Denver Journal of International Law and Policy - 2011

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The politics of international justice - U.S. policy and the legitimacy of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon.
The impact of corruption on international trade.
Greening Justice: Creating and Improving Environmental Courts and Tribunals.
Maritime piracy: how can international law and policy address this growing global menace?
Media products as law: the mass media as enforcers and sources of law in China.(Sustainable Development, Corporate Governance, and International Law)
Earned sovereignty: the future of sovereignty-based conflict resolution.
Palestine's admission to UNESCO: consequences within the United Nations?
The role of Brownfields as sites for mixed use development projects in America and Britain.
Foreword.
Cradle of Gold: The Story of Hiram Bingham, a Real Life Indiana Jones, and the Search for Machu Picchu.
The future of human rights in the age of globalization.
Beyond the Doha Round: towards development facilitation in the world trading system.
World trade law after Doha: multilateral, regional, and national approaches.
The international law of antitrust compliance.
Poverty, Islamist extremism, and the debacle of Doha Round counter-terrorism.
Challenging history: the role of international law in the U.S. legal system.
Permissible self-defense targeting and the death of bin Laden.
A note to states defending humanitarian intervention: examining viable arguments before the International Court of Justice.
The common heritage of mankind: past, present, and future.
Trial Justice: The International Criminal Court and the Lord's Resistance Army.
Renovating space: the future of international space law.
Flying into the future: drone warfare and the changing face of humanitarian law: keynote address to the 2010 Sutton Colloquium.
The war on terror: where we have been, are, and should be going.
Corporate obligations under the human right to water.
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.
R2P=MDGS implementing the responsibility to protect through the millennium development goals.
International law and sustainable development - tools for addressing climate change.(Sustainable Development, Corporate Governance, and International Law)
Prosecution and peace: a role for amnesty before the ICC?
India's environmental trump card: how reducing black carbon through common but differentiated responsibilities can curb climate change.(Sustainable Development, Corporate Governance, and International Law)
Establishing norms for private military and security companies.
Bilateral investment treaties: a friend or foe to human rights?(Sustainable Development, Corporate Governance, and International Law)
The need for special Veteran Courts.
The future of international law in its administrative mode.
The ICJ: on its own.(United Nations International Court of Justice)
International lawlessness, international politics and the problem of terrorism: a conundrum of international law and U.S. foreign policy.
Testing the jurisdictional limits of the international investment regime: the blocking of social media and Internet censorship.
How to value environmental and non-market goods: a guide for legal professionals.
A Grotian moment: changes in the legal theory of statehood.
Basic functions and principles of international environmental law in the context of managing water resources.(Sustainable Development, Corporate Governance, and International Law)
Messages to Professor Nanda from some former students.
Particularly sensitive sea areas-protecting the marine environment in the territorial seas and exclusive economic zones.
International law concerning the status and marking of remotely piloted aircraft.
Reflections on "development," "developing countries" and the "progressive development" of international trade and intellectual property law.
The future of environmental dispute resolution.
The 2010 Denver conference of the American Branch of the International Law Association: sustainable development, corporate governance, and international law.
Remarks: the resort to drones under international law.
Current U.S. Air Force drone operations and their conduct in compliance with international humanitarian law - an overview.
New hopes and challenges for the protection of IDPs in Africa: the Kampala Convention for the Protection and Assistance of Internally Displaced Persons in Africa.