Denver Journal of International Law and Policy - 2013
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- Criminalizing extrajudicial killings.
- The basin of the danaides: how 3-D printing will push the limits of international gun control and digital freedom of speech in the twenty-first century.
- Awas Tingni v. Nicaragua reconsidered: grounding indigenous peoples' land rights in religious freedom.
- UNESCO, Palestine and archaeology in conflict.(United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization)
- The EU's ETS and global aviation: why 'local rules' still matter and may matter even more in the future.
- Sailing on troubled waters--antiquated U.S. maritime liability limits for death and injuries of ship passengers: options for reform.
- Humanitarian intervention: to protect state sovereignty.
- Chile's environmental laws and the HidroAysen northern Patagonia dams megaproject: how is this project sustainable development?
- Unilateral non-colonial secession in international law and declaratory General Assembly resolutions: textual content and legal effects.
- What should Africans expect from their constitutions?
- The Volta Convention: an effective tool for transboundary water resource management in an era of impending climate change and devastating natural disasters?
- The U.S. v. the Red Cross: customary international humanitarian law and universal jurisdiction.
- Keynote: sustaining society in the Anthropocene epoch.
- Keynote: sustainability and sovereignty in the 21st century.
- The conflict between development and the right of the child to health.
- The 1979 United States-Iran hostage crisis reviewed from an Islamic international law perspective.
- Unilateral non-colonial secession in international law and declaratory General Assembly resolutions: textual content and legal effects.