Washington University Global Studies Law Review - 2011
- American nonprofit law in comparative perspective.
- Museums in the crosshairs: unintended consequences of the war on terror.
- Commentaries on the recent amendment of the insurance law of the People's Republic of China regarding insurance contracts from the perspective of comparative law.
- Is same-sex marriage a threat to traditional marriages?: How courts struggle with the question.
- Between statehood and Somalia: reflections of Somaliland statehood.
- Heritage in peril: a critique of UNESCO's World Heritage program.
- Deterring transfer pricing abuse: changing incentives as a practical alternative to a global tax regime.
- The emerging market for corporate control in India: assessing (and devising) shark repellents for India's regulatory environment.
- Explaining state commitment to the International Criminal Court: strong enforcement mechanisms as a credible threat.
- Federalism and political competition in emerging democracies.(South Africa)
- Making international law without agreeing what it is.
- Lessons for Germany's gendiagnostikgesetz from Europe's protocol on genetic testing for health purposes.
- Max Mosley and the English right to privacy.
- Underrepresentative democracy: why Turkey should abandon Europe's highest electoral threshold.
- Mental health legislation and involuntary commitment in Nigeria: a call for reform.
- A tale of two decades: war refugees and asylum policy in the European Union.
- Reputational costs beyond treaty exclusion: international law violations as security threat focal points.
- Reduced victim participation: a misstep by the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia.
- Ballast water control: issues & recommendations for protecting the United States' shared Pacific coastline.
- Russia & legal harmonization: an historical inquiry into IP reform as global convergence and resistance.(intellectual property)
- Second Annual Holocaust Remembrance Lecture at Washington University: Jewish law from out of the depths: tragic choices in the Holocaust.
- Developing a working model for legal NGOs in China.(non-governmental organizations)
- State consent, temporal jurisdiction, and the importation of continuing circumstances analysis into international investment arbitration.
- Questioning the UN's immunity in the Dutch courts: unresolved issues in the Mothers of Srebrenica litigation.