Washington University Global Studies Law Review

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• AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON CHOICE OF LAW IN CHINA: A HOME RUN?
• SPIRITED AWAY: THE EU'S ADEQUACY DECISION FOR JAPAN AS A ROADMAP FOR U.S. PRIVACY LAW AFTER SCHREMS II.
• SMALL DEVELOPING ISLAND NATIONS: THE NEED FOR INCREASED FINANCIAL PROTECTION FROM BUNKER OIL SPILL POLLUTION.
• CLEARTEXTUALISM AND SEXUALISM.
• DIRECT SUITS AND DERIVATIVE ACTIONS: RETHINKING SHAREHOLDER PROTECTION IN COMPARATIVE CORPORATE LAW.
• A FOURTH MODEL OF CONSTITUTIONAL REVIEW? DE FACTO EXECUTIVE SUPREMACY.
• SCHREMS II: THE EU'S INFLUENCE ON U.S. DATA PROTECTION AND PRIVACY LAWS.
• THE BANNING OF TIKTOK, AND THE BAN OF FOREIGN SOFTWARE FOR NATIONAL SECURITY PURPOSES.
• FIGHTING PATENT TROLLS EARLY: LEARNING FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM IN OUR SCRAMBLE TO DETERMINE THE CORRECT PLEADING STANDARDS FOR DIRECT PATENT INFRINGEMENT.
• DETERMINATION OF THE U.S. PLEADING FROM THE CIVIL LAW PERSPECTIVE.

Featured documents

• "DEMOCRATIZING" COURTS IN AN AUTHORITARIAN POLITY? USING AN INTEREST-BASED BARGAINING THEORY TO EXPLAIN CHINA'S PILOT REFORM ON ITS PEOPLE'S ASSESSOR SYSTEM.
• Dealing with the world as it is: reimagining collective international responsibility.
• ETHNIC CLEANSING AND GENOCIDAL INTENT: CONCEPTUALIZING DESTRUCTION OF LOCAL POPULATIONS.
• COUNTER-TERRORISM LAWS AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN AFRICAN COUNTRIES.
• DOWN THE FINAL STRETCH: STATE SOCIETAL SETTLEMENTS' RES JUDICATA REPERCUSSIONS.
• A COMPARISON OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS IN NIGERIA & SOUTH AFRICA.
• ENCOURAGING FRAND-LY NEGOTIATIONS: A COMPARISON OF THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPEAN APPROACHES TO ALLOWING INJUNCTIVE RELIEF IN CASES INVOLVING FRAND-ENCUMBERED STANDARD-ESSENTIAL PATENTS.
• USING THE ANGLO-AMERICAN RESPONDEAT SUPERIOR PRINCIPLE TO ASSIGN RESPONSIBILITY FOR WORKER STATUTORY BENEFITS AND PROTECTIONS.
• SUPREME COURT APPOINTMENTS IN THE U.S. AND ARGENTINA.
• BEYOND MINIMALISM AND USURPATION: DESIGNING JUDICIAL REVIEW TO CONTROL THE MIS-ENFORCEMENT OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC RIGHTS.