
- The Code Napoleon: buried but ruling in Latin America.
- Mass migration, cultural conflict, and the fear of terrorism: dilemmas of the democratic West.
- The Iraqi criminal justice system, an introduction.
- Hong Kong's 1997 transition: U.N. enforcement mechanisms to guarantee Hong Kong's human rights will endure after the transition.
- Evolving practice in the field: informing the international legal obligation to "protect".
- The computer piracy superhighway.
- Victims' participation rights within the International Criminal Court: a critical overview.
- Population - environment linkages in international law.
- If the non-person King gets no due process, will International Shoe get the boot?
- SALVAGING THE UNITED NATIONS REDD PROGRAM AGAINST THE BACKDROP OF INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS.
- The role of the media, law, and national resolve in the war on terror.
- War on terror or terror wars: the problem in defining terrorism.
- Preemptive self-defense in an age of weapons of mass destruction: operation Iraqi freedom.
- The status of customary international law in U.S. courts - before and after Erie.
- Foreign direct investment, trade, and China's competition laws.
- Perspectives on the Bush Administration's new immigrant guestworker proposal: immigrant labor issues.
- The Spratly Islands dispute and the law of the sea.
- Improving national enforcement for better governance implementing multilateral environmental agreements.
- Soft law for solid contracts? A comparative analysis of the value of the UNIDROIT principles of international commercial contracts and the principles of European contract law to the process of contract law harmonization.
- Resolving North America's environmental disputes.
- Bringing BITs back from the brink: incorporating progressive treatment provisions in international investment agreements to maintain policy space for state regulation of human rights.
- A conflict of diamonds: the Kimberley Process and Zimbabwe's Marange diamond fields.
- Surviving United States export controls post 9/11: a model compliance program.
- Unilateral non-colonial secession in international law and declaratory General Assembly resolutions: textual content and legal effects.
- Hired hands needed: the impact of globalization and human rights law on migrant workers in the United States.
- The failure of the International Court of Justice to effectively enforce the Genocide Convention.
- Migrants and refugees are routinely denied the protection of international human rights: what does the future hold?
- The Arctic environmental protection strategy, Arctic council and multilateral environmental initiatives: tinkering while the Arctic marine environment totters.
- Perspectives on the Bush Administration's new immigrant guestworker proposal: the Mexican perspective.
- Foreign direct investment in South Africa.
- The effectiveness of the World Bank's anti-corruption efforts: current legal and structural obstacles and uncertainties.
- Themes and variations: the convergence of corporate governance practices in major world markets.
- Caught between hope and despair: an analysis of the Japanese criminal justice system.
- God v. gays? The rights of sexual minorities in international law as seen through the doomed existence of the Brazilian resolution.
- Oil and sustainability in the Arctic Circle.
- Pornography: Group Pressures and Individual Rights.
- THE POWER OF SCALE: INTERNATIONAL LAW AND ITS MICROHISTORIES.
- Committee Report on Jurisdiction, Definition of Crimes, and Complementarity.
- Meddling with the Mullahs: an analysis of the Iran and Libya Sanctions Act of 1996.
- Places of Refuge for Ships: Emerging Environmental Concerns of a Maritime Custom.
- Humanitarian law and the environment.
- Earned sovereignty: the road to resolving the conflict over Kosovo's final status.
- Banning Imports of Hunting Trophies and Protecting Endangered Wildlife.
- Accountability gap: autonomous weapon systems and modes of responsibility in international law.
- Beyond self-defense: United Nations peacekeeping operations & the use of force.
- The international law of antitrust compliance.
- The global compact, environmental principles, and change in international environmental politics.
- Implementing the U.N. Torture Convention in U.S. extradition cases.
- Particularly sensitive sea areas-protecting the marine environment in the territorial seas and exclusive economic zones.
- Honour's role in the international states' system.
- APPLYING U.S. ANIMAL LAW EXTRATERRITORIALLY TO IMPROVE ANIMAL WELFARE STANDARDS ABROAD AND AVOID A RACE TO THE BOTTOM.
- The in dubio pro development principle: a right to development in trade and investment regimes.
- Greening Justice: Creating and Improving Environmental Courts and Tribunals.
- Game theory, international law, and future environmental cooperation in the Middle East.
- Poverty, Islamist extremism, and the debacle of Doha Round counter-terrorism.
- The "imminent threat" requirement for the use of preemptive military force: is it time for a non-temporal standard?
- Enforcement of human rights on multi-national corporations: global climate, strategies and trends for compliance.
- The Perils of Global Legalism.
- Acknowledging our international criminals: Henry Kissinger and East Timor.
- Earned sovereignty: the future of sovereignty-based conflict resolution.
- Liability and compensation for harm caused by nuclear activities.
- To have and to hold: a postmodern feminist response to the mailorder bride industry.
- Multilateral treaties and the environment: a case study in the formation of customary international law.
- United against gender violence: Europeans struggle to provide protection for migrants.
- The first U.N. Social Forum: history and analysis.
- The Law of Information Conflict: National Security Law in Cyberspace.
- Keynote: sustainability and sovereignty in the 21st century.
- Universal jurisdiction: chronicle of a death foretold?
- The conflict between development and the right of the child to health.
- Are unaccompanied alien children really getting a fair trial? An overview of asylum law and children.
- EFFECTIVE ENGAGEMENT OF MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS TO ADDRESS EXISTING INADEQUACIES IN THE ENFORCEMENT OF NORMS AGAINST HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND FORCED LABOR.
- Beyond UNCITRAL: alternatives to universality in transnational insolvency.
- The regulation of cross-border public offerings of securities in the European Union: present and future.
- The grave new world of terrorism: a lawyer's view.
- Foreword.
- An African dimension to the clean development mechanism: finding a path to sustainable development in the energy sector.
- The Marshall Islands nuclear claims tribunal: the claims of the Enewetak people.
- World War I: "the war to end all wars" and the birth of a handicapped international criminal justice system.
- The duty of "reasonable care" under the Customs Modernization Act of 1993.
- The global challenge of protecting human rights: promising new developments.
- Entrenching sustainable human development in the design of the global agenda after 2015.
- 21st century trade agreements: implications for development sovereignty.
- FOREWORD.(Denver Journal of International Law & Policy)
- Bridging the gap between international law and foreign policymaking.
- Justifications and limitations for adopting divergent competition policy and law in emerging economies.
- Prosecution and peace: a role for amnesty before the ICC?
- Negotiating an energy deal under TTIP: drivers and impediments to U.S. shale exports to Europe.
- Development and dissemination of clean lighting: model law on lighting for developed countries.
- The problems and gaps in the nuclear liability conventions and an analysis of how an actual claim would be brought under the current existing treaty regime in the event of a nuclear accident.
- National security law in the post-9-11 world: a survey of recent legal materials.
- Barriers to the successful implementation of the Hague Convention on Protection of Children and Co-operation in Respect of Intercountry Adoption.
- NGO's with an attitude and bayonets: a consideration of transnational criminal organizations.
- A Regional Cooperative Regime Should Be Established to Respond to the Radioactive Water Disposal Plan from Fukushima.
- The end of hibernation of stabilization clause in investment arbitration: reassessing its contribution to sustainable development.