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The Devil's Advocate: Using Neuroscientific Evidence In International Criminal Trials?, Adam B. Shniderman
The Devil's Advocate: Using Neuroscientific Evidence In International Criminal Trials?, Adam B. Shniderman
Brooklyn Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
Danger At 700,000 Feet: Why The United States Needs To Develop A Kinetic Anti-Satellite Missile Technology Test-Ban Treaty, Jesse Oppenheim
Danger At 700,000 Feet: Why The United States Needs To Develop A Kinetic Anti-Satellite Missile Technology Test-Ban Treaty, Jesse Oppenheim
Brooklyn Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
Andrew P. Vance Memorial Writing Competition Winner: Two And A Half Hurdles Between Eurozone Debts And U.S. Courts: How Recent Distressed Foreign Deals Could Soon Be Unwound Domestically, Timothy S. Springer
Andrew P. Vance Memorial Writing Competition Winner: Two And A Half Hurdles Between Eurozone Debts And U.S. Courts: How Recent Distressed Foreign Deals Could Soon Be Unwound Domestically, Timothy S. Springer
Brooklyn Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
The Dressmaker's Dilemma: Sexual Abuse, Corporate Accountability, And The Convention For The Elimination Of All Forms Of Discrimination Against Migrant Women In Jordan's Qualified Industrial Zones, Nura Skaden
Brooklyn Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
Detecting Shapes In Noise: Tuning Characteristics Of Global Shape Mechanisms, Gunnar Schmidtmann, Gael E. Gordon, David M. Bennett, Gunter Loffler
Detecting Shapes In Noise: Tuning Characteristics Of Global Shape Mechanisms, Gunnar Schmidtmann, Gael E. Gordon, David M. Bennett, Gunter Loffler
School of Health Professions
No abstract provided.
The Potential For Using Geopolymer Concrete In The Uk, A Heath, K Paine, S Goodhew, M Ramage, M Lawrence
The Potential For Using Geopolymer Concrete In The Uk, A Heath, K Paine, S Goodhew, M Ramage, M Lawrence
School of Art, Design and Architecture
No abstract provided.
Common Materials Turned Deadly: How Much Does America Have To Monitor To Prevent Further Acts Of Terrorism?, Dori Persky
Common Materials Turned Deadly: How Much Does America Have To Monitor To Prevent Further Acts Of Terrorism?, Dori Persky
American University National Security Law Brief
No abstract provided.
Malice Supplies The Age? Assessing The Culpability Of Adolescent Soldiers, Maria Achton Thomas
Malice Supplies The Age? Assessing The Culpability Of Adolescent Soldiers, Maria Achton Thomas
California Western International Law Journal
No abstract provided.
All Other Breaches: State Practice And The Geneva Conventions’ Nebulous Class Of Less Discussed Prohibitions, Jesse Medlong
All Other Breaches: State Practice And The Geneva Conventions’ Nebulous Class Of Less Discussed Prohibitions, Jesse Medlong
Michigan Journal of International Law
With respect to the protections afforded by the Geneva Conventions, a great deal of ink has been spilled in recent years over the two-tiered system of tribunals employed by the United States in its prosecution of enemy combatants in the “war on terror.” Less discussed, though, is the wholly separate two-tiered system for sorting violators of the Geneva Conventions that emerges from the very text of those agreements. This stratification is a function of the Conventions’ distinction between those who commit “grave breaches” and those who merely commit “acts contrary to the provisions of the present convention” or “all other …
A Discursive Approach To Female Circumcision: Why The United Nations Should Drop The One-Sided Conversation In Favor Of The Vagina Dialogues, Kathleen Bradshaw
A Discursive Approach To Female Circumcision: Why The United Nations Should Drop The One-Sided Conversation In Favor Of The Vagina Dialogues, Kathleen Bradshaw
North Carolina Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
Universal Jurisdiction Over Operation Of A Pirate Ship: The Legality Of The Evolving Piracy Definition In Regional Prosecutions, Samuel Shnider
Universal Jurisdiction Over Operation Of A Pirate Ship: The Legality Of The Evolving Piracy Definition In Regional Prosecutions, Samuel Shnider
North Carolina Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
The Rule Of Law, Constitutional Reform, And The Death Penalty In The Gambia, Andrew Novak
The Rule Of Law, Constitutional Reform, And The Death Penalty In The Gambia, Andrew Novak
Richmond Journal of Global Law & Business
No abstract provided.
International Law For American Courts: Why The “American Laws For American Courts” Movement Is A Violation Of The United States Constitution And Universal Human Rights, Maria Surdokas
University of Baltimore Journal of International Law
In recent years, the “American Laws for American Courts” movement has swept across the country in an attempt to ban international law from U.S. state courts. This article specifically examines the Oklahoma Save Our State Amendment and the Arizona Foreign Decisions Act. In doing so, it addresses both the constitutional and policy problems with these attempts, observing that what the states have been trying to do is neither legal nor practical. It analyzes the inability of individual states to unilaterally avoid compliance with the United States’ international law obligations. It notes the absurdity in outlawing international law in order to …
Comments: At The Intersection Of National Interests And International Law: Why American Interests Should Assume The Right Of Way, Clark Smith
University of Baltimore Journal of International Law
Following the interwar period and disastrous results of an isolationist foreign policy, the United States changed course coming out of the Second World War. Assuming the global leadership role, the U.S. led the international effort to design and build the international institutions and organizations that would ensure and manage the global recovery from the war that ravaged the world’s economy, deter future wars by providing checks on and a balance of power, and that would ensure, to some degree, international systems based on rule of law. Pursuit of U.S. interests should, when possible, be carried out within that international legal …
After The Revolution: Egypt's Changing Forms Of Corruption, M. Patrick Yingling, Mohamed A. Arafa
After The Revolution: Egypt's Changing Forms Of Corruption, M. Patrick Yingling, Mohamed A. Arafa
University of Baltimore Journal of International Law
Egypt’s revolution of January 25, 2011 was impelled by a desire to eliminate “conventional corruption,” a particular kind of corruption that occurs when government officials illegally abuse public office for private gain. Illegal quid pro quo transactions, including acts of bribery, are prominent examples of conventional corruption. This form of corruption is to be contrasted with “unconventional corruption,” a form of corruption that has (thus far) been absent in Egypt. Unconventional corruption occurs when elected officials put personal campaign finances ahead of the public interest without engaging in a quid pro quo transaction. These different forms, conventional and unconventional corruption, …
Comments: Stuck Between A Rock And A Hard Place: Does Lebanon Have A Responsibility To Respect Syrian Refugees?, Robert Demirji
Comments: Stuck Between A Rock And A Hard Place: Does Lebanon Have A Responsibility To Respect Syrian Refugees?, Robert Demirji
University of Baltimore Journal of International Law
This comment looks at the current crisis in Syria and its effect on Lebanon. This comment first looks at the recent history of Lebanon stemming from the entrance of Palestinians into Lebanon after their deportation of Israel to Lebanon today. Thereafter, this comment looks at the evolution of the responsibility to protect doctrine from the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, to the 2005 World Summit Outcome Report to the 2009 Secretary General Report on Responsibility to Protect. This comment addresses the role of both Lebanon and the international community in its responsibility to protect Syrian refugees. This comment concludes with …
Depoliticizing Sovereign Wealth Funds Through International Arbitration, Meg Lippincott
Depoliticizing Sovereign Wealth Funds Through International Arbitration, Meg Lippincott
Chicago Journal of International Law
Since their inception in the 1950s, Sovereign Wealth Funds (SWFs) have dramatically expanded with the purpose of investing government revenue and maximizing returns for states with surplus funds. While SWF investments benefit their sovereign owners and can bring stability and growth to the economies the) invest in, concerns about the use of investments for political gains and about the defense of national security have led to calls for regulation of SWF investment worldwide. But rather than entangle these investments in a series of varied and complex domestic law solutions, this Comment argues that SWF investment can be effectively monitored through …
George P. Smith, Ii's Law And Bioethics - Intersections Along The Mortal Ciol, Michael Donald Kirby The Honourable
George P. Smith, Ii's Law And Bioethics - Intersections Along The Mortal Ciol, Michael Donald Kirby The Honourable
Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies
No abstract provided.
Some Legal Considerations For E.U. Based Mnes Contemplating High-Risk Foreign Direct Investments In The Energy Sector After Kiobel V. Royal Dutch Petroleum And Chevron Corporation V. Naranjo, Jeffrey A. Van Detta
Some Legal Considerations For E.U. Based Mnes Contemplating High-Risk Foreign Direct Investments In The Energy Sector After Kiobel V. Royal Dutch Petroleum And Chevron Corporation V. Naranjo, Jeffrey A. Van Detta
South Carolina Journal of International Law and Business
No abstract provided.
Constitutional Provisions Making Sharia "A" Or "The" Chief Source Of Legislation: Where Did They Come From? What Do They Mean? Do They Matter?, Clark B. Lombardi
Constitutional Provisions Making Sharia "A" Or "The" Chief Source Of Legislation: Where Did They Come From? What Do They Mean? Do They Matter?, Clark B. Lombardi
American University International Law Review
No abstract provided.
State Obligations Concerning Indigenous Peoples' Rights To Their Ancestral Lands: Lex Imperfecta?, Jernej Letnar Cernic
State Obligations Concerning Indigenous Peoples' Rights To Their Ancestral Lands: Lex Imperfecta?, Jernej Letnar Cernic
American University International Law Review
No abstract provided.
Canadian V. American Defamation Law: What Can We Learn From Hyperlinks, Mitchell Drucker
Canadian V. American Defamation Law: What Can We Learn From Hyperlinks, Mitchell Drucker
Canada-United States Law Journal
No abstract provided.
International Financial Instability And The Financial Stability Board, G. A. Walker
International Financial Instability And The Financial Stability Board, G. A. Walker
The International Lawyer
No abstract provided.
Europe, Marie Tedesco Scott, Samantha Munroe, Nikolas De Bremaeker, Patrick Del Duca, Wojciech Baginski, Michal Bernaczyk, Sofie Bille-Steenberg, Trevor Bridges, Alexander Darraby, Emma Doherty, Pat English, Anders Etgen Reitz, Maryna Ilchuk, Florian S. Jörg, Manfred Ketzer, Virginia Keyder, Rikke Line Lyngaae Rasmussen, Oline Nowicki, Wolfram Rehbock, Elena Sabkova, Marc Shelley, Richard Silberstein, Irene Siurana Sieiro, Stefano M. Viola, Anne Wagner-Findeisen, Larry White, Michal Zolubak
Europe, Marie Tedesco Scott, Samantha Munroe, Nikolas De Bremaeker, Patrick Del Duca, Wojciech Baginski, Michal Bernaczyk, Sofie Bille-Steenberg, Trevor Bridges, Alexander Darraby, Emma Doherty, Pat English, Anders Etgen Reitz, Maryna Ilchuk, Florian S. Jörg, Manfred Ketzer, Virginia Keyder, Rikke Line Lyngaae Rasmussen, Oline Nowicki, Wolfram Rehbock, Elena Sabkova, Marc Shelley, Richard Silberstein, Irene Siurana Sieiro, Stefano M. Viola, Anne Wagner-Findeisen, Larry White, Michal Zolubak
The International Lawyer
No abstract provided.
A Political Economy Approach To Reforming The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, Matthew C. Turk
A Political Economy Approach To Reforming The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, Matthew C. Turk
Northwestern Journal of International Law & Business
Prohibitions against transnational bribery suffer from a paradoxical problem of simultaneous over- and under-enforcement. On the “supply-side,” U.S. enforcement against bribery through the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) is increasingly over-aggressive, while enforcement by other developed economies is nearly non-existent. On the “demand-side,” governments of developing economies where bribes take place often have neither an interest in nor the capacity to rein in their corrupt officials. In light of these shortcomings, this Article proposes reforming the FCPA as follows. First, the SEC should cease paying profits disgorged by corporate defendants into the U.S. Treasury. Second, disgorgements should instead be transferred …
Not So Safe Haven: Reducing Tax Evasion By Regulation Correspondent Banks Operating In The United States, Michael A. Berger
Not So Safe Haven: Reducing Tax Evasion By Regulation Correspondent Banks Operating In The United States, Michael A. Berger
Journal of International Business and Law
No abstract provided.
Punishing The Pen With The Sword?: Colombia's New, Extreme, And Ineffective Punishment For Plagiarism, David Cromwell
Punishing The Pen With The Sword?: Colombia's New, Extreme, And Ineffective Punishment For Plagiarism, David Cromwell
Washington International Law Journal
The Colombian Supreme Court of Justice recently sentenced a professor to two years in prison for plagiarizing a student’s thesis, an extreme punishment by both comparative and Colombian standards. Despite its severity and global ramifications, the decision has received little attention within the English-speaking legal community. This comment provides an overdue analysis of the case and clarifies the current state of Colombian copyright law, both on the books and on the ground. The comment argues that while the case has clarified that plagiarism is a crime in Colombia, addressing academic plagiarism through criminal punishment will likely do little to deter …
Banking Union And Single Market: Conflict Or Companionship?, Rose Lastra
Banking Union And Single Market: Conflict Or Companionship?, Rose Lastra
Fordham International Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Global Warming Heats Up The American-Canadian Relationship: Resolving The Status Of The Northwest Passage Under International Law, William Y. Kim
Global Warming Heats Up The American-Canadian Relationship: Resolving The Status Of The Northwest Passage Under International Law, William Y. Kim
Canada-United States Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Climate Hope: Implementing The Exit Strategy, Henry Shue
Climate Hope: Implementing The Exit Strategy, Henry Shue
Chicago Journal of International Law
While Eric A. Posner and David Weisbach advocate that climate change and poverty be tackled separately, the realiZaion that only a single cumulative carbon emissions budget is available to accommodate all nations through all centuries of the current millennium shows why efforts to confront these two challenges are inextricably linked Once carbon dioxide from fossil fuels reaches the atmosphere, most molecules remain for several centuries. Therefore, most additions of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere are effectively net additions to a rapidly swelling total accumulation. Total cumulative atmospheric carbon correlates strongly with maximum surface temperature. It is, consequently, urgent to cease …