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South Carolina Journal of International Law and Business

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Empowering Institutional Investors In Concentrated Ownership Contexts: The Case Of Italy, Gaia Balp, Giovanni Strampelli

South Carolina Journal of International Law and Business

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Front Matter/Letter From The Editors, Human Rights Brief And Health Law & Policy Brief

Human Rights Brief

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When In Conflict: Guaranteeing The Right To Education In India, Sanskriti Sanghi

Human Rights Brief

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Front Matter/Letter From The Editors, Human Rights Brief And Health Law & Policy Brief

Human Rights Brief

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The United States' Lagging Role In Addressing The Global Plastics Crisis Can Be Saved By Subnational Actors, Amy Mull

North Carolina Journal of International Law

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Nuclear Semiotics, Atomic Tourism, And International Law: Tourism To The Chernobyl Site, Cannon Lane

North Carolina Journal of International Law

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Electronic Health Records: Influencing Performance At Critical Access Hospitals, John Bennett

Doctor of Business Administration (DBA)

This study examines the effectiveness of management decisions with implementing electronic health record’s initiatives through the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act of 2009. Specifically, this research explores attested stages of Meaningful Use with impacts on profitability, costs, and financial liquidity in Washington State Critical Access Hospitals through an analysis of ratios and financial measures. These facilities are often anchors supporting local economic growth, and a closure can bring financial hardship throughout the community. There is a need in critical access hospital markets to establish a relationship between management decisions investing in new technologies coordinating patient care …

Screening Syndromes Out: Updating The International "Genocide" Vernacular For A Changing Technological Age, Nur Iqbal Kara

North Carolina Journal of International Law

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India's Data Wild West: The Aadhaar System And Its Questionable Data Protections, Brett Orren

North Carolina Journal of International Law

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Truths In Translation, Frédéric Gilles Sourgens

Fordham International Law Journal

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Governance Of Ict Standardization: Due Process In Technocratic Decision-Making, Olia Kanevskaia

North Carolina Journal of International Law

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Identities And Inequalities For The Cosine And Sine Functions, Iosif Pinelis

Michigan Tech Publications, Part 1

Identities and inequalities for the cosine and sine functions are obtained.

Artificial Intelligence, Copyright, And Copyright Infringement, Zach Naqvi

Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review

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You Shall Not Pass!How The Dublin System Fueled Fortress Europe, Ashley Binetti Armstrong

Chicago Journal of International Law

t This Article examines the recent proliferation of walls and fences in Europe, fueled by the Dublin Regulation’s failure to distribute responsibility for asylum seekers equitably among European states. Legal scholarship does not lack literature bemoaning the failures of the E.U.’s Dublin Regulation—which dictates, generally, that the country where an asylum seeker first enters the E.U. is responsible for processing his or her claim for protection. Yet scholarship on border walls and fences, and what induces European states to construct them, is not prominent in the literature. The critiques lodged against the Dublin Regulation have primarily focused on its futility …

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South Carolina Journal of International Law and Business

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The International Criminal Court: Current Challenges And Prospect Of Future Success, Milena Sterio

Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law

"The ICC has served as an agent of impunity since its inception in 1998, and its fundamental role in the field of international criminal justice as a permanent accountability mechanism remains undisputed. The court is, however, facing significant challenges which may threaten its legitimacy. These challenges can be surmounted if the court is willing to take a hard look at its own procedures, prosecutorial practices, and judicial attitudes. The ICC’s future may be bright if the court makes significant changes in the present." (Conclusion, p. 478)

Social Media Platforms In International Criminal Investigations, Rebecca J. Hamilton

Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law

"YouTube’s tagline is “Broadcast Yourself.”64 People around the world have taken up the invitation, including people whose lives are being lived out in conflict zones. Proponents of international criminal justice have seized upon the resulting material for its evidentiary value, and we are seeing the field of international criminal investigations in the midst of a major transformation as a consequence. There has been plenty of commentary about this transformation in terms of the challenges and opportunities that the evidence itself brings. But less attention has been given to what these technology-driven developments have done to expand the range of actors …

Section 230 And The Duty To Prevent Mass Atrocities, David Sloss

Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law

"Of course, any proposal to create a statutory exception to section 230 immunity raises a set of complex questions about the proper scope of such an exception. This article identifies the key issues that would need to be resolved if Congress decided to create an exception along these lines. The remainder of this article consists of three parts. The first part explains why removal of immunity from civil liability is an appropriate mechanism to help prevent use of social media to incite or induce commission of mass atrocity crimes. The second part contends that the exception to section 230 immunity …

Codifying The Obligations Of States Relating To The Prevention Of Atrocities, Sean D. Murphy

Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law

Keynote Speech, “Codifying the Obligations of States Relating to the Prevention of Atrocities.”

..."my focus is on international obligations embedded in major multilateral treaties that address the issue of prevention, either expressly or implicitly. In doing so, I will attempt to connect the past to the present, so as to highlight six obligations of States relating to prevention that the Commission deemed essential for inclusion in its 2019 CAH Articles."

Irregular Forces, Irregular Enforcement: Making Peace Agreements In Non-International Armed Conflicts Durable, Margaux J. Day, Eian Katz

Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law

"The legal status of NIAC peace agreements is a matter that remains unresolved. While it is clear that AOGs may attain international legal personality in some contexts, authoritative sources of interpretation have not reached a consensus with respect to their capacity to create contracts. In Part I, this Article reviewed the controversy over AOG treaty-making power and the split within the courts on the issue. In Part II, it illustrated the many different areas of international law under which AOGs are held to possess legal personality, suggesting that they could be able to accede to binding treaties. Part III showed …

Too Few Trials, Too Many Tribulations: The Icc's Terrible Year And Where To Go From Here, Elizabeth Evenson

Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law

"In June 2018, the International Criminal Court (ICC) appeals chamber reversed what had been the court’s most significant verdict: a 2016 conviction of a former Congolese vice-president, Jean-Pierre Bemba, for crimes committed in the Central African Republic.1 This was significant because it was the court’s first conviction for crimes of sexual and gender-based violence and on the basis of command responsibility, and because Bemba was among the most senior-ranking officials to appear for trial at the court.

An acquittal needs to be understood as a legitimate outcome to any justice process, but, in context, the decision touched off alarm bells …

Attacks Against Cultural Heritage As A Crime Against Humanity, Yaron Gottlieb

Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law

"The article begins with a brief overview of the contemporary international criminal law regime governing attacks against cultural heritage. It continues by identifying the main legal gaps as well as additional considerations that support the introduction of a distinct crime against humanity in the Draft Convention’s list of crime. The article then defines the proposed new crime and analyzes the crime’s elements including a definition of cultural heritage for the purpose of the Draft Convention."

Social Media: A Good Alternative, For Alternative Service Of Process, Emily Davis

Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law

A cost efficient and effective means of alternative service of process in civil and commercial cases upon both domestic and international defendants lies in social media. Traditional methods of service of process are preferred, but are not always practicable. When a defendant cannot be reached through traditional methods, judges should use their discretion and allow alternative service by social media in appropriate cases. Current methods of alternative service, such as publication, are not efficient or effective. By allowing alternative service of process via social media in certain cases, the defendant is much more likely to receive actual notice in a …

Effectiveness Of Empathy Clinical Education For Children’S Nursing Students: A Quasi-Experimental Study, Xiang Ding, Li Wang, Jing Sun, Dong Ya Li, Bing Ya Zheng, Shi Wen He, Li Hui Zhu, Jos M. Latour

School of Nursing and Midwifery

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Harmful Algal Blooms In The Great Lakes St. Lawrence River Basin: Is It Time Fro A Binational Sub-Federal Approach?, Dr. Kathryn Bryk Friedman, Dr. Irena F. Creed

Canada-United States Law Journal

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Child-Friendly Justice Behind Bars: A Comparative Analysis Of The Protection Mechanisms Of The Rights Of Arrested Children In The Practice Of The Working Group On Arbitrary Detention And Of The European And Inter-American Courts Of Human Rights, Áquila Mazzinghy

American University International Law Review

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International Law And The Populist Moment: A Comment On Martti Koskenniemi's Enchanted By The Tools? International Law And Enlightenment, Anne M. Orford

American University International Law Review

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Slaying The Leviathan: How Inconsistent Restrictions On State Immunity Undermine The Rule Of Law, Bailey Roe

American University International Law Review

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Do You Accept These Cookies? How The General Data Protection Regulation Keeps Consumer Information Safe, Jayne Chorpash

Northwestern Journal of International Law & Business

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This note examines the General Data Protection Regulation implemented in the EU in 2018. The GDPR was the result of a long history of data privacy laws that have been met with varying levels of success. While the GDPR has retained many characteristics that have made past privacy laws successful, it has also made some important changes. Most notably, the GDPR gives generous rights to consumers to guard and protect their data, which is of growing concern in light of how easy it is to share information in our modern age. Additionally, the GDPR has a much broader territorial …