Washington University Global Studies Law Review - page 2
- PULLING BACK THE VEIL: EXPOSING PERNICIOUS USES OF FACIAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY.
- Japan and the potential for national hate speech legislation: an international consideration on possibilities.
- Increasing transparency of clinical trial data in the United States and the European Union.
- 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 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)
- Applauding Uruguay's quest for justice: dictatorship, amnesty, and repeal of Uruguay Law No. 15.848.
- Second Annual Holocaust Remembrance Lecture at Washington University: Jewish law from out of the depths: tragic choices in the Holocaust.
- Explaining state commitment to the International Criminal Court: strong enforcement mechanisms as a credible threat.
- Extraterritorial jurisdiction in the United States: American attitudes and practices in the prosecution of Charles "Chuckie" Taylor Jr.
- AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON CHOICE OF LAW IN CHINA: A HOME RUN?
- Suspected terrorists' rights between the fragmentation and merger of legal orders: reflections in the margin of the Kadi ECJ appeal judgment.
- Independence sans accountability: a case for right to information against the Indian judiciary.
- They're getting away with murder: how the International Criminal Court can prosecute U.S. private security contractors for the Nisour Square tragedy and why it should.
- Success or failure? Japan's national strategy on intellectual property and evaluation of its impact from the comparative law perspective.
- DEMOCRATIZATION: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF LIFTED ECONOMIC SANCTIONS IN CUBA AND BURMA.
- The skinny on BMI-based hiring: an assessment of the legality and effectiveness of Israel's weight restriction law.(body mass index)
- INTERNATIONAL MEGAN'S LAW AND THE IDENTIFIER PROVISION: AN EFFICACY ANALYSIS.
- Prudent politics: the International Criminal Court, international relations, and prosecutorial independence.(Symposium: The International Criminal Court at Ten)
- THE COALITION MODEL, A PRIVATE-PUBLIC STRATEGIC INNOVATION POLICY MODEL FOR ENCOURAGING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE ERA OF NEW ECONOMIC CHALLENGES.
- Continuities of legal consciousness: professor John Haley's writings on twelve hundred years of Japanese legal history.
- "If you is white, you's alright....": stories about colorism in America.
- Canadian contractual duress and criminal duress: "irrational, anomalous, perverse, illogical and fundamentally wrong" or just misunderstood?(Introduction through II. The Definitions and Modern Forms of Duress, p. 215-248)
- Children and the first verdict of the International Criminal Court.
- 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.
- "DEMOCRATIZING" COURTS IN AN AUTHORITARIAN POLITY? USING AN INTEREST-BASED BARGAINING THEORY TO EXPLAIN CHINA'S PILOT REFORM ON ITS PEOPLE'S ASSESSOR SYSTEM.
- State consent, temporal jurisdiction, and the importation of continuing circumstances analysis into international investment arbitration.
- Criminalizing Yakuza membership: a comparative study of the anti-boryokudan law.
- ENCOURAGING FRAND-LY NEGOTIATIONS: A COMPARISON OF THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPEAN APPROACHES TO ALLOWING INJUNCTIVE RELIEF IN CASES INVOLVING FRAND-ENCUMBERED STANDARD-ESSENTIAL PATENTS.
- To be white, black, or brown? South Asian Americans and the race-color distinction.(Global Perspectives on Colorism)
- 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)
- The human rights of sea pirates: will the European Court of Human Rights decisions get more killed?
- Between black and white: the coloring of Asian Americans.
- More doctors, more problems: exploring Brazil's Mais Medicos program and the legal challenges it has provoked.
- HIGHER EDUCATION AS A HUMAN RIGHT.
- CLOSING THE COMPLIANCE GAP: FROM SOFT TO HARD MONITORING MECHANISMS UNDER THE INTERNATIONAL HEALTH REGULATIONS.
- Cracking down on corporate crime in Italy.
- Calling the boss or calling the press: a comparison of British and American responses to internal and external whistleblowing.
- Engagement's possibilities and limits as a socioeconomic rights remedy.
- THE KURDISH QUEST FOR INDEPENDENCE AND THE LEGALITY OF SECESSION UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW.
- Asserting state sovereignty over national communities of Islam in the United States and Britain: Sharia courts as a tool of Muslim accommodation and integration.
- Looking back, looking ahead - reflections from the Office of the Prosecutor of the ICC.(International Criminal Court)
- Accession aspirations degenerate: a new chapter for Turkey and the EU.
- Doctrine of the protection of nationals abroad: rise of the non-combatant evacuation operation.
- Medical tourism and the legal impediments to recovery in cases of medical malpractice.
- Exile and election: the case for barring exiled leaders from contesting in national elections.
- Arizona Senate Bill 1070, Brignoni, and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination: has the United States complied with its treaty obligations, and should it in the future?
- FIGHTING PATENT TROLLS EARLY: LEARNING FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM IN OUR SCRAMBLE TO DETERMINE THE CORRECT PLEADING STANDARDS FOR DIRECT PATENT INFRINGEMENT.
- Manufacturing territorial integrity with the International Court of Justice: the Somaliland-Puntland dispute and uti possidetis.
- Colorism and the law in Latin America - global perspectives on colorism conference remarks.(Global Perspectives on Colorism)
- Evolution and enforcement of intellectual property law in Russia.
- Indian pharmaceutical patent law and the effects of Novartis AG v. Union of India.
- Thinking like a lawyer abroad: putting justice into legal reasoning.
- A COMPARATIVE VIEW OF THE LAW, ETHICS, AND POLICIES SURROUNDING MEDICAL AID IN DYING IN THE UNITED STATES AND NETHERLANDS.
- Transnational trials as transitional justice: lessons from the trial of two Rwandan nuns in Belgium.
- LEGITIMACY & LITIGATION: THE RIGHT TO HEALTH CARE.
- GLOBAL JUDICIAL TRANSPARENCY NORMS: A PEEK BEHIND THE ROBES IN A WHOLE NEW WORLD - A LOOK AT GLOBAL "DEMOCRATIZING" TRENDS IN JUDICIAL OPINION-ISSUING PRACTICES.
- Reduced victim participation: a misstep by the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia.
- "OFFICIAL" BONDHOLDER: A NEW HOLDOUT CREATURE IN SOVEREIGN DEBT RESTRUCTURING AFTER VULTURE FUNDS?
- The U.S. and the ICC: no more excuses.
- Prosecuting mass atrocities at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC).
- Exiled and broken: new amendments to UK's discriminatory immigration rules make "homemaking" impossible for UK women.
- Restrictions on political activity by judges in Japan and the United States: the cases of Judge Teranishi and Justice Sanders.
- COUNTER-TERRORISM LAWS AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN AFRICAN COUNTRIES.(Introduction through IV. African Instruments Related to the Suppression and Prevention of Terrorism D. A Closer Look at Africa's Counter-Terrorism Instruments 2. Overview of the OAU Convention on the Prevention and Combating of Terrorism, with footnotes, p. 863-940)(Maseko v. Prime Minister)
- ON THE JUDICIALIZATION OF HEALTH.
- India and colorism: the finer nuances.
- Bull-Dog Sauce for the Japanese soul? Courts, corporations, and communities - a comment on Haley's view of Japanese law.
- John Haley and the American discovery of Japanese law.
- Reputational costs beyond treaty exclusion: international law violations as security threat focal points.
- ACHIEVING ACCOUNTABILITY FOR ATROCITY CRIMES IN AN ERA OF RESISTANCE TO INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE AND HUMAN RIGHTS.
- The International Criminal Court's gravity jurisprudence at ten.(Symposium: The International Criminal Court at Ten)
- THE FORK IN THE ROAD REVISITED: AN ATTEMPT TO OVERCOME THE CLASH BETWEEN FORMALISTIC AND PRAGMATIC APPROACHES.
- What internationals know: improving the effectiveness of post-conflict justice initiatives.(III. Knowledge and Skills B. ICL through IV. Conclusion, with footnotes and appendices, p. 270-316)
- A treaty on thin ice: debunking the arguments against U.S. ratification of the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea in a time of global climate crisis.
- UKRAINE, SELF-DETERMINATION, AND EMERGING NORMS FOR UNILATERAL SECESSION OF STATES.
- The Nuremberg trial, seventy years later.
- Revisiting equity jurisprudence in a comparative context: learning from India's interpretative framework.
- PANDEMIC NATIONALISM, COVID-19, AND INTERNATIONAL LAW.
- Changes in the role of lawyers and corporate governance in Japan - how do we measure whether legal reform leads to real change?
- Torquing the levers of international power.
- Questioning the UN's immunity in the Dutch courts: unresolved issues in the Mothers of Srebrenica litigation.
- What internationals know: improving the effectiveness of post-conflict justice initiatives.
- Law, society, and medical malpractice litigation in Japan.
- Dealing with the world as it is: reimagining collective international responsibility.
- THE PLIGHT OF THE ROMA: THE ALMOST-FORGOTTEN ETHNIC GROUP.
- The state of surveillance in India: the central monitoring system's chilling effect on self-expression.
- Ballast water control: issues & recommendations for protecting the United States' shared Pacific coastline.
- A comparative analysis of the doctrinal consequences of interpretive disagreement for implied constitutional rights.(Introduction through II. The Australian Implied Freedom of Political Communication, p. 93-118)
- What investigative resources does the International Criminal Court need to succeed? A gravity-based approach.
- CONSTITUTIONAL MOBILIZATION.
- Made in America: why the shale revolution in America is not replicable in China and Argentina.
- Less is more - a critical view of further EU action towards a harmonized corporate governance framework in the wake of the crisis.
- Danish mortgage regulations - structure, evolution, and crisis management.
- Russia & legal harmonization: an historical inquiry into IP reform as global convergence and resistance.(intellectual property)
- Settling for settlement: the European Commission's new cartel settlement procedure.
- Kaliningrad in the twenty-first century - independence, semi-autonomy, or continued second-class citizenship?
- THE INFLUENCE OF LAW-AND-ECONOMICS ON THE IDEOLOGICAL CENTER OF CIVIL SOCIETY: THE NEW AMERICAN FORMALISM WITH A EUROPEAN COUNTERPOINT.
- An impossible choice: denial of parents' derivative asylum claims based on their citizen daughter's risk of female genital mutilation.
- SPIRITED AWAY: THE EU'S ADEQUACY DECISION FOR JAPAN AS A ROADMAP FOR U.S. PRIVACY LAW AFTER SCHREMS II.
- FAUX OUTRAGE: COUNTERFEIT DRUGS IN A GLOBALIZING ECONOMY.
- THE LEGALITY OF A STATE RELIGION IN A SECULAR NATION.
- 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 perils of cohabitation: the unmarried father's struggle for rights in Ireland.
- A comparative analysis of the doctrinal consequences of interpretive disagreement for implied constitutional rights.
- If You Can Bomb It, You Can Litigate It: Climate War, Complicit States, and a World on Fire.
- From smelter fumes to silk road winds: exploring legal responses to transboundary air pollution over South Korea.(Introduction to II. Exploring Legal Solutions for Transboundary Air Pollution Over South Korea C. The International Joint Commission and the U.S.-Canada Air Quality Agreement: Accountability Through Delegation 2. The Institutional Role of the IJC, p. 565-595)
- Modern blasphemy laws in Pakistan and the Rimsha Masih case: what effect - if any - the case will have on their future reform.
- 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 ICC at 10.(Symposium: The International Criminal Court at Ten)
- The future of the International Criminal Court: complementarity as a strength or a weakness?(Symposium: The International Criminal Court at Ten)
- The time has come for the United States to ratify the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women.
- WHEN CRISIS MEETS PREPARATION AND DISCIPLINE: SINGAPORE'S SUCCESSFUL RESPONSE TO COVID-19.
- THE INTERNATIONAL RULE OF LAW AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.
- Federalism and political competition in emerging democracies.(South Africa)
- The course forward for Arctic governance.
- 100% ALL NATURAL AMBIGUITY: A COMPARATIVE APPROACH TO FOOD LABELING REQUIREMENTS FOR THE TERM "NATURAL" BY THE FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION AND THE EUROPEAN UNION.
- INTELLIGENCE-SHARING AGREEMENTS & INTERNATIONAL DATA PROTECTION: AVOIDING A GLOBAL SURVEILLANCE STATE.
- Underrepresentative democracy: why Turkey should abandon Europe's highest electoral threshold.
- THE STATE OF MODERN SOUTH KOREAN ANIMAL CRUELTY LAW: AN OVERVIEW WITH COMPARISON TO RELEVANT UNITED STATES AND SWISS LAW AND THE FUTURE.
- The Jones Act: its effect on the U.S. response to the 2010 BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill and its relevance in international law.
- WHY CHINA HAD TO 'BAN' CRYPTOCURRENCY BUT THE U.S. DID NOT: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF REGULATIONS ON CRYPTO-MARKETS BETWEEN THE U.S. AND CHINA.
- CHILD-PROOFING GLOBAL PUBLIC HEALTH IN ANTICIPATION OF EMERGENCY.
- 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)
- How the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act sought to harmonize United States patent priority with the world, a comparison with the European Patent Convention.
- OIL INDUSTRY'S PRO-CLIMATE AGENDA: FIFTY SHADES OF GREEN.
- Responsive justice in China during transitional times: revisiting the juggling path between adjudicatory and mediatory justice.
- Historical heist: an economic argument against embargoing Chinese cultural property.
- Investor-state arbitration and domestic environmental protection.
- The inter-American human rights system: an effective institution for regional rights protection?
- Promoting a more efficient corporate governance model in emerging markets through corporate law.
- Colorism among South Asians: Title VII and skin tone discrimination.(Global Perspectives on Colorism)
- 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)
- Reforming microfinance to suit developing economies: the right way and the Zimbabwe.
- Judicial intervention in Kenya's constitutional review process.
- IS THE CURRENT INTERNATIONAL LAW A GOOD FIT FOR CYBERSECURITY? A U.N. CHARTER-BASED ANALYSIS.
- INCLUSIVE CAPITALISM BASED ON BINARY ECONOMICS AND POSITIVE INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE AGE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.
- The need for regulation of direct-to-consumer genetic testing in the United States: assessing and applying the German policy model.
- CONSIDERATIONS ON THE TARGETING OF SATELLITES.
- China's attitude toward foreign NGOS.
- 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)
- Expanding judiciaries: India and the rise of the good governance court.
- The Tor network: a global inquiry into the legal status of anonymity networks.
- Protecting workers as a matter principle: a Latin American view of U.S. work law.
- THE RIGHT TO MIGRATE: A HUMAN RIGHTS RESPONSE TO IMMIGRATION RESTRICTIONISM IN ARGENTINA.
- Some observations about Jewish law in Israel's Supreme Court.
- Developing a working model for legal NGOs in China.(non-governmental organizations)
- The social cost of baseball: addressing the effects of Major League Baseball recruitment in Latin America and the Caribbean.
- A world of peace and justice under the rule of law: from Nuremberg to the International Criminal Court.
- MEMORIES OF JUDGMENT: CONSTRUCTING THE ICTY'S LEGACIES.(The Role of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in Understanding the War and Genocide in Bosnia-Herzegovina)
- ON THE CRIMINAL REGULATION OF CRITICAL INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW.
- REEFER REFERENDUM: COMPARING MARIJUANA LAWS ACROSS THE GLOBE.
- Uniform patent litigation in the European Union: an analysis of the viability of recent proposals aimed at unifying the European patent litigation system.
- NUREMBERG AND THE DRAFTING OF THE GENOCIDE CONVENTION.