Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law
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The professional professor.
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Beyond voluntary corporate social responsibility: corporate human rights obligations to prevent disasters and to provide temporary emergency relief.
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Roundtable discussion.
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The demise of regulation in ocean shipping: a study in the evolution of competition policy and the predictive power of microeconomics.
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Play On? An Evaluation of FIFA's Legal Regime and Its Foundation in Alternative Dispute Resolution.
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Will the new ICAO-Beijing instruments build a Chinese wall for international aviation security?(International Civil Aviation Organization, p. 218-237)(IV The Views of the Airline Industry through VII. Conclusion, with footnotes, p. 218-237)
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A foothold for real democracy in Eastern Europe: how instituting jury trials in Ukraine can bring about meaningful governmental and juridical reforms and can help spread these reforms across Eastern Europe.
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What's Your Advice, Counsel? From Distinction to Detention, Financial Support to Ground Support, and Everything in Between.
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Cultivating farmers' rights: reconciling food security, indigenous agriculture, and TRIPs.
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Toward a public enforcement model for directors' duty of oversight.
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Reciprocity in China-US Judgments Recognition.
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The reach of ICC jurisdiction over non-signatory nationals.
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Significant trends in the trust law of the United States.
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Reflections on the economic future of Hong Kong.
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Stateless in the United States: current reality and a future prediction.
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Virtual witness confrontation in criminal cases: a proposal to use videoconferencing technology in maritime piracy trials.
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How to defeat a treaty's object and purpose pending entry into force: toward manifest intent.
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Not as easy as black and white: the implications of the University of Rio de Janeiro's quota-based admissions policy on affirmative action law in Brazil.
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A chance for redemption: revising the "persecutor bar" and "material support bar" in the case of child soldiers.
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God, labor, and the law: the pursuit of religious equality in Northern Ireland's workforce.
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Space debris and its threat to national security: a proposal for a binding international agreement to clean up the junk.
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Unaccountable? The United Nations, emergency powers, and the rule of law.
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Information Operations under International Law.
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Female genital mutilation and designer vaginas in Britain: crafting an effective legal and policy framework.
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A Look into the Data Privacy Crystal Ball: A Survey of Possible Outcomes for the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield Agreement.
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Executive agreements relying on implied statutory authority: a response to Bodansky and Spiro.
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The international war against doping: limiting the collateral damage from strict liability.
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Advertising obesity: can the U.S. follow the lead of the UK in limiting television marketing of unhealthy foods to children?
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Category III films and VCDs: the failure of deterrence in the copyright ordinance of Hong Kong.
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Constitutional conversations and new religious movements: a comparative case study.
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Private religious choice in German and American constitutional law: government funding and government religious speech.
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Clearing away the mist: suggestions for developing a principled veil piercing doctrine in China.
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Is Seasteading the High Seas a Legal Possibility? Filling the Gaps in International Sovereignty Law and the Law of the Seas
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The economic implications of the reunification of Hong Kong with China.
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Cyber-apocalypse now: securing the Internet against cyberterrorism and using universal jurisdiction as a deterrent.
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Getting off the mommy track: an international model law solution to the global maternity discrimination crisis.
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Conceptualizing "Systemically Important Technological Institutions" as Too Big to Fail Entities: Moving the Insolvency Goal Post.
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Professor Jonathan I. Charney: commitment underpinned by conviction.
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Divided we fall: how the International Criminal Court can promote compliance with international law by working with regional courts.
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Assessing the deterrent effect of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act's certification provisions: a comparative analysis using the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
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Fortifying American Emergency Power: A Multinational Comparison to Contain Crises.
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Tax, don't ban: a comparative look at harmful but legitimate Islamic family practices actionable under tort law.
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Regulating Business and Human Rights through Soft and Hard Law: Lessons from International Nuclear Law.
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Corporate hypergoals, sustainable peace, and the adapted firm.
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Judges as guardian angels: the German practice of hints and feedback.
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Imagining the homeland from afar: community and peoplehood in the age of the diaspora.
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Lawyers and precedent.
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Women's rights in international law: a prediction concerning the legal impact of the United Nations' Fourth World Conference on Women.
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Who asked you? The appropriateness of U.S. leadership in promoting religious freedom worldwide.
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Ebola Does Not Fall from the Sky: Structural Violence & International Responsibility.
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Constructing a 'Creative Reading': Will US State Cannabis Legislation Threaten the Fate of the International Drug Control Treaties?
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Religious rights in historical, theoretical, and international context: Hobby Lobby as a jurisprudential anomaly?
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Outrelativizing relativism: a liberal defense of the universality of international human rights.
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The Kosovo crisis: a Dostoievskian dialogue on international law, statecraft, and soulcraft.
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Civil actions for acts that are valid according to religious family law but harm women's rights: legal pluralism in cases of collision between two sets of laws.
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How Countries Should Share Tax Information.
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Competing claims: the struggle for title in Nicaragua.
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A Global Crypto Code of Conduct: Crafting an Internationally Centralized Regulatory Body for a Decentralized Asset.
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The Equator Principles: the private financial sector's attempt at environmental responsibility.
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Making international health regulations work: lessons from the 2014 Ebola outbreak.
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Divided we fall: how the International Criminal Court can promote compliance with international law by working with regional courts.
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Emerging leader of the tax avant-garde: Poland's proposal to institute a flat tax on individual and corporate incomes.
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From Nuremberg to Kenya: compiling the evidence for international criminal prosecutions.
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Towards global convenience, fairness, and judicial economy: an argument in support of conditional forum non conveniens dismissals before determining jurisdiction in United States federal district courts.
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Human trafficking and labor migration: the dichotomous law and complex realities of Filipina entertainers in South Korea and suggestions for integrated and contextualized legal responses.(Introduction through IV. Analysis of Current Legal Responses A. International and National Legal Frameworks on Human Trafficking, p. 753-787)
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The international law of environmental warfare: active and passive damage during armed conflict.
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EU-ACP economic partnership agreements: modern colonialism disguised in violation of the WTO.
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Reconsidering the U.S. patent system: lessons from generics.
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How the International Criminal Court threatens treaty norms.
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Liberalizing the Law in the Land of the Lord: Limits to the Americanization of Israeli Religious Jurisprudence
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As soft as tofu: consumer product defamation on the Chinese internet.
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How the International Criminal Court threatens treaty norms.
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The Arctic: an opportunity to cooperate and demonstrate statesmanship.
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Subjects of international law: a power-based analysis.
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Increasing global demand for an uncensored Internet - how the U.S. can help defeat online censorship by facilitating private action.
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The Status of State and Nonstate Actors in Postwar Hostilities: Restoring the Rule of Law to US Targeted Killing Operations.
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Reducing the price of peace: the human rights responsibilities of third-party facilitators.(Introduction through IV. Theoretical Foundations for Facilitator Responsibility, p. 179-209)
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Data Transfers after Schrems II: The EU-US Disagreements over Data Privacy and National Security.
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International Student Athletes and NCAA Amateurism: Setting an Equitable Standard for Eligibility after Proposal 2009-22
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Combatting a Crisis of Global Food Protectionism Sparked By the War in Ukraine.
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Secrets and lies? Swiss banks and international human rights.
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Law and development as anti-comparative law.
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The faults in "fair" trials: an evaluation of regulation 55 at the International Criminal Court.
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Chinese business and the Internet: the infrastructure for trust.
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Secular crosses and the neutrality of secularism: reflections on the demands of neutrality and its consequences for religious symbols - the European Court of Human Rights in Lautsi and the U.S. Supreme Court in Salazar.
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Closing the Cracks and the Courts: A Comparative Analysis of Debt Collection Regulation in the United Kingdom and the United States.
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Made in Misery: Mandating Supply Chain Labor Compliance.
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Foreign official immunity after Samantar: a United States government perspective.
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Patents and mobile devices in India: an empirical survey.
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Information Warfare and Neutrality.
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Law and development as democratic practice.
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From patchwork to network: strategies for international intellectual property in flux.
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The Anfal Genocide: personal reflections and legal residue.
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Dutch treat: Netherlands judiciary only goes halfway towards adopting Delaware trilogy in takeover context.
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The sky is falling (or is it?): international contracts and the Y2K problem.
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Law and Industrial Policy: The East Asian Experience.
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To Edit or Not to Edit? - Regulating CRISPR Transnationally.
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Gender voice and correlations with peace.
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Dynamics of healthcare reform: bitter pills old and new.
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We're Not in Beersheba Anymore: Discussing Contemporary Challenges in the Law of Armed Conflict with 120 International Lawyers.
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Globalization in art law: clash of interests and international tendencies.
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Corporate governance and sustainable peace: intra-organizational dimensions of business behavior and reduced levels of violence (+).
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Advocating for Adoptions in Al Hoi: How Intercountry Adoptions Could Ensure the Safety of a Generation of Lost Children.
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The responsibility for post-conflict reforms: a critical assessment of jus post bellum as a legal concept.
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700 families to feed: the challenge of corporate citizenship.
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Two (or five, or ten) heads are better than one: the need for an integrated effort to international election monitoring.
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Al-Bihani, not so charming.
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Checkmate: Corner Crossing and Opening Up Public Land in the United States.
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Governing Xenophobia.
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Catfish, shrimp, and the WTO: Vietnam loses its innocence.
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Should courts fear transnational engagement?
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A Regulatory Scheme for the Dawn of Space Tourism.
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Extending Trade Law Precedent.
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Money Grab: How The G20/OECD Inclusive Framework for Taxation Could Unnecessarily Disrupt Corporate Incentives and Misallocate Taxing Rights.
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The case for GMOs: dealing with clashes between property rights and health and safety concerns.
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Humanitarian intervention at the margins: an examination of recent incidents.
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Anarchy, order, and trade: a structuralist account of why a global commercial legal order is emerging.
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Identity Federalism in Europe and the United States.
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English fiduciary standards and trust law.
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CEDAW, the Islamic State, and Conflict-Related Sexual Violence.
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Female genital mutilation and designer vaginas in Britain: crafting an effective legal and policy framework.(Introduction into IV. Creating an Enabling Legal and Policy Environment for Addressing FGM A. A United Kingdom National Action Plan to End FGM B. Legal Measures 1. Two Approaches to Prosecuting FGM: General Versus Specific Criminal Laws, p. 621-664)
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From fretting takeovers to vetting CFIUS: finding a balance in U.S. policy regarding foreign acquisitions of domestic assets.
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Explaining inhumanity: the use of crime-definition experts at international criminal courts.
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When Genealogy Matters: Intercountry Adoption, International Human Rights, and Global Neoliberalism.
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The organizational model for workplace security.
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Are We Closing the Gap? Reforms to Legal Capacity in Latin America in Light of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
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A brave new Lochner era? The constitutionality of NAFTA Chapter 11.
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Coining a new jurisdiction: the Security Council as economic peacekeeper.
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Climbing up the Critical Mineral Value Chains: The Global South and Green Industrialization in an Era of Disruption.
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The culture of arbitration.
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The immunity of state officials under the UN Convention on Jurisdictional Immunities of States and Their Property.
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The United States dropped the atomic bomb of Article 16 of the ICC Statute: Security Council power of deferrals and Resolution 1422.
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Judicial interference: redefining the role of the judiciary within the context of U.S. and E.U. merger clearance coordination.
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Phantom menace or new hope: member state public tort liability after the double-bladed light saber duel between the European Court of Justice and the German Bundesgerichtshof in Brasserie du Pecheur.
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Making international health regulations work: lessons from the 2014 Ebola outbreak.
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Judicial review of constitutional transitions: war and peace and other sundry matters.
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The Detainee Treatment Act of 2005: embodying U.S. values to eliminate detainee abuse by civilian contractors and bounty hunters in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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The epic struggle for dolphin-safe tuna: to be continued - a case for accommodating nonprotectionist eco-labels in the WTO.
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The developing world in the new millennium: international finance, development, and beyond.
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Functions of freedom: privacy, autonomy, dignity, and the transnational legal process.
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Through the Garden, Across the Pond, and Beyond: Comparing Noncompetes with Garden Leave and Trade Secret Law.
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The RCEP and trans-pacific intellectual property norms.
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Privileged but equal? A comparison of U.S. and Israeli notions of sex equality in employment law.
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Why China Should Unsign the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
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Reflections from the International Criminal Court Prosecutor.(2012 Jonathan I. Charney Distinguished Lecture in Public International Law)
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Abusing the authority of the state: denying foreign official immunity for egregious human rights abuses.
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Duress, demanding heroism, and proportionality.
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A Zebra's Trust: How Rare Disease Communities' Participation in Data Trusts' Governance Builds Trust and Drives Research.
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The Islamic rule of lenity: judicial discretion and legal canons.
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Voodoo economics: a look abroad for a supply-side solution to America's campaign-finance riddle.
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Challenges for 'affected states' in accepting international disaster aid: lessons from Hurricane Katrina.
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From ideology to pragmatism: China's position on humanitarian intervention in the post-cold war era.
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Order in the court: judicial stability and democratic success in Haiti.
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Arbitration of trust disputes: two bodies of law collide.
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Riding a "friendly elephant"? How African nations can make the best of economic partnership with China.(III. Downsides to Chinese Involvement in Nigeria and South Africa C. Promoting Corruption and Hampering the Rule of Law through VI. Conclusion, with footnotes, p. 524-551)
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Private governance can increase shipping's efficiency and reduce its impacts.
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Enforcing human rights in U.S. courts and abroad: the Alien Tort Statute and other approaches.
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China's Belt and Road Development and a New International Commercial Arbitration Initiative in Asia.
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The Special Tribunal for Lebanon: a defense perspective.
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Modernizing Muslim family law: the case of Egypt.
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Procedural Sovereign Distinction.
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Offshore and "other" shore asset protection trusts.
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Why environmental liability regimes in the United States, the European Community, and Japan have grown synonymous with the polluter pays principle.
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The death penalty - an obstacle to the "war against terrorism"? (1).
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Humanitarian Regulation of Hostilities: The Decisive Element of Context.
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Deutschland ist doch ein Einwanderungsland geworden: proposals to address Germany's status as a "land of immigration."
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Jonathan I. Charney: a tribute.
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Brown abroad: an empirical analysis of foreign judicial citation and the metaphor of cosmopolitan conversation.
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Should the best offense ever be a good defense? The public authority to use force in military operations: recalibrating the use of force rules in the standing rules of engagement.
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Is Blood Thicker than Water? Europe Must Work Together to Solve its Impending Water Crisis.
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The role of legal doctrine in the decline of the Islamic waqf: a comparison with the trust.
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Revising Shonenho: a call to a reform that makes the already effective Japanese juvenile system even more effective.
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Corrections to Laurel S. Terry, GATS' Applicability to Transnational Lawyering and its Potential Impact on U.S. State Regulation of Lawyers, 34 Vand. J. Transnat'l L. 989 (2001).
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The responsibility to protect and the decline of sovereignty: free speech protection under international law.
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The limits of economic power: Section 301 and the World Trade Organization Dispute Settlement System.
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International Multiple Derivative Actions.
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Non-immigration visa fraud: proposals to end the misuse of the L visa by transnational criminal organizations as a method of illegal immigration.
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A brave new world: recent developments in anti-money laundering and related litigation traps for the unwary in international trust matters.
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Securing the strength of the renewed NPT: China, the linchpin 'Middle Kingdom.' (Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty)
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Turning to Tacitus.
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Manifest illegality and the ICC superior orders defense: schuldtheorie mistake of law doctrine as an article 33(1)(c) panacea.
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Hedge fund regulation via Basel III.
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Ecolabeling in the Multinational Mining Industry: A Method toward Environmental Sustainability.
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Re-Emphasizing African Bioethics in Light of Potential CRISPR-Based Treatment for HIV and Sickle Cell Disease.
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Fukushima's shadow.
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China's Approach to the Anti-Foreign Sanctions Mechanism and its International Legality.
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The use of force and (the state of) necessity.
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Harmonizing the battle of the forms: a comparison of the United States, Canada, and the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.
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Functions of freedom: privacy, autonomy, dignity, and the transnational legal process.
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Ethics beyond the horizon: Why regulate the global practice of law?
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The club approach to multilateral trade lawmaking.
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Labor standards on Cypriot ships: myth and reality.
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Doctrines without borders: territorial jurisdiction and the force of international law in the wake of Rasul v. Bush.
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The rule of law in China.
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The Doha Declaration and beyond: giving a voice to non-trade concerns within the WTO trade regime.
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Transnational bribery of foreign officials: a new threat to the future of democracy.
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Stopping the circling vultures: restructuring a solution to sovereign debt profiteering.
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Foreign official immunity after Samantar.(Symposium: Foreign State Immunity at Home and Abroad)
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NATIONALLY DETERMINED CONTRIBUTIONS POST-GLOBAL STOCKTAKE: THE MAKING OF PRESCRIBED QUALIFIED UNILATERAL ACTS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW.
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Where's the beef? Mad cows and the blight of the SPS agreement.
