Washington University Global Studies Law Review - 2016
- Cracking down on corporate crime in Italy.
- Research ethics committees (RECS)/institutional review boards (IRBS) and the globalization of clinical research: can ethical oversight of human subjects research be standardized?
- Torquing the levers of international power.
- Exiled and broken: new amendments to UK's discriminatory immigration rules make "homemaking" impossible for UK women.
- The human rights of sea pirates: will the European Court of Human Rights decisions get more killed?
- La Gendarmeria Nacional, Mexico's inadequate solution to drug cartel violence.
- Exploring the space for antitrust law in the race for space exploration.
- Nuremberg's legacy within transitional justice: prosecutions are here to stay.
- 'A unique international problem': the Svalbard Treaty, equal enjoyment, and terra nullius: lessons of territorial temptation from history.
- A world of peace and justice under the rule of law: from Nuremberg to the International Criminal Court.
- Torquing the levers of international power.
- 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)
- Prosecuting human traffickers by mobilizing human rights defenders as victims' advocates.(Abstract through III. Overview of Relevant Laws and Actors in the Human Trafficking Field B. Players in the Human Trafficking Justice System 3. Public Prosecutors and Law Enforcement, p. 1-24)
- A Nuremberg Legacy: the crime of aggression.
- Blood diamonds: the successes and failures of the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme in Angola, Sierra Leone and Zimbabwe.
- Humanitarian intervention in a multipolar world.
- The Nuremberg trial, seventy years later.
- Mending the protection and prosecution divide: looking at Saudi Arabia human trafficking flaws and possibilities.
- Does it matter how one opposes memory bans? A commentary on Liberte pour L'histoire.
- The skinny on BMI-based hiring: an assessment of the legality and effectiveness of Israel's weight restriction law.(body mass index)
- Japanese anime and manga copyright reform.
- Adverse events: the need for the United States and Japan to reform patient safety.
- Revisiting equity jurisprudence in a comparative context: learning from India's interpretative framework.
- Promoting a more efficient corporate governance model in emerging markets through corporate law.