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The Latin-American Flavor Of Enforced Disappearances, Ariel E. Dulitzky
The Latin-American Flavor Of Enforced Disappearances, Ariel E. Dulitzky
Chicago Journal of International Law
Enforced disappearances occur when persons are deprived of their liberty by state officials, organized groups, or private individuals acting on behalf of, or with the support, direct or indirect, consent, or acquiescence of the government. The deprivation of liberty is followed by a refusal to disclose the fate or whereabouts of the persons concerned or a refusal to acknowledge the deprivation of their liberty. Consequently, such persons are placed outside the protection of the law. As such, the crime and the human rights violation of enforced disappearance comprise many different types of state repression. Given this multiplicity of scenarios in …
Striking A Grotian Moment: How The Syria Airstrikes Changed International Law Relating To Humanitarian Intervention, Michael P. Scharf
Striking A Grotian Moment: How The Syria Airstrikes Changed International Law Relating To Humanitarian Intervention, Michael P. Scharf
Chicago Journal of International Law
In the years since the 1999 North Atlantic Treaty Organization airstrikes on Serbia to prevent ethnic cleansing of the Kosovar Albanians, international law has been moving in fits and starts toward recognition of a limited right of humanitarian intervention in the absence of United Nations Security Council approval. But all the ingredients necessary for the crystallization of customary international law were not present until the April 14, 2018 United States/French/United Kingdom airstrikes on Syrian chemical weapons facilities. This Article examines the distinctive circumstances of the April 2018 airstrikes, including the context of a crisis of historic proportions, the focus on …
Regulation Of Initial Coin Offerings: Reconciling U.S. And E.U. Securities Laws, Philipp Maume, Mathias Fromberger
Regulation Of Initial Coin Offerings: Reconciling U.S. And E.U. Securities Laws, Philipp Maume, Mathias Fromberger
Chicago Journal of International Law
In 2016, when Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) were first introduced, financial markets, scholars, and entrepreneurs were captivated by the opportunities and challenges the technology offered. ICOs quickly became one of the hottest topics in the financial markets. They typically use blockchain technology to offer so-called “tokens” that can confer various rights to their holders. The amount of money raised via ICOs has reached $27 billion by the end of 2018. Commentators have described the ICO bonanza as a new gold rush. Nevertheless, the legal framework for ICOs remains unclear because traditional securities regulation is designed for classical securities that are …
Turning In The Widening Gyre: History, Corporate Accountability, And Transitional Justice In The Postcolony, Jeffrey Atteberry
Turning In The Widening Gyre: History, Corporate Accountability, And Transitional Justice In The Postcolony, Jeffrey Atteberry
Chicago Journal of International Law
This Article argues that transitional justice, by increasing efforts to include corporate accountability within its various mechanisms, may confront the global structures of rule that systematically produce conditions of violence within formerly colonized nation-states. Building on work by Giorgio Agamben and Homi Bhabha, I demonstrate that the very notion of a “transition” around which transitional justice is articulated derives from a nineteenth-century understanding of history that reflects the ideology of development which supported the colonial system. Moments of violent historical discontinuity, legally conceptualized as “states of exception,” provide the paradigmatic bases for models of transitional justice. But, in the history …
Innovation Policy Pluralism, Daniel Hemel, Lisa Larrimore Ouellette
Innovation Policy Pluralism, Daniel Hemel, Lisa Larrimore Ouellette
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Human Rights Implications Of Global Surrogacy, University Of Chicago Law School - Global Human Rights Clinic
Human Rights Implications Of Global Surrogacy, University Of Chicago Law School - Global Human Rights Clinic
Global Human Rights Clinic
The growth of the gestational surrogacy industry in the last few decades has raised concerns about the human rights of the parties involved. Partly due to those concerns, several of the countries where surrogacy was once widespread have recently prohibited the practice. Yet the human rights implications of surrogacy are highly complex, and it is far from clear that a global surrogacy prohibition is the best or even most feasible way to address rights concerns. This report aims to advance an understanding of the human rights impact of laws, policies and practices around surrogacy. The report considers the practice of …
Overview Of European State-Sanctioned Mass Surveillance Law, Michael Fiedorowicz
Overview Of European State-Sanctioned Mass Surveillance Law, Michael Fiedorowicz
International Program Papers
No abstract provided.
The Gdpr's Effect On Transatlantic Relations, Christina Gay
The Gdpr's Effect On Transatlantic Relations, Christina Gay
International Program Papers
No abstract provided.
Divergent Immigration Attitudes Within Emerging North African Refugee "Host" Countries : Morocco And Tunisia, Elizabeth Ketchum
Divergent Immigration Attitudes Within Emerging North African Refugee "Host" Countries : Morocco And Tunisia, Elizabeth Ketchum
International Program Papers
No abstract provided.
True Democracy? : Tunisia And The Road Ahead, Jacob A. Mcgee
True Democracy? : Tunisia And The Road Ahead, Jacob A. Mcgee
International Program Papers
No abstract provided.
Challenges Of The International Investment Arbitration-Influence Of The Achmea Case, Shin-Ying (Chloe) Tsai
Challenges Of The International Investment Arbitration-Influence Of The Achmea Case, Shin-Ying (Chloe) Tsai
International Program Papers
No abstract provided.
Constitutional Tinkering And Democratic Institutions : A Case Study Of The 2019 Electoral Process, Tiffany Chikamara [Kamara] Nwosu
Constitutional Tinkering And Democratic Institutions : A Case Study Of The 2019 Electoral Process, Tiffany Chikamara [Kamara] Nwosu
International Program Papers
No abstract provided.
A Review Of Corporate Governance In Morocco And Tunisia, Audrey Cho
A Review Of Corporate Governance In Morocco And Tunisia, Audrey Cho
International Program Papers
No abstract provided.
Hungary's (Soon To Be) New Administrative Courts, Rachel Cheng
Hungary's (Soon To Be) New Administrative Courts, Rachel Cheng
International Program Papers
No abstract provided.
When Sharing Is No Longer Caring : A Critical Examination Of Eu-North Africa Border Management, Jenny Dai
When Sharing Is No Longer Caring : A Critical Examination Of Eu-North Africa Border Management, Jenny Dai
International Program Papers
No abstract provided.
(Paper On Internet Piracy And Copyright From The International Immersion Program 2019), Holly Highfill
(Paper On Internet Piracy And Copyright From The International Immersion Program 2019), Holly Highfill
International Program Papers
No abstract provided.
More Than Revenue : Taxation In Hungary As A Political Tool, Austin Kissinger
More Than Revenue : Taxation In Hungary As A Political Tool, Austin Kissinger
International Program Papers
No abstract provided.
Constitutional Tinkering And Democratic Institutions: A Case Study Of The 2019 Electoral Process, Kamara Nwosu
Constitutional Tinkering And Democratic Institutions: A Case Study Of The 2019 Electoral Process, Kamara Nwosu
International Program Papers
This paper will discuss the aspects of constitutional tinkering and its impact on democratic institutions by looking into the constitutional tinkering in the Nigerian constitution and its impact on democratic institutions focusing mainly on the electoral system. As a caveat, this paper focuses on the electoral process within an electoral system and not the methods by which election systems are determined. Thus, the paper focuses on the administration of elections and not the system by which votes are to be cast such as plurality method, approval voting or simple majority vote.
Religious And Religiously-Affiliated Actors In International Law : Snapshots Of Collaboration, Whittney Barth
Religious And Religiously-Affiliated Actors In International Law : Snapshots Of Collaboration, Whittney Barth
International Program Papers
No abstract provided.
Falling Nations, Tammy Adereti
Public Anticorruption In Morocco And Tunisia : A Comparative Study, Marcus Bauer
Public Anticorruption In Morocco And Tunisia : A Comparative Study, Marcus Bauer
International Program Papers
No abstract provided.
Freedom Of Religion In The 2014 Tunisian Constitution, Allison Bitz
Freedom Of Religion In The 2014 Tunisian Constitution, Allison Bitz
International Program Papers
No abstract provided.
Corporate Governance Reform And State-Owned Entities In Morocco & Tunisia, Brandon Cheung
Corporate Governance Reform And State-Owned Entities In Morocco & Tunisia, Brandon Cheung
International Program Papers
No abstract provided.
The 5th Anti-Money Laundering Directive And Virtual Currency Regulation In The European Union, Travis Gidado
The 5th Anti-Money Laundering Directive And Virtual Currency Regulation In The European Union, Travis Gidado
International Program Papers
No abstract provided.
The Problem Of Criminal Defamation : Hungary Vs. The European Union, Justyna JóŹWik
The Problem Of Criminal Defamation : Hungary Vs. The European Union, Justyna JóŹWik
International Program Papers
No abstract provided.
The Evolution Of The Hungarian Tax System, Katie Karnosh
The Evolution Of The Hungarian Tax System, Katie Karnosh
International Program Papers
No abstract provided.
Women's Rights In Tunisia Before And After The 2011 Revolution : Progress When It Helps The People In Power, Erica Mail
Women's Rights In Tunisia Before And After The 2011 Revolution : Progress When It Helps The People In Power, Erica Mail
International Program Papers
No abstract provided.
Enforcing A Right To An Independent Judiciary Against Hungary In Response To Forthcoming Implementation Of New Administrative Courts, David Brandon Smith
Enforcing A Right To An Independent Judiciary Against Hungary In Response To Forthcoming Implementation Of New Administrative Courts, David Brandon Smith
International Program Papers
No abstract provided.
To Derogate Or Not To Derogate, That Is The Question : A Comparison Of Derogation Provisions, Alternative Mechanisms And Their Implications For Human Rights, Paige Tapp
International Program Papers
No abstract provided.
The European “Right To Be Forgotten”: A Solution To The Nonconsensual Pornography Problem In The United States?, Allie Piacenti
The European “Right To Be Forgotten”: A Solution To The Nonconsensual Pornography Problem In The United States?, Allie Piacenti
International Program Papers
No abstract provided.