Washington University Global Studies Law Review - 2014
- 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)
- The United States, China, and freedom of navigation in the South China Sea.(The Legal Challenges of Globalization: A View from the Heartland)
- Problems with BitTorrent litigation in the United States: personal jurisdiction, joinder, evidentiary issues, and why the Dutch have a better system.
- The Alien Tort Statute from the perspective of federal court procedure.
- The Refugee Convention and the Convention Against Torture: failures of China and the United States.
- The plight of Bolivian coca leaves: Bolivia's quest for decriminalization in the face of inconsistent international legislation.(The Legal Challenges of Globalization: A View from the Heartland)
- The course forward for Arctic governance.
- 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.
- Modern blasphemy laws in Pakistan and the Rimsha Masih case: what effect - if any - the case will have on their future reform.
- How human rights shape social citizenship: on citizenship and the understanding of economic and social rights.(III. States Talk Under the ICESCR: Social Citizenship Going Global through Conclusions, with footnotes, p. 234-263)(International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights)
- Globalization and United States law practice.
- Australia makes a U-turn with the revival of the Pacific Solution: should asylum seekers find a new destination?
- Independence sans accountability: a case for right to information against the Indian judiciary.
- Ideological renewal and nostalgia in China's "avant-garde" legal scholarship.
- The ICC Kenya case: implications and impact for proprio motu and complementarity.(International Criminal Court)(V. Kenya's Admissibility Challenge Under the Complementarity Principle and the ICC Response through Conclusion, with footnotes, p. 736-766)
- The Trans-Pacific Partnership: Japan, China, the U.S., and the emerging shape of a new world trade regulatory order.
- An analysis of the Responsibility to Protect program in light of the conflict in Syria.
- Bringing formal business laws to Cameroon's informal sector: lessons and cautions from the tax law example.(Abstract through II. Formal Tax Law as the Laboratory for Formal Business Law's Implementation in the Informal Sector A. Formal Tax Law Regime and Actual Tax Collection Experienced by the Informal Sector: The Signs of Success, p. 265-293)
- 21st century arms control challenges: drones, cyber weapons, killer robots, and WMDS.(weapons of mass destruction)(The Legal Challenges of Globalization: A View from the Heartland)
- 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)
- International criminal trials and the disqualification of judges on the basis of nationality.
- International law and practice in times of change.(The Legal Challenges of Globalization: A View from the Heartland)
- Indian pharmaceutical patent law and the effects of Novartis AG v. Union of India.
- International arbitration in highly political situations: the South China Sea dispute and international law.
- The problem of risk in international criminal law.
- The ICC Kenya case: implications and impact for proprio motu and complementarity.(International Criminal Court)(Introduction through IV. Prosecutor's Request to Investigate Proprio Motu in Kenya and the Response by the PTC, p. 699-736)
- Criminalizing Yakuza membership: a comparative study of the anti-boryokudan law.
- How human rights shape social citizenship: on citizenship and the understanding of economic and social rights.(Abstract through II. Human Rights Lawmaking: Social Citizenship Going International?, p. 201-234)
- Protecting workers as a matter principle: a Latin American view of U.S. work law.
- The social cost of baseball: addressing the effects of Major League Baseball recruitment in Latin America and the Caribbean.