Washington University Global Studies Law Review

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• THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CUSTOMARY INTERNATIONAL LAW: STEPHEN LUSHINGTON AND THE TRENT AFFAIR.
• PULLING BACK THE VEIL: EXPOSING PERNICIOUS USES OF FACIAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY.
• NEVSUN V. ARAYA: A BLUEPRINT FOR PROTECTING HUMAN RIGHTS THROUGH TORT LAW.
• APPLE AND GOOGLE APP STORES V. DEVELOPERS.
• SMALL DEVELOPING ISLAND NATIONS: THE NEED FOR INCREASED FINANCIAL PROTECTION FROM BUNKER OIL SPILL POLLUTION.
• DIRECT SUITS AND DERIVATIVE ACTIONS: RETHINKING SHAREHOLDER PROTECTION IN COMPARATIVE CORPORATE LAW.
• SPIRITED AWAY: THE EU'S ADEQUACY DECISION FOR JAPAN AS A ROADMAP FOR U.S. PRIVACY LAW AFTER SCHREMS II.
• CLEARTEXTUALISM AND SEXUALISM.(Sutherland v. United Kingdom, Toonen v. Australia)
• AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON CHOICE OF LAW IN CHINA: A HOME RUN?
• FIGHTING PATENT TROLLS EARLY: LEARNING FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM IN OUR SCRAMBLE TO DETERMINE THE CORRECT PLEADING STANDARDS FOR DIRECT PATENT INFRINGEMENT.

Featured documents

• ACTA on life support: why the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement is failing and how future intellectual property treaties might avoid a similar fate.
• DIRECT-TO-CONSUMER GENETIC TESTING: EMPOWERING EU CONSUMERS AND GIVING MEANING TO THE INFORMED CONSENT PROCESS WITHIN THE IVDR AND GDPR FRAMEWORKS.(In Vitro Diagnostic Regulation, European General Data Protection Regulation)
• "YOUR OLD ROAD IS RAPIDLY AGIN'": INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS STANDARDS AND THEIR IMPACT ON FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGISTS, THE PRACTICE OF FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY, AND THE CONDITIONS OF INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF PERSONS WITH MENTAL DISABILITIES.
• INTRODUCTION: PROFESSOR LEILA NADYA SADAT: BRINGING THE WORLD TO WASHULAW AND WASHULAW TO THE WORLD.
• Aggression in legal limbo: a gap in the law that needs closing.(Symposium: The International Criminal Court at Ten)
• INCONSISTENT TRAFFICKING OBLIGATIONS AND HOW GUYANA GOT CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE.
• Lifting bank secrecy: a comparative look at the Philippines, Switzerland, and global transparency.
• SCHREMS II: THE EU'S INFLUENCE ON U.S. DATA PROTECTION AND PRIVACY LAWS.
• Is same-sex marriage a threat to traditional marriages?: How courts struggle with the question.
• DETERMINATION OF THE U.S. PLEADING FROM THE CIVIL LAW PERSPECTIVE.