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- The global challenge of protecting human rights: promising new developments.
- Hired hands needed: the impact of globalization and human rights law on migrant workers in the United States.
- Liability and compensation for harm caused by nuclear activities.
- International environmental norms applicable to nuclear activities, with particular focus on decisions of international tribunals and international settlements.
- International war crimes & other criminal courts: ten recommendations for where we go from here and how to get there - looking to a permanent international criminal tribunal.
- Human rights and the environment: what specific environmental rights have been recognized?
- 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.
- Assumptions of legitimacy: and the foundations of international territorial administration.
- Wartime detention of enemy combatants: what if there were a war and no one could be detained without an attorney?
- The prohibition of torture: absolute means absolute.
- State responsibility and liability for nuclear damage.
- International merger control: globalization or global failure?
- Evolving practice in the field: informing the international legal obligation to "protect".
- 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.
- The new Austrian act on third party liability for nuclear damage.
- Global and going nowhere: sustainable development, global governance & liberal democracy.
- Rethinking amnesty.
- The human right to environment and the peaceful use of nuclear energy.
- Law in places that don't exist.
- The Marshall Islands nuclear claims tribunal: the claims of the Enewetak people.
- Practicing what we preach: humane treatment for detainees in the war on terror.
- Mosque and state in Iraq's new constitution.
- International Nuclear Law: an introduction.