Suffolk Transnational Law Review

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• INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THE ANGLOPHONE PROBLEM IN CAMEROON: FEDERALISM, SECESSION OR THE STATUS QUO?
• KEEP YOUR FRIENDS CLOSE, BUT YOUR ENEMIES CLOSER: THE ITALIAN MAFIA'S RELATIONSHIP WITH ISIS AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR THE EUROPEAN UNION'S DEFENSE STRATEGIES.
• THE ADOPTION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF COMPASSIONATE RELEASE FOR TERMINALLY ILL AND ELDERLY INMATES: COMPARING THE UNITED STATES' AND CHINA'S GUIDELINES FOR MEDICAL PAROLE PETITIONS.
• THE SEXUAL ASSAULT EPIDEMIC IN EDUCATION: A COMPARATIVE LOOK AT THE UNITED STATES AND AUSTRALIA.
• INTERNATIONAL LAW - FOURTH CIRCUIT CONCLUDES RUSSIAN ARMY OFFICER TURNED TALIBAN CONSPIRATOR NOT ENTITLED TO COMBATANT IMMUNITY - United States v. Hamidullin.
• ADMIRALTY LAW - ANOTHER WAY IN: SECOND CIRCUIT GRANTS ADMIRALTY JURISDICTION TO FORWARD FREIGHT AGREEMENTS - d'Amico Dry, Ltd. v. Primera Mar.
• THE COST OF TERROR: HOW TERRORISM AND ANTI-TERROR LEGISLATION IN THE EUROPEAN UNION MAY HINDER BUSINESS.
• ADMINISTRATIVE LAW - Freedom of Information Act: Ban on Releasing Names of Foreigners Trained by United States Military - Cameranesi v. United States Dep't of Defense.
• ENFORCING THE UNENFORCEABLE: HOW TO RELY ON INTERNATIONAL LAW TO CURB CHINA FROM ILLEGAL TERRITORIAL CLAIMS IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA.
• ADMINISTRATIVE LAW - The Seafood Import Monitoring Program Upheld to Combat Nefarious Seafood Importers - Alfa Int'l Seafood v. Ross.

Featured documents

• A POORLY DECIDED DIVORCE: BREXIT'S EFFECT ON THE EUROPEAN UNION AND UNITED KINGDOM.
• ENFORCING THE UNENFORCEABLE: HOW TO RELY ON INTERNATIONAL LAW TO CURB CHINA FROM ILLEGAL TERRITORIAL CLAIMS IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA.
• IS THE WASHINGTON CONSENSUS REALLY DEAD? AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF FET CLAIMS IN INVESTMENT ARBITRATION.
• LEFT OUT IN THE COLD: CONTEMPORARY POLICY AND INTERNATIONAL PROPERTY ISSUES IN THE ARCTIC CIRCLE.
• Hierarchy of norms: the case for the primacy of human rights over WTO law.
• IMMIGRATION LAW--Leap of Faith: How an Alien's Timely Reentry into the United States Thwarted His Prosecution.
• INTERNATIONAL LAW - Expropriation Exception Allows Jewish Family to Bring Action to Recover Ari Stolen During the Holocaust - De Csepel v. Republic of Hung.
• Justice beyond bars: exploring the restorative justice alternative for victims of rape and sexual assault.
• International fertility tourism: the potential for stateless children in cross-border commercial surrogacy arrangements.
• Justice beyond bars: exploring the restorative justice alternative for victims of rape and sexual assault.