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- The Right to Reproductive Choice: A Study in International Law.
- What's in a name? Law, religion, and Islamic names.
- Civil and political sanctions as an accountability mechanism for massive violations of human rights.
- Why NAFTA violates the Canadian Constitution.
- The critical need for law reform to regulate the abusive practices of transnational corporations: the illustrative case.
- The Timor gap: who decides who is in control?
- Post trusteeship environmental accountability: case of PCB contamination on the Marshall Islands.
- "Accredito" ergo sum: reflections on the question of representation in the wake of the Cambodian representation problem in the fifty-second session of the General Assembly.
- Peace by other means: using rewards in UN efforts to end conflicts.
- Meddling with the Mullahs: an analysis of the Iran and Libya Sanctions Act of 1996.
- The Political Economy of International Shipping in Developing Countries.
- Israel's nuclear strategy ambiguity: disclosure doctrine.
- Humanitarian Intervention: The United Nations in an Evolving World Order.
- Implementing the U.N. Torture Convention in U.S. extradition cases.
- A comparative analysis of the Israeli and Arab water law traditions and insights for modern water sharing agreements.
- Resolving North America's environmental disputes.
- Rescheduling as the groundwork for secondary markets in sovereign debt.
- Pornography: Group Pressures and Individual Rights.
- The Spratly Islands dispute and the law of the sea.
- Domestic influence of the International Court of Justice.
- The failure of the International Court of Justice to effectively enforce the Genocide Convention.
- Game theory, international law, and future environmental cooperation in the Middle East.
- The status of customary international law in U.S. courts - before and after Erie.
- An alternate role for the International Court of Justice: applied to Cameroon v. Nigeria.
- An update on: Self-Determination and Humanitarian Intervention in a Community of Power by James A.R. Nafziger.
- A golden opportunity dismissed: the New Zealand v. France nuclear tests case.
- The United Nations Convention Against Torture: a self-executing treaty that prevents the removal of persons ineligible for asylum and withholding of removal.
- Sovereignty versus globalization: the International Court of Justice's Advisory Opinion on the Threat or Use of Nuclear Weapons.
- Tragedies in Somalia, Yugoslavia, Haiti, Rwanda and Liberia - revisiting the validity of humanitarian intervention under international law.
- Maritime delimitation and territorial questions between Qatar and Bahrain.
- Political dispute resolution by the World Court, with reference to United States courts.
- Lifting the veils of equity in maritime entitlements: equidistance with proportionality around the islands.
- Redressing impunity for human rights violations: the Universal Declaration and the search for accountability.