Washington University Global Studies Law Review - 2018
- THE COALITION MODEL, A PRIVATE-PUBLIC STRATEGIC INNOVATION POLICY MODEL FOR ENCOURAGING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE ERA OF NEW ECONOMIC CHALLENGES.
- "YOUR OLD ROAD IS RAPIDLY AGIN'": INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS STANDARDS AND THEIR IMPACT ON FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGISTS, THE PRACTICE OF FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY, AND THE CONDITIONS OF INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF PERSONS WITH MENTAL DISABILITIES.
- INCONSISTENT TRAFFICKING OBLIGATIONS AND HOW GUYANA GOT CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE.
- INTELLIGENCE-SHARING AGREEMENTS & INTERNATIONAL DATA PROTECTION: AVOIDING A GLOBAL SURVEILLANCE STATE.
- HIGHER EDUCATION AS A HUMAN RIGHT.
- THE TRICKLE UP EFFECT: INCORPORATING AN UNDERSTANDING OF IMMIGRATION LAW AND POLICIES INTO BEST INTEREST ANALYSIS IN STATE CHILD WELFARE PROCEEDINGS.(response to article by Ann Laquer Estin in this issue, p. 589)
- THE INTERNATIONAL RULE OF LAW AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.
- WAITING TO BE HEARD: FAIRNESS, LEGAL RIGHTS, AND INJUSTICES THE DEAF COMMUNITY FACES IN OUR MODERN, TECHNOLOGICAL WORLD.
- CHILD MIGRANTS AND CHILD WELFARE: TOWARD A BEST INTERESTS APPROACH.
- THE DRAGON AND THE EAGLE: REFORMING CHINA'S SECURITIES IPO LAWS IN THE U.S. MODEL, PROS AND CONS.(initial public offerings)
- UNDENIABLY DIFFICULT: EXTRADITION AND GENOCIDE DENIAL LAWS.
- EXAMINING THE JPMORGAN "PRINCELING" SETTLEMENT: INSIGHT INTO CURRENT FOREIGN CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT (FCPA) INTERPRETATION AND ENFORCEMENT.
- INTERNATIONAL MEGAN'S LAW AND THE IDENTIFIER PROVISION: AN EFFICACY ANALYSIS.
- CONSTITUTIONAL MOBILIZATION.
- POST- DIGITAL ERA RECONCILIATION BETWEEN UNITED STATES AND EUROPEAN UNION PRIVACY LAW ENFORCEMENT.
- INCLUSIVE CAPITALISM BASED ON BINARY ECONOMICS AND POSITIVE INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE AGE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.
- THE NEW CHINESE MENTAL HEALTH LAWS.
- LEGAL PLURALISM AND THE THREAT TO HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE NEW PLURINATIONAL STATE OF BOLIVIA.
- DEMOCRATIZATION: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF LIFTED ECONOMIC SANCTIONS IN CUBA AND BURMA.
- MAKING ROOM FOR CHILDREN: A RESPONSE TO PROFESSOR ESTIN ON IMMIGRATION AND CHILD WELFARE.(response to article by Ann Laquer Estin in this issue, p. 589)
- DOING BETTER FOR CHILD MIGRANTS.(response to article by Ann Laquer Estin in this issue, p. 589)
- THE LEGALITY OF A STATE RELIGION IN A SECULAR NATION.