Washington University Global Studies Law Review - 2010
- Caesar as God's banker: using Germany's church tax as an example of non-geographically bounded taxing jurisdiction.
- South Africa's approach to the global human trafficking crisis: an analysis of the proposed legislation and the prospects of implementation.
- Extraterritorial jurisdiction in the United States: American attitudes and practices in the prosecution of Charles "Chuckie" Taylor Jr.
- 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.
- The inter-American human rights system: an effective institution for regional rights protection?
- Crimes against humanity: the case for a specialized convention.
- Evolution and enforcement of intellectual property law in Russia.
- Engagement's possibilities and limits as a socioeconomic rights remedy.
- Accession aspirations degenerate: a new chapter for Turkey and the EU.
- Medical tourism and the legal impediments to recovery in cases of medical malpractice.
- From Nuremberg to Baghdad: how the principles of Nuremberg, created by the United States, have been turned on their creator.
- The perils of cohabitation: the unmarried father's struggle for rights in Ireland.
- Constitutional concepts for the rule of law: a vision for the post-monarchy judiciary in Nepal.
- The United States and Iraq: plant patent protection and saving seed.
- The debate on environmentally motivated unilateral trade measures in the World Trade Organization: the way forward.
- War on terrorism: self defense, operation enduring freedom, and the legality of U.S. drone attacks in Pakistan.
- The time has come for the United States to ratify the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women.
- Danish mortgage regulations - structure, evolution, and crisis management.
- International adoption and the "best interests" of the child: reality and reactionism in Romania and Guatemala.
- Networks, norms, and national tax policy.
- Forced eviction and resettlement in Cambodia: case studies from Phnom Penh.
- Settling for settlement: the European Commission's new cartel settlement procedure.
- Kaliningrad in the twenty-first century - independence, semi-autonomy, or continued second-class citizenship?
- Social norms and constitutional transformation: tracing the decline of the application distinction in South Africa.