Washington University Global Studies Law Review - 2017
- "OFFICIAL" BONDHOLDER: A NEW HOLDOUT CREATURE IN SOVEREIGN DEBT RESTRUCTURING AFTER VULTURE FUNDS?
- ENFORCEMENT OF MEDIA PIRACY: AMERICA'S HARDLINE APPROACH VERSUS JAPAN'S LACKADAISICAL APPROACH AND THE FUTURE OF ENFORCEMENT IN JAPAN UNDER THE TRANS-PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP INTRODUCTION.
- Legal reform related to interracial Koreans.
- For recognition of a peoples' right to U.N. authorized armed intervention to stop mass atrocities.
- Can the United States impose trade sanctions on China for currency manipulation?
- Exile and election: the case for barring exiled leaders from contesting in national elections.
- Treaty-based claims against subdivisions of ICSID contracting states.
- PROVIDING ACCOMMODATIONS FOR PRISONERS IN SOUTH AFRICA'S CORRECTIONAL CENTRES: A CONSTITUTIONAL CONTRADICTION?
- EAST WEST STREET: PERSONAL STORIES ABOUT LIFE AND LAW.
- Japan and the potential for national hate speech legislation: an international consideration on possibilities.
- SOUTH AFRICA'S (POSSIBLE) WITHDRAWAL FROM THE ICC AND THE FUTURE OF THE CRIMINALIZATION AND PROSECUTION OF CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY, WAR CRIMES AND GENOCIDE UNDER DOMESTIC LAW: A SUBMISSION INFORMED BY HISTORICAL, NORMATIVE AND POLICY CONSIDERATIONS.
- Hijras: The 21st century untouchables.
- Corporate social responsibility: are franchises off the hook, or can a treaty catch them?
- What investigative resources does the International Criminal Court need to succeed? A gravity-based approach.
- Plain tobacco packaging's impact on international trade and the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act in the U.S. and drafting suggestions.
- Section Eight, PIPEDA, and the problem of shifting norms: a case for a contract model of data privacy.(Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act)
- International criminal law: a view from the trenches - the accidental jurist.