Submissions from 2019
The Dakota Access Pipeline and the Destruction of Cultural Heritage: Apply the Crime Against Humanity of Persecution Before the ICC, Haydee J. Dijkstal
Yitz and Ishmael: A Drama in One Very Long Act, Jim Friedberg
How New Zealand’s Adoption of the Nagoya Protocol Would Enhance Protection of Māori Traditional Knowledge, Emily Ortlieb Ricciardi
Children in Limbo: The Need for Maximum Limits for Juvenile Pretrial Detention, Rebecca Rosefelt
The Future of the US-EU Covered Agreement: How to Drag an Absurdly Federalist Regulatory System into the Global Reinsurance Market, Bailey Stubbe
Human Rights Conditions: What We Know and Why It Matters, David Weissbrodt and Patrick Finnegan
Submissions from 2018
Gendering the Law of Occupation: The Case of Cyprus, Fionnuala Ní Aoláin
Weighing Lives: Israel’s Prisoner-Exchange Policy and the Right to Life, Shelly Aviv Yeini
State Capitalism on the Ascent: Stress, Shock, and Adaptation of the International Law on Foreign Investment, Julien Chaisse
Effectiveness of Labor Provisions within Free Trade Agreements Between the United States and Latin American Countries, Cayla D. Ebert
GATS Regulation for Launch Services: Resolving the United States-India Conflict, Shane Fitzmaurice
A Hierarchy of the Goals of International Criminal Courts, Stuart Ford
Litigating the Right to Health under Occupation: Between Bureaucracy and Humanitarianism, Aeyal Gross
War Aims Matter: Keeping Jus Contra Bellum Restrictive While Requiring the Articulation of the Goals of the Use of Force, Jens Iverson
A Missing Variable: The Impact of Cross-Border Insolvency Laws on Foreign Direct Investment, Jason Jack
Relocation, Regulation and Rigor: How Germany’s New Integration Act Violates the Refugee Convention, Ashlynn Kendzior
Conserving Culture: The Shift Towards International Criminal Liability for the Destruction of Cultural Property, Andrew Miles
The Right to a Genuine Electoral Democracy, Amnon Rubinstein and Yaniv Roznai
Jus Post Bellum: Justice After the War, Robert A. Stein
Transitional Post-Occupation Obligations under the Law of Belligerent Occupation, Dana Wolf
Submissions from 2017
From Al-Qaida in 2001 to ISIL in 2015: The Security Council’s Decisions on Terrorism and Their Impact on the Right to Self-Defense Against Autonomous Non-State Actors, Alberto Alvarez-Jimenez
Asylum’s Interpretative Impasse: Interpreting “Persecution” and “Particular Social Group” Using International Human Rights Law, Nicholas R. Bednar and Margaret Penland
Ejab Mantin Majel: Corporal Punishment in Public Schools in the Marshall Islands, Justin A. Behravesh
(Re)discovering Duties: Individual Responsibility in the Age of Rights, Fernando Berdion Del Valle and Kathryn Sikkink
Just Wars with Unjust Allies: Use of Force and Human Rights Considerations on the Russian Intervention in Syria, Brendan Delany
Cuban Migration to the United States in a Post-Normalized Relations World, Kevin J. Fandl
Targeting Decisions and Consequences for Civilians in the Colombian Civil Strife, Aaron X. Fellmeth and Douglas J. Sylvester
Jus Cogens: To Revise a Narrative, Sue S. Guan
“Muéstrame el Dinero”: Increasing Foreign Direct Investments in Cuba with a BIT of Help, Kevin Kitchen
The Logical Next Step: Motivations on the Formations of a Business and Human Rights Treaty, Graham Markiewicz
Distinction and Proportionality in Cyber War: Virtual Problems with a Real Solution, CDR Peter Pascucci
An Emerging Trend in International Trade: A Shift to Safeguard Against ISDS Abuses and Protect Host-State Sovereignty, Nikesh Patel
Errors and Misconceptions in the 2015 Department of Defense Law of War Manual, Jordan J. Paust
Better the Devil You Know? UK Alternatives to EU Membership, Tim Peel
Human Rights Lost: the (Re)making of an American Story, Christopher N.J. Roberts
Submissions from 2016
Agreeing to Disagree: The Primacy Debate Between the German Federal Constitutional Court and the European Court of Justice, John Henry Dingfelder Stone
The Right of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Enrich Uranium, Kamyar Ghorbanebrahimi
Snoozing Democracy: Sunset Clauses, De-Juridification, and Emergencies, Antonios Kouroutakis and Sofia Ranchordás
Why Ratification of the U.N. Convention of the Law of the Sea May Violate Article III of the U.S. Constitution, Julian G. Ku
Hurting More than Helping: How the Marshall Islands’ Seeming Bravery Against the Major Powers Only Stands to Maim the Legitimacy of the World Court, Katherine Maddox Davis
Steering for More Trouble? Could the Ruling in United States v. American Express Co. Lead to Further Antitrust Enforcement Actions in Europe?, Michael Srodoski
Setting Norms: Protections for Surrogates in International Commercial Surrogacy, Xinran “Cara” Tang
Submissions from 2015
Resolution 2122: The “Aborted” Debate, Debdatta Dobe
Palestinian Economic Development: Israeli Actions in Light of the 1994 Paris Protocol and International Economic Law, Vincent El Hayek
Iterations of the Family: Parents, Children and Mixed-Status Families, Tally Kritzman-Amir
Rhetoric Versus Reality: U.S. Resistance to Global Trade Rules and the Implications for Cybersecurity and Internet Governance, Eric L. Richards
The Return of Novorossiya: Why Russia’s Intervention in Ukraine Exposes the Weakness of International Law, Adam Twardowski
Can Occupation Resulting from a War of Self-Defense Become Illegal?, Ariel Zemach
Submissions from 2014
The Peril of Imposing the Rule of Law: Lessons From Liberia, Jonathan Compton
Lighten Up – Amending the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs, Allison E. Don
The International Rule of Law: An Analysis, Monica P. Moyo
The Trans-Pacific Partnership: Environmental Savior or Regulatory Carte Blanche?, David P. Vincent
Submissions from 2013
Transparency Between Norm, Technique and Property in International Law and Governance: The Example of Corporate Disclosure Regimes and Environmental Impacts, Larry Catá Backer
Perception is not Reality: The FCPA, Brazil, and the Misdemeanor of Corruption, Stuart Vincent Campbell
Rejection, Revocation of Acceptance, and Avoidance: A Comparative Assessment of UCC and CISG Goods Oriented Remedies, Sarah Howard Jenkins
The Normative Logic of Global Economic Governance: In Pursuit of Non-Instrumental Justification for the Rule of Law and Human Rights, Kevin T. Jackson
A Tour de Horizon of Issues on the Agenda of the Mercenaries Working Group, Gabor Rona
Future War, Future Law, Eric Talbot Jensen
Cyber-Conflict, Cyber-Crime, and Cyber-Espionage, David Weissbrodt
Extraterritorial Enforcement and Prosecutorial Discretion in the FCPA: A Call For International Prosecutorial Factors, Emily Willborn
Submissions from 2012
Facilitating Preferential Trade Agreements between Developed and Developing Countries: A Case for “Enabling” the Enabling Clause, Won-Mog Choi and Yong-Shik Lee
The Rise of Gestational Surrogacy and the Pressing Need for International Regulation, Erica Davis
Call for Reform: Analyzing Trips Through European Seizure of Generic Medication, Justin Erickson
Attribution and the Umbrella Clause – Is There a Way Out of Deadlock?, Dr. Michael Feit
Combating Corruption through Corporate Transparency Using Enforcement Discretion to Improve Disclosure, David Hess
Counterclaims in Investor-State Arbitration, Yaraslau Kryvoi
Mergers & Accusations: Chinese Auditing and Corporate Disclosure Standards Indirectly on Trial in the United States, Janelle A. McCarty
Binding the United Nations: Compulsory Review of Disputes Involving UN International Responsibility before the International Court of Justice, Anastasia Telesetsky
AquAdvantage is Not Real Advantage: European Biotechnology Regulations and the United States’ September 2010 FDA Review of Genetically Modified Salmon, Katherine Wilinska
Between a Treaty and Not: A Case Study of the Legal Value of Diplomatic Assurances in Expulsion Cases, William Thomas Worster
Submissions from 2011
The Return of the State, José E. Alvarez
Consultation and Legitimacy in Transnational Standard-Setting, Caroline Bradley
Hudec’s Methods-and Ours, Jeffrey L. Dunoff
Reconciling the Right to Food and Trade Liberalization: Developing Country Opportunities, Lily Endean Nierenberg
South-South Trade and Investment: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly-African Perspectives, Uché U. Ewelukwa
The International Competition Network: Its Past, Current and Future Role, Hugh M. Hollman and William E. Kovacic
The Evidence for Constitutionalization of the WTO: Revisiting the Telmex Report, Theodore Kill
Red Banking: Chinese State-Owned Commercial Bank Reform and the Basel II Accord, Christopher D. Luehr
Towards a New Jus Post Bellum: The United Nations Peacebuilding Commission and the Improvement of Post-Conflict Efforts and Accountability, Liliana Lyra Jubilut
Presbyterian Church of Sudan v. Talisman Energy, Inc.: Aiding and Abetting Liability Under the Alien Tort Statute, James Morrissey
Developing Countries and GATT/WTO Rules: Dynamic Transformations in Trade Policy Behavior and Performance, Chiedu Osakwe
When Courts and Congress Don’t Say What They Mean: Initial Reactions to Morrison v. National Australia Bank and to the Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Provisions of the Dodd-Frank Act, Richard Painter, Douglas Dunham, and Ellen Quackenbos
Professor Hudec and the Appellate Body, Ricardo Ramirez
The Empirical Turn in International Economic Law, Beth A. Simmons and Andrew B. Breidenbach
Ill-Gotten Gains: The Case for International Corporate Criminal Liability, Jordan Sundell
Submissions from 2010
The Need for Enforcement of U.S. Punitive Damages Awards by the European Union, Jessica J. Berch
No Sirve: The Invalidity of Service of Process Abroad by Mail or Private Process Server on Parties in Mexico Under the Hague Service Convention, Charles B. Campbell
Regulatory Imperialism: The Worldwide Export of European Regulatory Principles of Credit Rating Agencies, Kristina St. Charles
Self-Determination, Sovereignty, and the Failure of States: Somaliland and the Case for Justified Secession, Aaron Kreuter
Treaty Interpretaiton in WTO Dispute Settlement: The Outstanding Question of the Legality of Local Working Requirements, Bryan Mercurio and Mitali Tyagi
Closer to Justice: Transferring Cases from the International Criminal Court, George H. Norris
