Denver Journal of International Law and Policy - 2008
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- Beyond UNCITRAL: alternatives to universality in transnational insolvency.
- Aid for trade: a roadmap for success.
- State responsibility: a concerto for court, council and committee.
- The Doha Round negotiations on agricultural subsidies.
- Effect of artificial intelligence on the pattern of foreign direct investment in the Third World: a possible reversal of trend.
- Free trade versus fair trade.
- UN-based international criminal tribunals: how they mix and match.
- Veiled impunity: Iran's use of non-state armed groups.
- The adjudication of genocide: gacaca and the road to reconciliation in Rwanda.
- UNFCCC, the Kyoto protocol, and the WTO - brewing conflicts or are they mutually supportive?
- International law fights terrorism in the Muslim world: a Middle Eastern perspective.
- Improving national enforcement for better governance implementing multilateral environmental agreements.
- Places of Refuge for Ships: Emerging Environmental Concerns of a Maritime Custom.
- Shared but differentiated responsibility: integration of international obligations in fight against trafficking in human beings.
- Selected aspects of international trade and the World Trade Organization's Doha round: overview and introduction.
- Born free yet everywhere in chains: global slavery in the twenty-first century.
- The relationship between trade and effective enforcement.
- Soldiers of fortune - holding private security contractors accountable: the Alien Tort Claims Act and its potential application to Abtan, et al. v. Blackwater Lodge and Training Center, Inc., et al.