Washington University Global Studies Law Review
- Protecting workers as a matter principle: a Latin American view of U.S. work law.(Abstract through II. When in Doubt, Rule in Favor of the Weaker Party: The Rule of In Dubio Pro Operario, p. 605-632)
- Lifting bank secrecy: a comparative look at the Philippines, Switzerland, and global transparency.
- Does it matter how one opposes memory bans? A commentary on Liberte pour L'histoire.
- "Color" in the non-discrimination provisions of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the two covenants.(Global Perspectives on Colorism)
- Antitrust by other means: Haley on form and function.
- An analysis of the right to education in Hurley and Moore v. Secretary of State for Business, Innovation & Skills and its application in the United States.
- Caesar as God's banker: using Germany's church tax as an example of non-geographically bounded taxing jurisdiction.
- Exploring the space for antitrust law in the race for space exploration.
- THE ETHICS OF BIG DATA IN GENOMICS: THE INSTRUCTIVE ICELANDIC SAGA OF THE INCIDENTALOME.
- CHILD MIGRANTS AND CHILD WELFARE: TOWARD A BEST INTERESTS APPROACH.
- Australia makes a U-turn with the revival of the Pacific Solution: should asylum seekers find a new destination?
- The Alien Tort Statute from the perspective of federal court procedure.
- World Peace through Justice Award lecture.
- Medical tourism and the legal impediments to recovery in cases of medical malpractice.
- The promotion of economic, social, and cultural rights of vulnerable groups in Africa pursuant to treaty obligations: CRC, CEDAW, CERD, & CRPD.(Convention for the Rights of the Child, Convention for the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women, Convention for the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, International Convention on the Promotion and Protection of the Rights and Dignity of Persons with Disabilities)
- EXPLORING CLIMATE SECURITY TO ARTICLE XXI OF THE GATT.
- Between statehood and Somalia: reflections of Somaliland statehood.
- BEYOND MINIMALISM AND USURPATION: DESIGNING JUDICIAL REVIEW TO CONTROL THE MIS-ENFORCEMENT OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC RIGHTS.
- EXAMINING THE JPMORGAN "PRINCELING" SETTLEMENT: INSIGHT INTO CURRENT FOREIGN CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT (FCPA) INTERPRETATION AND ENFORCEMENT.
- Judicial intervention in Kenya's constitutional review process.
- KNOWLEDGE AND POWER IN MEASURING THE SUSTAINABLE CORPORATION: STOCK EXCHANGES AS REGULATORS OF ESG FACTORS DISCLOSURE.(environmental, social, and governance)
- CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE PROJECT ON THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION AND THE NEED FOR POST-COVID-19 REFORM.
- DOING BETTER FOR CHILD MIGRANTS.(response to article by Ann Laquer Estin in this issue, p. 589)
- The Trans-Pacific Partnership: Japan, China, the U.S., and the emerging shape of a new world trade regulatory order.
- SOUTH AFRICA'S (POSSIBLE) WITHDRAWAL FROM THE ICC AND THE FUTURE OF THE CRIMINALIZATION AND PROSECUTION OF CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY, WAR CRIMES AND GENOCIDE UNDER DOMESTIC LAW: A SUBMISSION INFORMED BY HISTORICAL, NORMATIVE AND POLICY CONSIDERATIONS.
- Compensating nuclear damage in China.(Global Nuclear Energy Law and Regulation Symposium)
- The Nuremberg legacy and the International Criminal Court.
- THE NEED FOR A BETTER ANALYSIS OF GLOBAL PRISON CONDITIONS.
- An analysis of the Responsibility to Protect program in light of the conflict in Syria.
- The astro-nomos: on international legal paradigms and the legal status of the West Bank.
- Hydraulic fracturing in Poland: a regulatory analysis.
- Is same-sex marriage a threat to traditional marriages?: How courts struggle with the question.
- Less can be more: recent examples of cooperation between the United States and European Union on securities regulation.
- For recognition of a peoples' right to U.N. authorized armed intervention to stop mass atrocities.
- "If you is white, you's alright....": stories about colorism in America.
- Don't copy me, Argentina: constitutional borrowing and rhetorical type.
- WAITING TO BE HEARD: FAIRNESS, LEGAL RIGHTS, AND INJUSTICES THE DEAF COMMUNITY FACES IN OUR MODERN, TECHNOLOGICAL WORLD.
- The emerging market for corporate control in India: assessing (and devising) shark repellents for India's regulatory environment.
- LEGAL PLURALISM AND THE THREAT TO HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE NEW PLURINATIONAL STATE OF BOLIVIA.
- Reputational costs beyond treaty exclusion: international law violations as security threat focal points.
- ACHIEVING ACCOUNTABILITY FOR ATROCITY CRIMES IN AN ERA OF RESISTANCE TO INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE AND HUMAN RIGHTS.
- Restrictions on political activity by judges in Japan and the United States: the cases of Judge Teranishi and Justice Sanders.
- Exiled and broken: new amendments to UK's discriminatory immigration rules make "homemaking" impossible for UK women.
- International criminal trials and the disqualification of judges on the basis of nationality.
- THE STATELESSNESS PROBLEM OF THE ROHINGYA MUSLIMS.
- The private attorney-general in China: potential and pitfalls.
- PARLIAMENTARY CONDEMNATIONS OF MASS ATROCITIES AND THE OBLIGATION TO PREVENT GENOCIDE AND CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY.
- The debate on environmentally motivated unilateral trade measures in the World Trade Organization: the way forward.
- International law and practice in times of change.(The Legal Challenges of Globalization: A View from the Heartland)
- PROVIDING ACCOMMODATIONS FOR PRISONERS IN SOUTH AFRICA'S CORRECTIONAL CENTRES: A CONSTITUTIONAL CONTRADICTION?
- Blood diamonds: the successes and failures of the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme in Angola, Sierra Leone and Zimbabwe.
- A STATUTORY SOLUTION TO A CONSTITUTIONAL PROBLEM.
- PANDEMIC NATIONALISM, COVID-19, AND INTERNATIONAL LAW.
- Japanese anime and manga copyright reform.
- 'A unique international problem': the Svalbard Treaty, equal enjoyment, and terra nullius: lessons of territorial temptation from history.
- INCLUSIVE CAPITALISM BASED ON BINARY ECONOMICS AND POSITIVE INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE AGE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.
- International adoption and the "best interests" of the child: reality and reactionism in Romania and Guatemala.
- Ballast water control: issues & recommendations for protecting the United States' shared Pacific coastline.
- APPLE AND GOOGLE APP STORES V. DEVELOPERS.
- Ideological renewal and nostalgia in China's "avant-garde" legal scholarship.
- Two stories about skin color and international human rights advocacy.(Global Perspectives on Colorism)
- EAST WEST STREET: PERSONAL STORIES ABOUT LIFE AND LAW.
- Humanitarian intervention in a multipolar world.
- FIGHTING PATENT TROLLS EARLY: LEARNING FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM IN OUR SCRAMBLE TO DETERMINE THE CORRECT PLEADING STANDARDS FOR DIRECT PATENT INFRINGEMENT.
- The Jones Act: its effect on the U.S. response to the 2010 BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill and its relevance in international law.
- The United States and Iraq: plant patent protection and saving seed.
- Revisiting equity jurisprudence in a comparative context: learning from India's interpretative framework.
- Pre-constitutional law and constitutions: Spanish colonial law and the constitution of Cadiz.
- The regulation of mobile money in Malawi.(Introduction through III. Enabling Approach A. Coordination Among Regulators and Between Regulators and Industry, p. 435-464)
- FAUX OUTRAGE: COUNTERFEIT DRUGS IN A GLOBALIZING ECONOMY.
- The United States, China, and freedom of navigation in the South China Sea.(The Legal Challenges of Globalization: A View from the Heartland)
- The regulation of mobile money in Malawi.(III. Enabling Approach B. Regulatory Mandates through V. Conclusion, with footnotes and appendices, p. 464-497)
- Japanese commercial transactions and sanctions revisited: Sumitomo v. UFJ.
- A Nuremberg Legacy: the crime of aggression.
- Historical heist: an economic argument against embargoing Chinese cultural property.
- Networks, norms, and national tax policy.
- Efficient exclusions: improving the efficiency of United States International Trade Commission exclusion order enforcement.
- Aggression in legal limbo: a gap in the law that needs closing.(Symposium: The International Criminal Court at Ten)
- Judicial intervention in Kenya's constitutional review process.(Introduction to II. The Battle to Reform Continues 2002-2008: The Changing Role of Courts and the People's Response to Failed Reform B. The Spin-off from the Njoya Decision: Patrick Ouma Onyango v. Attorney General 2. Standing, p. 287-325)
- To be white, black, or brown? South Asian Americans and the race-color distinction.(Global Perspectives on Colorism)
- Prosecuting human traffickers by mobilizing human rights defenders as victims' advocates.(III. Overview of Relevant Laws and Actors in the Human Trafficking Field B. Players in the Human Trafficking Justice System 4. Lawyers through VIII. Conclusion, with footnotes, p. 25-53)
- The human rights of sea pirates: will the European Court of Human Rights decisions get more killed?
- Accession aspirations degenerate: a new chapter for Turkey and the EU.
- International arbitration in highly political situations: the South China Sea dispute and international law.
- Social norms and constitutional transformation: tracing the decline of the application distinction in South Africa.
- WORDS AND CRIMES.(genocide)
- Legal reform related to interracial Koreans.
- PANDEMIC: BUILDING A LEGAL CONCEPT FOR THE FUTURE.
- The problem of risk in international criminal law.
- BEYOND THE GUILD: LAWYER ORGANIZATIONS AND LAW MAKING.
- The discipline of international law in Republican China and contemporary Taiwan.
- From Nuremberg to Baghdad: how the principles of Nuremberg, created by the United States, have been turned on their creator.
- Ten years of trial proceedings at the International Criminal Court.
- Doctrine of the protection of nationals abroad: rise of the non-combatant evacuation operation.
- The economic structure of Hong Kong administrative law: efficiency and legality of government decision-making since China's resumption of sovereignty.
- Forced eviction and resettlement in Cambodia: case studies from Phnom Penh.
- The mens rea of the crime of aggression.
- POST- DIGITAL ERA RECONCILIATION BETWEEN UNITED STATES AND EUROPEAN UNION PRIVACY LAW ENFORCEMENT.
- A tale of two decades: war refugees and asylum policy in the European Union.
- Dodging the draft (tax): how China's draft inheritance tax law turns a blind eye to the rich, a good eye to the masses, and how a reorientation can be realized.
- Constitutional concepts for the rule of law: a vision for the post-monarchy judiciary in Nepal.
- The Refugee Convention and the Convention Against Torture: failures of China and the United States.
- Making international law without agreeing what it is.
- UNDENIABLY DIFFICULT: EXTRADITION AND GENOCIDE DENIAL LAWS.
- In the matter of A., English jurisprudence through American eyes: a convergence.
- Heritage in peril: a critique of UNESCO's World Heritage program.
- UPDATING THE INTERNATIONAL HEALTH REGULATIONS: REVISING IHR DECISION INSTRUMENTS AND THE BINARY PHEIC DECLARATION SYSTEM.(Public Health Emergency of International Concern)
- Corporate social responsibility: are franchises off the hook, or can a treaty catch them?
- OIL INDUSTRY'S PRO-CLIMATE AGENDA: FIFTY SHADES OF GREEN.
- ALICE IN WONDERLAND ATROCITY ACCOUNTABILITY IN THE 21ST CENTURY A WORLD TURNED UPSIDE DOWN.
- Second Annual Holocaust Remembrance Lecture at Washington University: Jewish law from out of the depths: tragic choices in the Holocaust.
- Extraterritorial jurisdiction in the United States: American attitudes and practices in the prosecution of Charles "Chuckie" Taylor Jr.
- Suspected terrorists' rights between the fragmentation and merger of legal orders: reflections in the margin of the Kadi ECJ appeal judgment.
- INTRODUCTION: PROFESSOR LEILA NADYA SADAT: BRINGING THE WORLD TO WASHULAW AND WASHULAW TO THE WORLD.
- What internationals know: improving the effectiveness of post-conflict justice initiatives.(III. Knowledge and Skills B. ICL through IV. Conclusion, with footnotes and appendices, p. 270-316)
- Independence sans accountability: a case for right to information against the Indian judiciary.
- AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON CHOICE OF LAW IN CHINA: A HOME RUN?
- Explaining state commitment to the International Criminal Court: strong enforcement mechanisms as a credible threat.
- Haley and the blowfish.
- They're getting away with murder: how the International Criminal Court can prosecute U.S. private security contractors for the Nisour Square tragedy and why it should.
- THE COALITION MODEL, A PRIVATE-PUBLIC STRATEGIC INNOVATION POLICY MODEL FOR ENCOURAGING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE ERA OF NEW ECONOMIC CHALLENGES.
- GLOBAL JUDICIAL TRANSPARENCY NORMS: A PEEK BEHIND THE ROBES IN A WHOLE NEW WORLD - A LOOK AT GLOBAL "DEMOCRATIZING" TRENDS IN JUDICIAL OPINION-ISSUING PRACTICES.
- South Africa's approach to the global human trafficking crisis: an analysis of the proposed legislation and the prospects of implementation.
- Colorism among South Asians: Title VII and skin tone discrimination.(Global Perspectives on Colorism)
- "OFFICIAL" BONDHOLDER: A NEW HOLDOUT CREATURE IN SOVEREIGN DEBT RESTRUCTURING AFTER VULTURE FUNDS?
- An impossible choice: denial of parents' derivative asylum claims based on their citizen daughter's risk of female genital mutilation.
- Seeking justice in Ugandan courts: amnesty and the case of Thomas Kwoyelo.
- Prudent politics: the International Criminal Court, international relations, and prosecutorial independence.(Symposium: The International Criminal Court at Ten)
- INTERNATIONAL MEGAN'S LAW AND THE IDENTIFIER PROVISION: AN EFFICACY ANALYSIS.
- Hijras: The 21st century untouchables.
- Criminalizing Yakuza membership: a comparative study of the anti-boryokudan law.
- A COMPARISON OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS IN NIGERIA & SOUTH AFRICA.
- Torquing the levers of international power.
- "DEMOCRATIZING" COURTS IN AN AUTHORITARIAN POLITY? USING AN INTEREST-BASED BARGAINING THEORY TO EXPLAIN CHINA'S PILOT REFORM ON ITS PEOPLE'S ASSESSOR SYSTEM.
- DOWN THE FINAL STRETCH: STATE SOCIETAL SETTLEMENTS' RES JUDICATA REPERCUSSIONS.
- What investigative resources does the International Criminal Court need to succeed? A gravity-based approach.
- CONSTITUTIONAL MOBILIZATION.
- Made in America: why the shale revolution in America is not replicable in China and Argentina.
- Exile and election: the case for barring exiled leaders from contesting in national elections.
- Less is more - a critical view of further EU action towards a harmonized corporate governance framework in the wake of the crisis.
- Danish mortgage regulations - structure, evolution, and crisis management.
- Russia & legal harmonization: an historical inquiry into IP reform as global convergence and resistance.(intellectual property)
- Investor-state arbitration and domestic environmental protection.
- A comparative analysis of the doctrinal consequences of interpretive disagreement for implied constitutional rights.(Introduction through II. The Australian Implied Freedom of Political Communication, p. 93-118)
- Bringing formal business laws to Cameroon's informal sector: lessons and cautions from the tax law example.(II. Formal Tax Law as the Laboratory for Formal Business Law's Implementation in the Informal Sector B. Tax Collection Is Deceptive Evidence of Formal Tax Law's Implementation in the Informal Sector through Conclusion, with footnotes, p. 293-320)
- THE EUROPEAN UNION'S DUBLIN REGULATION AND THE MIGRANT CRISIS.(Convention Determining the Member State Responsible for the Examination of an Application for Asylum, 1990)
- ETHNIC CLEANSING AND GENOCIDAL INTENT: CONCEPTUALIZING DESTRUCTION OF LOCAL POPULATIONS.
- CONSIDERATIONS ON THE TARGETING OF SATELLITES.
- THE NEW CHINESE MENTAL HEALTH LAWS.
- RELIGION AS LAW: THE ISRAELI-NATION STATE LAW AND THE PALESTINIANS.(Basic Law on Israel as a Nation State of the Jewish People 2018)
- Mental health legislation and involuntary commitment in Nigeria: a call for reform.
- THE FORK IN THE ROAD REVISITED: AN ATTEMPT TO OVERCOME THE CLASH BETWEEN FORMALISTIC AND PRAGMATIC APPROACHES.
- The Fukushima Daiichi accident: the international community responds.(Global Nuclear Energy Law and Regulation Symposium)
- The environmentally conscious skies: did the European Union's game of brinkmanship lead to a viable global plan for emissions trading in aviation?
- THE DRAGON AND THE EAGLE: REFORMING CHINA'S SECURITIES IPO LAWS IN THE U.S. MODEL, PROS AND CONS.(initial public offerings)
- Mending the protection and prosecution divide: looking at Saudi Arabia human trafficking flaws and possibilities.
- Evolution and enforcement of intellectual property law in Russia.
- Globalization and United States law practice.
- Less is more - a critical view of further EU action towards a harmonized corporate governance framework in the wake of the crisis.(I. Introduction to IV. Practical Feasibility of European Corporate Governance Harmonization B. Early Harmonization - Directives on Substantive Law, p. 41-69)
- MAKING ROOM FOR CHILDREN: A RESPONSE TO PROFESSOR ESTIN ON IMMIGRATION AND CHILD WELFARE.(response to article by Ann Laquer Estin in this issue, p. 589)
- 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)
- More doctors, more problems: exploring Brazil's Mais Medicos program and the legal challenges it has provoked.
- THE CROSS-BORDER TRANSPLANTATION OF VARIABLE UNIVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE: THE EVOLUTION AND THE REGULATORY CHALLENGES.
- Cracking down on corporate crime in Italy.
- Calling the boss or calling the press: a comparison of British and American responses to internal and external whistleblowing.
- Problems with BitTorrent litigation in the United States: personal jurisdiction, joinder, evidentiary issues, and why the Dutch have a better system.
- Engagement's possibilities and limits as a socioeconomic rights remedy.
- SEEKING INTERNATIONAL RELIEF FOR UYGHURS IN CHINA.
- Indian pharmaceutical patent law and the effects of Novartis AG v. Union of India.
- DIRECT SUITS AND DERIVATIVE ACTIONS: RETHINKING SHAREHOLDER PROTECTION IN COMPARATIVE CORPORATE LAW.
- THE KURDISH QUEST FOR INDEPENDENCE AND THE LEGALITY OF SECESSION UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW.
- The theatre of punishment: case studies in the political function of corporal and capital punishment.
- Japan's under-researched visible minorities: applying critical race theory to racialization dynamics in a non-white society.
- A treaty on thin ice: debunking the arguments against U.S. ratification of the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea in a time of global climate crisis.
- Asserting state sovereignty over national communities of Islam in the United States and Britain: Sharia courts as a tool of Muslim accommodation and integration.
- THE INDEPENDENT EXPERT REVIEW OF THE ICC: WHAT NEXT FOR COOPERATION?(International Criminal Court)
- CLOSING THE COMPLIANCE GAP: FROM SOFT TO HARD MONITORING MECHANISMS UNDER THE INTERNATIONAL HEALTH REGULATIONS.
- HIGHER EDUCATION AS A HUMAN RIGHT.
- Children and the first verdict of the International Criminal Court.
- THE INFLUENCE OF LAW-AND-ECONOMICS ON THE IDEOLOGICAL CENTER OF CIVIL SOCIETY: THE NEW AMERICAN FORMALISM WITH A EUROPEAN COUNTERPOINT.
- U.S. FRANCHISE REGULATION AS A PARADIGM FOR THE EUROPEAN UNION.
- 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.(fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory)
- STRUGGLING FOR THE RIGHT TO REMEMBER: THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL FOR THE FORMER YUGOSLAVIA (ICTY) AND THE COMMEMORATION OF GENOCIDE IN PRIJEDOR.(Memories of Judgment: Constructing the ICTY'S Legacies)
- A turbulent adolescence ahead: the ICC's insistence on disclosure in the Lubanga trial.(International Criminal Court)
- Reforming microfinance to suit developing economies: the right way and the Zimbabwe.
- Law, society, and medical malpractice litigation in Japan.
- Dealing with the world as it is: reimagining collective international responsibility.
- The rule of law in a globalizing world - an Asian perspective.
- Looking back, looking ahead - reflections from the Office of the Prosecutor of the ICC.(International Criminal Court)
- USING THE ANGLO-AMERICAN RESPONDEAT SUPERIOR PRINCIPLE TO ASSIGN RESPONSIBILITY FOR WORKER STATUTORY BENEFITS AND PROTECTIONS.
- Museums in the crosshairs: unintended consequences of the war on terror.
- Taxation of non-resident entertainers and sportsmen: the United Kingdom's definition of performance income and how it ought to be measured.
- SCHREMS II: THE EU'S INFLUENCE ON U.S. DATA PROTECTION AND PRIVACY LAWS.
- ON THE JUDICIALIZATION OF HEALTH.(response to article by Pedro Felipe De Oliveira Santos in this issue, p. 493)
- Manufacturing territorial integrity with the International Court of Justice: the Somaliland-Puntland dispute and uti possidetis.
- PULLING BACK THE VEIL: EXPOSING PERNICIOUS USES OF FACIAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY.
- A FOURTH MODEL OF CONSTITUTIONAL REVIEW? DE FACTO EXECUTIVE SUPREMACY.
- INCONSISTENT TRAFFICKING OBLIGATIONS AND HOW GUYANA GOT CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE.
- The method and role of comparative law.
- Japan and the potential for national hate speech legislation: an international consideration on possibilities.