Washington University Global Studies Law Review
- Publisher:
- Washington University, School of Law
- Publication date:
- 2019-03-09
- ISBN:
- 1546-6981
- Copyright:
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Latest documents
- THE CROSS-BORDER TRANSPLANTATION OF VARIABLE UNIVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE: THE EVOLUTION AND THE REGULATORY CHALLENGES.
- MANAGING CORPORATIONS' RISK IN ADOPTING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: A CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY PARADIGM.
- ASEAN - A REGIONAL TRADE PACT MODEL FOR STATES IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH.
- 'DEMOCRATIZING' COURTS IN AN AUTHORITARIAN POLITY? USING AN INTEREST-BASED BARGAINING THEORY TO EXPLAIN CHINA'S PILOT REFORM ON ITS PEOPLE'S ASSESSOR SYSTEM.
- CONSIDERATIONS ON THE TARGETING OF SATELLITES.
- OIL INDUSTRY'S PRO-CLIMATE AGENDA: FIFTY SHADES OF GREEN.
- EXPLORING CLIMATE SECURITY TO ARTICLE XXI OF THE GATT.
- ON THE CRIMINAL REGULATION OF CRITICAL INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW.
- IS THE CURRENT INTERNATIONAL LAW A GOOD FIT FOR CYBERSECURITY? A U.N. CHARTER-BASED ANALYSIS.
- SEEKING INTERNATIONAL RELIEF FOR UYGHURS IN CHINA.
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- THE DEVELOPMENT AND REGULATION OF MOBILE PAYMENT: CHINESE EXPERIENCES AND COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES.
- BEYOND MINIMALISM AND USURPATION: DESIGNING JUDICIAL REVIEW TO CONTROL THE MIS-ENFORCEMENT OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC RIGHTS.
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