Washington University Global Studies Law Review - 2013
- ACTA on life support: why the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement is failing and how future intellectual property treaties might avoid a similar fate.
- The future of the International Criminal Court: complementarity as a strength or a weakness?(Symposium: The International Criminal Court at Ten)
- Children and the first verdict of the International Criminal Court.
- Less is more - a critical view of further EU action towards a harmonized corporate governance framework in the wake of the crisis.
- Aggression in legal limbo: a gap in the law that needs closing.(Symposium: The International Criminal Court at Ten)
- Pre-constitutional law and constitutions: Spanish colonial law and the constitution of Cadiz.
- Animal welfare standards and Australia's live exports industry to Indonesia: creating an opportunity out of a crisis.
- Applauding Uruguay's quest for justice: dictatorship, amnesty, and repeal of Uruguay Law No. 15.848.
- The mens rea of the crime of aggression.
- Hydraulic fracturing in Poland: a regulatory analysis.
- The fog of war: prosecuting illegal uses of force as crimes against humanity.
- 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.
- The ICC at 10.(Symposium: The International Criminal Court at Ten)
- A meeting of the minds in Rome: ending the circular conundrum of the U.S.-ICC relationship.(Symposium: The International Criminal Court at Ten)
- Seeking justice in Ugandan courts: amnesty and the case of Thomas Kwoyelo.
- Comparing the "interests of justice": what the International Criminal Court can learn from New York law.
- Deference or abdication: a comparison of the Supreme Courts of Israel and the United States in cases involving real or perceived threats to national security.
- The economic structure of Hong Kong administrative law: efficiency and legality of government decision-making since China's resumption of sovereignty.
- Deference or abdication: a comparison of the Supreme Courts of Israel and the United States in cases involving real or perceived threats to national security.(I. Introduction to III. "War on Terrorism" Cases of the Supreme Courts of the United States and Israel B. Torture, p. 95-125)
- Combating human trafficking in Poland: when victims are lost in translation.
- 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)
- The Nuremberg legacy and the International Criminal Court.
- Ten years of trial proceedings at the International Criminal Court.
- A turbulent adolescence ahead: the ICC's insistence on disclosure in the Lubanga trial.(International Criminal Court)
- Overcriminalization based on foreign law: how the Lacey Act incorporates foreign law to overcriminalize importers and users of timber products.
- The private military company complex in Central and Southern Africa: the problematic application of international humanitarian law.
- Reflections on international criminal justice: past, present and future.(Symposium: The International Criminal Court at Ten)
- Dealing with the world as it is: reimagining collective international responsibility.
- Judicial roles in nonjudicial functions.
- Dealing with the world as it is: reimagining collective international responsibility.(I. Introduction through IV. The Responsibility to Protection: Critical Legal and Policy Concerns B. R2P and Humanitarian Intervention: Political Objections 1. The Problems of Motivation and Moral Standing, p. 695-724)
- The U.S. and the ICC: no more excuses.
- Prudent politics: the International Criminal Court, international relations, and prosecutorial independence.(Symposium: The International Criminal Court at Ten)
- The International Criminal Court's gravity jurisprudence at ten.(Symposium: The International Criminal Court at Ten)
- The need for regulation of direct-to-consumer genetic testing in the United States: assessing and applying the German policy model.
- How the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act sought to harmonize United States patent priority with the world, a comparison with the European Patent Convention.