Denver Journal of International Law and Policy - 2009

Victims' participation rights within the International Criminal Court: a critical overview.
Cautiously optimistic: economic liberalization and reconciliation in Rwanda's coffee sector.
Foreign direct investment, trade, and China's competition laws.
Hawala, money laundering, and terrorism finance: micro-lending as an end to illicit remittance.
Multilateral environmental agreements: from Montreal to Kyoto - a theoretical approach to an improved climate change regime.
Illegal renditions and improper treatment: an obligation to provide refugee remedies pursuant to the Convention Against Torture.
Combating child sex tourism in Southeast Asia.
Invisible borders: mapping out virtual law?
Dissecting international legal compliance: an unfinished Odyssey.
Immigration and immigration law after 9/11: getting it straight.
Sacrificial lambs of globalization: child labor in the twenty-first century.
Introductory essay: international law implications of the United States' 'war on terror'.
Counter-terrorism and human rights: the emergence of a rule of customary int'l law from U.N. resolutions.
War on terror or terror wars: the problem in defining terrorism.
Darfur and the Crime of Genocide.
Rights of action for private non-state actors in the WTO dispute settlement system.
Doomed to be violated? The U.S.-Israeli clandestine end-user agreement and the second Lebanon war: lessons for the Convention on Cluster Munitions.
Israel's invasion of Gaza in international law.
The war on terror and international human rights: does Europe get it right?
A woman's worth: accounting for women in the global market.
A presumption of guilt: the unlawful enemy combatant and the U.S. war on terror.
Nuclear weapons, human security, and international law.
President Obama and the international criminal law of successor liability.
"Like snow (falling) on a branch ...": international law influences on death penalty decisions and debates in the United States.