Suffolk Transnational Law Review
- CONSTITUTIONAL LAW - Case-By-Case Test Applies to Determine Whether Mandatory Detention Violates Due Process Rights - Sopo v. United States AG.
- Second Circuit denies interlocutory appeal of discovery sanctions requiring foreign defendant to violate bank secrecy laws.
- Why Honduras should not jump on the ban wagon: a study of open pit mining bans and their pitfalls.
- Multistakeholder approach to Internet governance: a collaborative effort combating illegal internet activities.
- THE ENACTMENT OF THE PREVENTION OF TERRORISM ACT, 2015, IN PURSUANCE OF THE CONSTITUTION OF MALAYSIA: REINCARNATION OF THE NOTORIOUS INTERNAL SECURITY ACT, 1960?
- IS THE WASHINGTON CONSENSUS REALLY DEAD? AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF FET CLAIMS IN INVESTMENT ARBITRATION.
- DETECTING COVERT LEGAL KILLING TO STOP A NEW APPROACH TO TERRORIST INTENTION.
- Drawing dead: recognizing problems with Congress' attempt to regulate the online gambling industry and the negative repercussions to international trade.
- IT'S TIME FOR THE UNITED STATES TO STEP UP: COMPARING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE LAWS IN UNITED STATES AND REPUBLIC OF IRELAND.
- INSURANCE LAW - NINTH CIRCUIT INTERPRETATION OF FOREIGN ARBITRATION TREATY AND FEDERAL LAW, PREVENTS STATE INSURANCE LAW FROM REVERSE-PREEMPTING TREATY - CLMS MGMT. SERVS. LTD. P'SHIP V. AMWINS BROKERAGE OF GA., 8 F.4TH 1007 (9TH CIR. 2021).
- ADMINISTRATIVE LAW - The Seafood Import Monitoring Program Upheld to Combat Nefarious Seafood Importers - Alfa Int'l Seafood v. Ross.
- The WTO dispute settlement system: administration, court or tertium genus?
- Cyberterrorism: combating the aviation industry's vulnerability to cyberattack.
- The legal status of in vitro fertilization in Latin America and the American Convention on Human Rights.
- International arbitration - ICSID jurisdiction under NAFTA - Bayview Irrigation District v. United Mexican States, ICSID Case No. ARB(AF)/05/1, award 19 June 2007.
- International law - rights of access with ne exeat clause do not create rights of custody under Hague Convention - Abbott v. Abbott.
- AN ARGUMENT FOR RECONCILIATION: HOW THE BURMESE GOVERNMENT SHOULD LOOK TOWARD COUNTRIES LIKE GERMANY IN ORDER TO MEND THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITH THE ROHINGYA.
- Ninth Circuit issues preliminary injunction recognizing activist conservation society as pirates.
- Pluralism anxiety and globalization: development of constitutional law in the new framework.
- WE'RE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER: ANALYZING THE EUROPEAN REFUGEE CRISIS' EFFECTS ON MINORS AND THE NEED FOR REFORMATION OF THE DUBLIN REGULATION.
- Toward a minimalist system of international investment law?
- Secular government, religious finance: Turkey's growth in Islamic finance and banking.
- STATUTORY INTERPRETATION--Due Process No Match for Civil Asset Forfeiture when Playing Hide and Seek with Fugitives.
- International business and law in cross-border transactions: a European perspective.
- Above capacity: relieving overcrowded prison systems in Latin America with international drug control reform.
- PROPERTY/CIVIL PROCEDURE - FOREIGN EMBASSIES BEWARE: YOUR PROPERTY IN WASHINGTON D.C. MAY BE SUSCEPTIBLE TO ADVERSE JUDGMENTS - TIG INS. CO. V. REPUBLIC OF ARG., 967 F.3D 778 (D.C. CIR. 2020).
- Por favor, get your bulldozer away from my villa: an analysis of the nascent European Land Registry Association's Cross-Border Electronic Conveyancing project.
- Contract Law--Nominal Damages Awarded to Plaintiff for Failure to Meet Commercial Contract Specifications--Diotte v. Consolidated Dev. Co., 2014 CarswellNB 410 (Can. N.B.C.A.) (WL).
- Use of counterfeit immigration documents for employment not a continuing offense.
- Wiping out an entire religion: how ISIS will inevitably eliminate an ancient culture unless the United States employs military and diplomatic intervention.
- International human rights - corporate liability claims not actionable under the Alien Tort Statute - Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Petroleum Co.
- THE SEXUAL ASSAULT EPIDEMIC IN EDUCATION: A COMPARATIVE LOOK AT THE UNITED STATES AND AUSTRALIA.
- Breaking the cycle: shifting towards effective education reform to overcome poverty and abate Cambodia's sex industry.
- BE WARY OF THE TROJAN HORSE: A COMMERCIAL-FRIENDLY READING OF THE OUTER SPACE TREATY AS THE KEY TO DE-ESCALATING THE EMERGING SPACE RACE BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND CHINA.
- Dangerous precedents: circumventing extradition to implement the death penalty.
- Trademark law - extraterritorial application of the Lanham Act saves an American brand from a Canadian retail pirate.
- LEFT OUT IN THE COLD: CONTEMPORARY POLICY AND INTERNATIONAL PROPERTY ISSUES IN THE ARCTIC CIRCLE.
- International law - core characteristics test determines "agency or instrumentality" status for takings exception to Foreign Sovereign Immunity Act.
- Epic failure: the uncomfortable truth about the United States' role in the failure of the global war on drugs and how it is going to fix it.
- INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THE ANGLOPHONE PROBLEM IN CAMEROON: FEDERALISM, SECESSION OR THE STATUS QUO?
- Court may adjudicate termination of parental rights without personal jurisdiction over non-resident parent.
- Smoke 'em out: U.S. counterterrorist mishaps necessitating the expansion of INTERPOL's capabilities to meet the new terrorist threat.
- Patent law - no infringement for extraterritorial completion of method patents - Cardiac Pacemakers, Inc. V. St. Jude Medical, Inc.
- International trade law - original DSB rulings apply to subsequent remedial measures.
- Private security contractors in Iraq violate laws of war.
- Public law as the law of the res publica.
- Heads or tails: how Europe will become the global hub for Bitcoin business if the United States does not reexamine its current regulation of virtual currency.
- Fails so good: an examination of the United Nations' ineffective implementation of Resolution 1820 in Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Trading in the carbon market: leveling the playing field in sustainable investment.
- How to dismantle an atomic bomb: toward an achievable ban on the testing of nuclear weapons.
- IMMIGRATION LAW - TEMPORARY PROTECTED STATUS: DETERMINING ELIGIBILITY TO APPLY FOR LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT STATUS - VELASQUEZ V. BARR.
- INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' RIGHT TO WATER IN TIMES OF COVID-19: ASSESSMENT OF THE PROTECTION UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR HUMAN RIGHTS LITIGATION.
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- U.S. Corporation going European? The one-tier societas Europaea (SE) in Germany.
- Passport, s'il vous plait? Investment treaty protection and the individual investor's citizenship.
- WHEN THE WRONGS IMPACT THE "RIGHTS": THE LONG-TERM FAILURE OF THE VENEZUELAN GOVERNMENT TO UPHOLD INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AND HUMAN RIGHTS LAW.
- Justice beyond bars: exploring the restorative justice alternative for victims of rape and sexual assault.
- THE VENEZUELAN HUMANITARIAN CRISIS AND THE INTERNATIONAL "RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT": A COMPARISON OF LIBYA AND VENEZUELA.
- LEAVING EUROPE? WHY THE UNITED KINGDOM NEEDS A UNIQUE TRADING ARRANGEMENT WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION THAT TRANSCENDS THE DEFICIENT EUROPEAN MODELS.
- The broad interpretation of "lapse of time" provides protections beyond the bounds of the U.S.-Mex. Treaty.
- International Family Law--The Balancing Act of the Grave Risk of Harm Exception Under the Hague Convention of Civil Aspects of International Child Abuse--Ermini v. Vittori, 758 F.3d 153 (2d Cir. 2014).
- Informer lacks standing to bring complaint under s. 962 of the Neutrality Act.
- Out with the old, in with the new: an analysis of economic trends beyond New World wine innovation.
- Implications of offset agreements.
- EMPLOYMENT LAW - FIRST CIRCUIT USES FOREIGN SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY EXCEPTION TO KEEP TEN-YEAR WORKERS' COMPENSATION CASE ALIVE.
- TWITCH.TV: THE WORLD'S NEW CHANNEL FOUR.
- Investor-state arbitration: where does China stand?
- CONSTITUTIONAL LAW - TILL A VISA DENIAL DO US PART: HOW A CONSULAR OFFICER'S DISCRETION CAN FRUSTRATE DUE PROCESS.
- 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.
- Performance enhancement: what the Israel Baseball League can learn from the agreement between Major League Baseball and Japan.
- Medellin v. Texas: implications of the Supreme Court's decision for the United States and the rule of law in international affairs.
- Liberation or exploitation: commercial surrogacy and the Indian surrogate.
- MORALITY AND TRADEMARKS: THE SOUTH AMERICAN APPROACH.
- ADMINISTRATIVE LAW - BYRNE JAG FUNDS AND IMMIGRATION: HOW STATUTORY INTERPRETATION HELPED PROTECT THE SEPARATION OF POWERS - CITY OF PROVIDENCE V. BARR.
- Opening for business in India: retailers' options.
- Extraterritorial responsibility of states for human rights violations under international jurisprudence: case study of DRC v. Uganda.
- Antitrust law: jurisdictional review - analysis of Sherman Act claims against foreign defendants requires a merits-based review - Animal Sci. Prods., Inc. v. China Minmetals Corp.
- THE COST OF TERROR: HOW TERRORISM AND ANTI-TERROR LEGISLATION IN THE EUROPEAN UNION MAY HINDER BUSINESS.
- International fertility tourism: the potential for stateless children in cross-border commercial surrogacy arrangements.
- International law - I.C.J. maintains high evidentiary standard in granting requests for indication of provisional measures: Argentina v. Uruguay: request for the indication of provisional measures, January 23, 2007.
- Re-inventing the wheel: returning sex trafficking discourse to its basic human rights origins.
- Holder v. Humanitarian Law Project: implications for humanitarian action: a view from medecins sans frontieres.
- TREATY LAW--EIGHTH CIRCUIT APPLIES "THE CHILD'S PERSPECTIVE" STANDARD TO DETERMINE HABITUAL RESIDENCE UNDER THE HAGUE CONVENTION.
- The plight of the persecuted: the European Union and United States asylum law.
- An examination of historical reconstruction's impact on modern customary international law via an analysis of medieval post-conflict ransoming of prisoners.
- Foreign law - a friend of the court: an argument for prudent use of international law in domestic, human rights related constitutional decisions.
- CONSTITUTIONAL LAW - CATCHING FLIGHTS AND COURT CASES.
- SECURITIES LAW - ACT OF STATE DOCTRINE: SAFE HARBOR FOR SECURITIES VIOLATIONS - ROYAL WULFF VENTURES LLC V. PRIMERO MINING CORP.
- IMMIGRATION LAW - DENATURALIZED CITIZEN CONVICTED OF SEVERAL HEROIN RELATED CRIMES IS NOT SUBJECT TO DEPORTATION - Okpala v. Whitaker.
- Transnational law - requirement of a territorial nexus to the United States limits extraterritorial application of United States criminal law - United States v. Weingarten.
- More money, more problems: a look at the implications of the Naval Vessel Transfer Act of 2008, Pub. L. No. 110-429, [section] 201, 122 Stat. 4842 (2008) on U.S.-Israeli relations.
- CONTACT TRACING APPS: AN OPPORTUNITY TO SHARE A PIECE OF THE (DATA) PIE.
- Justice beyond bars: exploring the restorative justice alternative for victims of rape and sexual assault.
- Securities Law--Section 10(b) Liability Not Applicable to Domestic Securities-Based Swap Agreements on Foreign Securities--Parkcentral Global Hub Ltd. v. Porsche Auto. Holdings SE, 763 F.3d 198 (2d Cir. 2014).
- Will the real ATS please stand up?
- FAMILY LAW--Children Alienated from Father: Third Circuit Discounts Hague Convention on Legally Inseparable Caribbean Island.
- LET IT BE KNOWN: THE INTERNATIONAL PRISONER TRANSFER PROGRAM.
- Collective expulsion of aliens: the European Court of Human Rights (Strasbourg) as the island of hope in stormy times?
- Combating Somali pirates: Fourth Circuit casts warning by holding piracy includes failed attempts.
- Strengthening the rule of virtue and finding Chinese law in 'other' places: gods, kin, guilds, and gifts.
- Civil procedure - Second Circuit upholds extraterritorial reach over foreign financial institution under the Anti-Terrorism Act.
- Fair shake or an offer they can't refuse? The protection of cooperating alien witnesses under United States law.
- ADMIRALTY LAW - ANOTHER WAY IN: SECOND CIRCUIT GRANTS ADMIRALTY JURISDICTION TO FORWARD FREIGHT AGREEMENTS - d'Amico Dry, Ltd. v. Primera Mar.
- Are student loans hurting not helping students?
- ADMINISTRATIVE LAW - THE FOIA AND ONLINE PRIVACY: TENTH CIRCUIT PERMITS ORGANIZATION TO PUBLISH IDENTITIES OF PRIVATE CITIZENS ONLINE - FRIENDS OF ANIMALS V. BERNHARDT, 15 F.4TH 1254 (10TH CIR. 2021).
- Agency and constitutional law - civil liability of United States officials for acts committed against non-resident aliens - Rasul V. Myers, 512 F.3d 644 (D.C. Cir. 2008).
- Strategic engineered migration as a weapon of war.
- TORT LAW - SECOND CIRCUIT DENIES EXTENDING COMBATANT ACTIVITIES EXCEPTION TO MILITARY CONTRACTOR AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS - BADILLA V. MIDWEST AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SERV., 8 F.4TH 105 (2D CIR. 2021).
- IMMIGRATION LAW - NINTH CIRCUIT ANALYZES FRUSTRATING INTERSECTION OF CRIMINAL LAW AND IMMIGRATION LAW: United States v. Garcia-Lopez.
- Cumulative convictions in international criminal law: reconsideration of a seemingly settled issue.
- Executing the death penalty: international law influences on United States Supreme Court decision-making in capital punishment cases.
- Making sense of the U.S. President's intervention in Medellin.
- A new strategy to end gang violence: classifying certain offenses committed in the context of gang violence as acts of terrorism.
- Tripartite convergence for certainty in merger review under China's anti-monopoly law.
- Interim measures and civil litigation.
- Investment protection under the proposed ASEAN-United States free trade agreement.
- CRIMINAL LAW - NINTH CIRCUIT HOLDING HIGHLIGHTS CUMBERSOME APPLICATION OF PRESUMPTION AGAINST EXTRATERRITORIALITY IN FEDERAL STATUTES WITH STATE PREDICATES - UNITED STATES V. PEREZ.
- International legal protection for women and female children: Rwanda - a case study.
- Caveat doctor: international law and the criminalization of teaching it.
- SEEKING SANCTUARY ACROSS THE SEA: WHY THE INFLUX OF REFUGEES AND ASYLUM SEEKERS TO GREECE REQUIRES MAJOR POLICY CHANGES.
- Too big to tackle? The persistent problem of pirate fishing and the new focus on port state measures.
- Reframing the Kiobel case: political recognition and state jurisdiction.
- IMMIGRATION LAW - PATIENTS OR PRISONERS? COURT CLARIFIES STANDARD FOR EVALUATING MENTAL HEALTH CARE PROVIDED TO UNACCOMPANIED ALIEN CHILDREN - DOE V. SHENANDOAH VALLEY JUVENILE CTR. COMM'N.
- INTERNATIONAL LAW - Expropriation Exception Allows Jewish Family to Bring Action to Recover Ari Stolen During the Holocaust - De Csepel v. Republic of Hung.
- Independent unaccountability: the IAEA's "step backward" in regulating international nuclear reactor safety in the wake of the Fukushima Daiichi Disaster.
- IMMIGRATION LAW - COURT DECISION PREVENTS UPDATED MARIJUANA LAWS FROM APPLYING IN ALL DEPORTATION CASES - MEDINA-RODRIGUEZ V. BARR, 979 F.3D 738 (9TH CIR. 2020).
- CRIMINAL PROCEDURE - FIRST CIRCUIT INTERPRETATION OF BILATERAL INTERSTATE EXTRADITION TREATY PROTECTS MAN FROM HARROWING STATE INFLICTED TORTURE - AGUASVIVAS V. POMPEO.
- Amazonian indigenous views on the state: a place for corporate social responsibility?
- Protecting the voiceless: rights of the child in transnational surrogacy agreements.
- A POORLY DECIDED DIVORCE: BREXIT'S EFFECT ON THE EUROPEAN UNION AND UNITED KINGDOM.
- The three (million) little pigs: why the United States must do more than huff and puff.
- One turkey, seven drumsticks: a look at genetically modified food labeling laws in the United States and the European Union.
- WHEN THERE'S A WHALE THERE'S A WAY: AN ANALYSIS OF JAPAN'S DECISION TO WITHDRAW FROM THE INTERNATIONAL WHALING COMMISSION AND THE POTENTIAL IMPLICATIONS FOR WHALE POPULATIONS AND THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY.
- THE REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA: THE CREATED, EXPLOITED, & NEGLECTED CHILD OF AMERICA.
- The right to consular notification as a human right.
- International law - prohibition on refoulement - remedies - Maher Arar v. John Ashcroft.
- China's influence on the American legal system resulting from China's rise to power.
- Beyond Humanitarian Law Project: promoting human rights in a post-9/11 world.
- Statutory Interpretation--Transfer Treaties Calling for Inconsistent Interpretation?--Bender v. U.S. Parole Comm'n, 802 F.3d 690 (5th Cir. 2015).
- Coming full circle: the Rome Statute and the crime of aggression.
- Terrorism and material support of terrorism do not constitute Alien Tort Statute claims under the law of nations.
- Accountable altruism: the impact of the federal material support statute on humanitarian aid.
- THE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES OF THE ANDEAN REGION, INTERNATIONAL LAW, AND GLOBAL ECONOMIC INTEGRATION.
- CRIMINAL LAW - DELIBERATE USE OF TWO-STEP INTERROGATION METHODS ARE PERMISSIBLE WHEN APPROPRIATE CURATIVE MEASURES ARE EMPLOYED - UNITED STATES V. KHWEIS, 971 F.3D 453 (4TH CIR. 2020).
- IMMIGRATION LAW--Leap of Faith: How an Alien's Timely Reentry into the United States Thwarted His Prosecution.
- A NEW WORLD ORDER: FIFA FISCAL SCANDAL OPENS THE DOOR FOR THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE TO PROSECUTE CRIMES COMMITTED ACROSS THE GLOBE THROUGH THE USE OF EXTRATERRITORIAL JURISDICTION.
- Housing over handcuffs: the criminalization of homelessness in Hungary.
- ENFORCING ETHICAL INFORMED CONSENT PRACTICES TO PROTECT HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE PURSUIT OF CLINICAL RESEARCH GLOBALIZATION.
- The qualification framework of international humanitarian law: too rigid to accommodate contemporary conflicts?
- Second Circuit applies defense of in pari delicto to Racketeer Influence Corrupt Organization Act claim.
- Immigration Law--Eleventh Circuit Granted Pardon Outside of the Federal Definition of a Full Pardon--Castillo v. United States AG, 756 F.3d 1268 (11th Cir. 2014).
- Collaborative consumption: evaluating the convergence between terrorism and transnational organized crime and its implications for the national security of the United States.
- INTERNATIONAL LAW - FOURTH CIRCUIT CONCLUDES RUSSIAN ARMY OFFICER TURNED TALIBAN CONSPIRATOR NOT ENTITLED TO COMBATANT IMMUNITY - United States v. Hamidullin.
- Immigration Law--Court of Appeals of Washington Holds Spousal Maintenance Order Not Required to Enforce I-864 Obligation--In re Marriage of Khan, 332 P.3d 1016 (Wash. Ct. App. 2014).
- The Medellin v. Texas Symposium: a case worthy of comment.
- 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.
- Cities rising: European municipalities and the refugee surge.
- United States-China trade war: signs of protectionism in a globalized economy?
- Three narratives of Medellin v. Texas.
- U.S. Corporation going European? The one-tier societas Europaea (SE) in Germany.
- International contract law - choice-of-law analysis applies when signatory nations adopt opposing oral contract provisions under the CISG - Forestal Guarani S.A. v. Daros Int'l., Inc.
- Foreign Trade Antitrust Improvements Act does not alter Sherman Act's coverage of import trade.
- Criminal Law--Stateless Vessel Analysis Incorporated into Federal Maritime Drug Trafficking Statute Ignored Bilateral Treaty--United States v. Matos-Luchi.
- Medellin, Avena, the supremacy of treaties, and relevant executive authority.
- The required records exception includes regulatory foreign banking records but reflects the Fifth Amendment's purpose.
- Constitutional law - foreign commerce clause sucks the life from Dracula through giving restitution to foreign sex trafficking victims.
- International contract law - website incorporation into contracts requires actual notice under the CISG.
- CIVIL PROCEDURE - ABSENCE OF BINDING ARBITRATION AGREEMENT WARRANTS DENIAL ON MERITS RATHER THAN DISMISSAL FOR LACK OF JURISDICTION - AL-QARQANI V. CHEVRON CORP., 8 F.4TH 1018 (9TH CIR. 2021).
- Territorial stalemate: independence of Nagorno-Karabakh following the dissolution of the Soviet Union, and its lingering effects decades later.
- Beyond the deterrence paradigm in global refugee policy.
- The certainties in life: death, taxes, and global warming? An analysis of border tax adjustments as incentives for promoting worldwide energy efficiency.
- A waterspring in the desert: advancing human rights within Sharia tribunals.
- "Not our problem": Russia's resistance to joining the Convention on Action Against Trafficking in Human Beings.
- Breaking the cycle: shifting towards effective education reform to overcome poverty and abate Cambodia's sex industry.
- The responsibility to protect and the duty to prevent genocide: lessons to be learned from the role of the international community and the media during the Rwandan genocide and the conflict in the former Yugoslavia.
- Un-informed consent: the United Nation's failure to appropriately police clinical trials in developing nations.
- International tax law as a Ponzi scheme.
- The right to habeas corpus in the Inter-American human rights system.
- CRIMINAL LAW - TERRORISM AND TWITTER: THE APPLICATION OF TERRORISM SENTENCING ENHANCEMENTS TO THE CREATION OF SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS - UNITED STATES V. AMER SINAN ALHAGGAGI.
- U.N.-safe: the global road safety crisis in Africa.
- Should arbitrators live on Mars? Challenge of arbitrators in investment arbitration.
- Civil Procedure--Service of Process by Mail Permitted by Article 10(a) of the Hague Service Convention--Portalp Int'l SAS v. Zuloaga, No. 2D15-1676, 2015 WL 9258496 (Fla. Dist. Ct. App. Dec. 18, 2015).
- A benchmark in Asian judicial reform: the new Korean jury system.
- Second Circuit stands firm on rule of non-inquiry during extradition proceedings by assigning burden of proof to petitioner.
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- Sustainability: can law meet the challenge?
- Fourth Circuit provides its own definition of "sexual abuse of a minor".
- First Circuit ruling prevents Persian antiquities from being attached under Terrorism Risk Insurance Act.
- ET TU, DISTRICTUS COLUMBIAE?: THE CAESAR SYRIA CIVILIAN PROTECTION ACT.
- The investor and civil society as twin global citizens: proposing a new interpretation in the legitimacy debate.
- CONSTITUTIONAL LAW - ELEVENTH CIRCUIT APPELLATE COURT RESTRICTS CONGRESS' COMMERCE CLAUSE POWERS OVER ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ON FOREIGN WATERS - UNITED STATES V. DAVILA-MENDOZA.
- Confronting the obsolescing bargain: transacting around political risk in developing and transitioning economies through renewable energy foreign direct investment.
- The anti-commandeering doctrine and foreign policy federalism - the missing issue in Medellin v. Texas.
- The United States went to war to avoid the red coats' taxes - now corporations are sprinting to the United Kingdom's tax rate.
- Regulation of international surrogacy arrangements: do we regulate the market, or fix the real problems?
- WHAT ARE THE CONSEQUENCES? AS THE UNITED STATES LOOKS TO ROLLBACK ON ABORTION POLICIES, WHAT DOES THAT MEAN FOR REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS IN GUATEMALA AND ACROSS THE GLOBE?
- Returning to fundamentals: principles of international law applicable to the resolution of sovereign debt crises.
- Forbidding depecage: law governing investment treaty arbitration.
- An examination of historical reconstruction's impact on modern customary international law via an analysis of medieval post-conflict ransoming of prisoners.
- A stick in the global carrot patch: the business of corporate social responsibility in India's Companies Act 2013.