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The Future Of Ad Hoc Tribunals: An Assessment Of Their Utility Post- Icc, Milena Sterio
The Future Of Ad Hoc Tribunals: An Assessment Of Their Utility Post- Icc, Milena Sterio
ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law
Over the past two decades, various mechanisms of international and regional justice have developed.
Funding Opportunities For Legal Services Programs Offer Hope For Battered Immigrants: A Call For Strides In Community Collaborations, E. Lesleigh Varner
Funding Opportunities For Legal Services Programs Offer Hope For Battered Immigrants: A Call For Strides In Community Collaborations, E. Lesleigh Varner
ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law
Within the last decade, this country has made tremendous strides in the way of immigration legislation.
Economic And Social Actors In The World Trade Organization, Steve Charnovitz
Economic And Social Actors In The World Trade Organization, Steve Charnovitz
ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law
The World Trade Organization (WTO) is an international organization composed of Members that are states or customs territories
Judicial Activism In The Icj Charter Interpretation, Lara M. Pair
Judicial Activism In The Icj Charter Interpretation, Lara M. Pair
ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law
Judicial activism has a wide variety of definitions, while its true content remains unclear.
The Civil Enforcement Of Human Rights Norms In Domestic Courts, Beth Van Schaack
The Civil Enforcement Of Human Rights Norms In Domestic Courts, Beth Van Schaack
ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law
This Article will attempt to make the case for the domestic civil action in defense of international human rights in the face of a potential threat to such litigation.
Human Rights Accountability: Congress, Federalism And International Law, Beth Stephens
Human Rights Accountability: Congress, Federalism And International Law, Beth Stephens
ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law
While regularly seeking to apply international human rights norms tojudge the behavior of other governments, the United States has vehemently rejected efforts to apply such rules to United States domestic behavior.