Denver Journal of International Law and Policy - 2012

Microfinance - is there a solution? A survey on the use of MFIs to alleviate poverty in India.
Abdullahi v. Pfizer: Second Circuit finds a nonconsensual medical experimentation claim actionable under Alien Tort Statute.
Politics or law? The dual nature of the responsibility to protect.
The Arab Spring, the responsibility to protect, and U.S. foreign policy - some preliminary thoughts.
Science fiction no more: cyber warfare and the United States.
In principle but not in practice: the expansion of essential state interests in the doctrine of necessity under customary international law.
Sosa's silence: Kiobel and the fallacy of the Supreme Court's limitation on alien tort liability.
The Arab Spring, U.S. foreign policy, and the question of democracy in the Middle East.
U.S. foreign policy and the Arab Spring: ten short-term lessons learned.
A conflict of diamonds: the Kimberley Process and Zimbabwe's Marange diamond fields.
National strategy, collective security, and the global common.
Towards a more realistic vision of corporate social responsibility through the lens of the lex mercatoria.
The trouble with Westphalia in space: the state-centric liability regime.
The responsibility to protect in the anarchical society: power, interest, and the protection of civilians in Libya and Syria.