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Pediatric Bullying And Victimization: Quality Improvement Project In A Primary Care Setting, Melanie Sklar

Antioch University Dissertations & Theses

Bullying is a form of aggression characterized by repeated psychological or physical oppression, which negatively impacts children. More recently, the phenomenon of cyberbullying, or electronic bullying, has become prevalent. Despite efforts by schools to address forms of bullying, young people continue to be victimized. Primary care settings are well placed to address these issues with patients and their families to improve care and outcomes. Screenings and mental health referrals by physicians have been shown to reduce future involvement in bullying and increase access to treatment. When thinking about healthcare improvements in primary care settings, screening has been shown to be …

Teachers Of Color's Perception On Identity And Academic Success: A Reflective Narrative, Lynette Suliana Sikahema Finau

Antioch University Dissertations & Theses

Research and scholarship in multicultural education has consistently affirmed that as a result of the long standing racial academic achievement gap and the current teaching force not reflecting the changing demographics of students in the United States, students of color continue to be deprived from having teachers who look like them and who may bring similar life, social, and cultural experiences that can increase the value they place on academics. The purpose of this study was to explore the lived experiences of teachers of color and how they perceive their identity as significant and meaningful to their profession and its …

A Human Rights Approach To Risk: The Case Of Human Germline Editing, Jessica Almqvist

Loyola of Los Angeles International and Comparative Law Review

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Configuring Perceived Fit To Mitigate Consumer Animosity In The Context Of Cross-Border Sport Sponsorships., Robert Angell, Paul Bottomley, Ružica Brečić, Jelena Filipović, Matthew Gorton, Maria Logkizidou, John White

Plymouth Business School

Abstract Research question: While cross-border sport sponsorships are widespread, such partnerships introduce a notable complication – consumers in one country may dislike the sponsor’s country of origin (COO). This raises the question as to whether animosity towards a sponsor’s COO negatively affects sponsorship outcomes, and if so, how it can be addressed. For the latter, we examine holistic sponsor-object fit as well as a set of its constituent elements. Research methods: Data collection pertained to a brand engaged in a hypothetical sponsorship. Study 1 involves a Serbian brand sponsoring the Croatia national football team and for Study 2 German sponsors …

Bangladesh-Bhutan Pta: Less Is More?, Md. Rizwanul Islam

South Carolina Journal of International Law and Business

While in the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) years, generally developed economies pursued preferential trade agreements (PTAs), and the states of the global South were also pursuing PTAs between and among each other. The recently concluded Bangladesh-Bhutan Preferential Trade Agreement (BBPTA) is an addition to this list. This article argues that the seemingly narrow scope of the BBPTA is somewhat deceptive. This is so because it covers products which are actually traded between the parties, and they create a substantial margin of preference. Thus, though the relatively liberal and simple rules of origin of the BBPTA is a …

Protecting Privacy Or Enabling Invasion?: Safeguards For Mass Surveillance In Europe, Hannah Friedrich

Human Rights Brief

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Until The United States Regulates Tech Exports, It Will Continue To Enable China's Surveillance Of The Uyghurs, Alexandra Haris

Human Rights Brief

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The Chemical War On Drugs: Why A U.S.-Backed Program To Fumigate Coca Fields In Colombia Would Violate The Right To Health, Lily Baron

Human Rights Brief

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Rethinking Responsibility As Cooperation And Control: The Case Of Intelligence Agents, Raphael Bitton

American University National Security Law Brief

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The Right Of Return: The Isis Bride, Casey Hare-Osifchin

American University National Security Law Brief

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Leveraging Domestic Law Against Cyberattacks, Justin Malzac

American University National Security Law Brief

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A King's Word: Pre-1949 Chinese Bonds And A Framework For Pursuing Claims On "Classically" Time-Barred Bonds, Charles C.B. Plambeck

North Carolina Journal of International Law

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Good Old Chapter 11 In A Pre-Insolvency World: The Growth Of Global Reorganization Options, Oscar Couwenberg, Stephen J. Lubben

North Carolina Journal of International Law

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Does Mitochondrial Replacement Therapy Violate Laws Against Human Cloning?, Kerry Lynn Macintosh

Loyola of Los Angeles International and Comparative Law Review

No abstract provided.

Global Legal Ethics And Corporate Social Responsibility: Where's The Beef?, Heidi Frostestad Kuehl

North Carolina Journal of International Law

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Choice Of Law For Burdens Of Proof, Dale A. Nance

North Carolina Journal of International Law

No abstract provided.

The Ins And "Outs" Of Domestic Forum Selection Clauses In Icsid Arbitral Disputes, Carleigh E. Zeman

North Carolina Journal of International Law

No abstract provided.

The Capitol Riot, Racism And The Future Of American Democracy, Ryan T. Williams

American University National Security Law Brief

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Covid-19 And Export Restrictions: The Case For Free Trade, Jack Quirk

Loyola University Chicago International Law Review

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How The Coronavirus Crisis Challenges International Investment (Customary) Law Rules: Which Role For The Necessity Defense?, Federica Cristani

Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law

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Neutral On Its Face, Dignitary Harm At Its Core, Bethany Gump Jones

Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law

No abstract provided.

Offender Rehabilitation In International Criminal Justice: Towards Implementation Of Tailored Rehabilitation Programs, Marina Maier

Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law

No abstract provided.

Arbitration Clauses In Intellectual Property Contracts: Past, Precedence, And Future, Julien Chaisse, A. Marisport

The International Lawyer

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The Promise Of International Law: A Third World View, James Thuo Gathii

American University International Law Review

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The Challenge Of Covid-19 And The World Health Organization’S Response: The Principal-Agent Model Revisited, Miron Mushkat, Roda Mushkat

American University International Law Review

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The Wto And Pandemics, Padideh Ala'i, Clemence D. Kim

American University International Law Review

The COVID-19 pandemic presented the world with a once-in-a-century public health challenge. At the height of the pandemic, measures to curb the disease shut down large swaths of the global economy while worldwide demand for international trade in medical products to fight the pandemic increased, as did dependence on global supply chains to source medical products. The World Trade Organization (WTO) has played an important role in ensuring transparency and market access for trade in medical goods despite the political, legal, and logistical difficulties COVID-19 and the rise of protectionism presented. However, the WTO is positioned to do more by …

The Efficient Breach Theory In International Investment Law, Sangwani Patrick Ng’Ambi

Northwestern Journal of International Law & Business

When a State unilaterally abrogates its contractual obligations, it is under a duty to compensate the investor. The aim of the compensation regime under International Investment Law is to restore the investor to a position he or she would have been in had the breach not taken place. Thus, the award of compensation should not only include sunk costs (damnum emergens) but also lost future profits (lucrum cessans).

In this article it is argued that the rules relating to compensation promote efficiency, as per the ‘efficient breach theory’ because they dissuade governments from unilaterally abrogating concession agreements, unless they can …

Asylum Seekers: The Search For Basic Human Right To Healthcare In Industrial Countries, Marlaina Wright

Emory International Law Review

An important right afforded to all persons as part of their international human rights includes the right to access healthcare. Asylum seekers, however, are a population that struggles to enjoy a designated right due to countries having varying interpretations of what it means to provide healthcare services. When seeking asylum, many asylees believe that going to developed, industrial countries is the best route for achieving safety, educational opportunities, and a higher standard of living. However, when it comes to providing access to healthcare for asylum seekers specifically, countries such as the United States, Japan, Germany, and Switzerland do not fully …

Hate Speech Laws And Blasphemy Laws: Parallels Show Problems With The U.N. Strategy And Plan Of Action On Hate Speech, Meghan Fischer

Emory International Law Review

In May 2019, the United Nations Secretary-General introduced the U.N. Strategy and Plan of Action on Hate Speech, an influential campaign that poses serious risks to religious and political minorities because its definition of hate speech parallels elements common to blasphemy laws. U.N. human rights entities have denounced blasphemy laws because they are vague, broad, and prone to arbitrary enforcement, enabling the authorities to use them to attack religious minorities, political opponents, and people who have minority viewpoints. Likewise, the Strategy and Plan of Action’s definition of hate speech is ambiguous and relies entirely on subjective interpretation, opening the door …

Discovery Under § 1782 In International Commercial Arbitration: Recent Developments From A Comparative Perspective, Tamar Meshel

The International Lawyer

No abstract provided.