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Full-Text Articles in Law
Maritime Piracy: A Sustainable Global Solution, Paul R. Williams, Lowry Pressly
Maritime Piracy: A Sustainable Global Solution, Paul R. Williams, Lowry Pressly
Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
International Maritime Piracy: An Old Profession That Is Capable Of New Tricks, But Change Is Possible, Simon Barker
International Maritime Piracy: An Old Profession That Is Capable Of New Tricks, But Change Is Possible, Simon Barker
Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
Tourism At Unesco World Heritage Sites: Protecting Global Treasures And The Travelers Who Seek Them, Joann Vrabel
Tourism At Unesco World Heritage Sites: Protecting Global Treasures And The Travelers Who Seek Them, Joann Vrabel
Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
Twenty-First-Century Problems -- Twentieth-Century International Law, Harold Hongju Koh
Twenty-First-Century Problems -- Twentieth-Century International Law, Harold Hongju Koh
Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
Transwomen, The Prison-Industrial Complex, And Human Rights: Neoliberalism And Trans-Resistance, Emmi Bevensee
Transwomen, The Prison-Industrial Complex, And Human Rights: Neoliberalism And Trans-Resistance, Emmi Bevensee
Societies Without Borders
This article introduces complexity into understandings around the relationships between human rights, being transgender, and interacting with the prison-industrial complex. It looks at struggles and interventions against neoliberal mainstream agendas that do not address the underlying causes of state violence against transpeople, especially trans women of color. This essay employs in-depth research and analysis primarily employing the lens and tools of intersectional subalternity, personal experience, and extensive community activism around these complex issues to show that human rights struggles that do not challenge neoliberal politics generally fail to meet the needs of trans people facing massive structural violence with the …
A Word From The New Editors, Bruce Friesen, Brian K. Gran
A Word From The New Editors, Bruce Friesen, Brian K. Gran
Societies Without Borders
No abstract provided.
Rules Vs. Rights? Social Control, Dignity, And The Right To Housing In The Shelter System, Barret Katuna, Davita Silfen-Glasberg
Rules Vs. Rights? Social Control, Dignity, And The Right To Housing In The Shelter System, Barret Katuna, Davita Silfen-Glasberg
Societies Without Borders
Sometimes the mechanisms that are in place to protect human rights lead to human rights violations. Drawing on data from ten months of fieldwork at a homeless shelter’s women’s program in a New England city. The authors trace the compromise of human dignity that accompanies one shelter’s effort to help clients fulfill their human right to housing.
Political Battles On Women’S Bodies: Post-Election Conflicts And Violence Against Women In Internally Displaced Persons Camps In Kenya, Roseanne Njeri Njiru
Political Battles On Women’S Bodies: Post-Election Conflicts And Violence Against Women In Internally Displaced Persons Camps In Kenya, Roseanne Njeri Njiru
Societies Without Borders
The Kenya 2007 December presidential election results were violently challenged. For months, political protests accompanied by violent attacks and violent reaction by government security forces, led to “ethnic cleansing” particularly in the Rift Valley region resulting in deaths of more than 1,500 people and internal displacement of about 450,000 others. Women and young girls experienced various forms of gender violence during and after the conflicts in internally displaced persons (IDP) camps. Using in-depth interviews with women living in a camp, NGOs and government agencies, this article focuses on the continuing bodily violence that internally displaced women face in their everyday …
Insiderness, Outsiderness, And Situated Accessibility – How Women Activists Navigate Un’S Commission On The Status Of Women, Daniela Jauk
Insiderness, Outsiderness, And Situated Accessibility – How Women Activists Navigate Un’S Commission On The Status Of Women, Daniela Jauk
Societies Without Borders
The goal of this article is to explain micro-political aspects of women’s participation within the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) by explicating how NonGovernmental Organization’s (NGO) representatives negotiate and perceive their work. Data from ethnographic participant observation of CSW meetings between 2009 and 2012 demonstrate the simultaneity of both clear insider/outsider distinctions as well as blurred and permeable boundaries between the intergovernmental body of the CSW and civil society in the form of women’s rights activists who attempt to shape CSW outcomes. Concepts of fluid insiderness and outsiderness (Naples 1996) help explain that women activists perceive themselves simultaneously …
Pride In Istanbul, Susan C. Pearce
Pride In Istanbul, Susan C. Pearce
Societies Without Borders
In June of 2013, Istanbul, Turkey held its annual Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Pride parade. This year’s parade was performed in a particular historical context: in the midst of an anti-government uprising that had begun in Istanbul and spread throughout Turkey. This context loaned a particular flavor to the Pride parade, and there was a reciprocity between the recent protest movement and LGBT activism. These field notes describe the June 2013 parade and its relationship to the socio-political context, drawing from these observations some preliminary conclusions regarding human rights and gender as Turkey interacts with transnational human rights regimes such …
Review Of Edges Of Global Justice: The World Social Forum And Its “Others” By Janet M. Conway, Manisha Desai
Review Of Edges Of Global Justice: The World Social Forum And Its “Others” By Janet M. Conway, Manisha Desai
Societies Without Borders
No abstract provided.
Review Of The Anti-Slavery Project: From The Slave Trade To Human Trafficking By Joel Quirk, Annie Isabel Fukushima
Review Of The Anti-Slavery Project: From The Slave Trade To Human Trafficking By Joel Quirk, Annie Isabel Fukushima
Societies Without Borders
No abstract provided.
Review Of Forgotten Genocides: Oblivion, Denial, And Memory By Rene Lemarchand (Editor), Nicole Fox
Review Of Forgotten Genocides: Oblivion, Denial, And Memory By Rene Lemarchand (Editor), Nicole Fox
Societies Without Borders
No abstract provided.
Review Of Heart Of Sky, Heart Of Earth Directed By Frauke Sandig And Eric Black, Beth Williford
Review Of Heart Of Sky, Heart Of Earth Directed By Frauke Sandig And Eric Black, Beth Williford
Societies Without Borders
No abstract provided.
Our Years As Editors, David L. Brunsma, Keri E. Iyall Smith, Mark Frezzo
Our Years As Editors, David L. Brunsma, Keri E. Iyall Smith, Mark Frezzo
Societies Without Borders
No abstract provided.
Indigenous Methodology In Practice: Starting A Community-Based Research Center On The Yakama Reservation, Michelle M. Jacob, Sarah Augustine, Corey Hodge, Mary James
Indigenous Methodology In Practice: Starting A Community-Based Research Center On The Yakama Reservation, Michelle M. Jacob, Sarah Augustine, Corey Hodge, Mary James
Societies Without Borders
In our paper, we examine the process, possibilities, and tensions of building a new community-based research center at a small liberal arts college on the Yakama Reservation. We view our work with the Center for Native Health & Culture as an example of human rights-based educational transformation, as our work is about honoring indigenous land, community, and values. This mission stands at odds with Western educational approaches, which typically view indigenous peoples, cultures, and well-being as a side note to frequently marginalized campus diversity initiatives. Our work to establish the new research center takes up the challenge of placing indigenous …
“It Is Laced With Faults”: American Indians, Public Participation And The Politics Of Siting A High-Level Nuclear Waste Repository, Jesse P. Van Gerven
“It Is Laced With Faults”: American Indians, Public Participation And The Politics Of Siting A High-Level Nuclear Waste Repository, Jesse P. Van Gerven
Societies Without Borders
In this article I analyze American Indian claims made during the siting process for a high-level nuclear waste repository at Yucca Mountain, Nevada. By utilizing the concepts of distribution and recognition (Fraser 2003) to analyze American Indian claims for financial compensation, cultural artifact/resource protection, and environmental justice I reveal the existence and extent of both objective and intersubjective obstacles preventing greater public participation in environmental decision-making. Through a textual/discourse analysis of public documents associated with the Yucca Mountain Project, my analysis demonstrates how distributive and recognitional injustices impede democratic participation in environmental decision-making, which contributes to the continuation of environmental …
The Rise Of Human Rights Education: Opportunities, Challenges, And Future Possibilities, Lindsey N. Kingston
The Rise Of Human Rights Education: Opportunities, Challenges, And Future Possibilities, Lindsey N. Kingston
Societies Without Borders
Human rights education (HRE) has gained increasing support as a tool for promoting social responsibility and global respect for international human rights standards. Many schools and universities include HRE in their curricula in an attempt to foster a sense of global citizenship among students, yet educators still grapple with how to most effectively include human rights in undergraduate programs. In an attempt to provide resources and to promote effective HRE, this article examines the rise of human rights education and analyzes its potential for positive change. In particular, high impact learning practices (such as community partnerships and short-term study abroad …
Making Visible The Invisible: Nighttime Lights Data And The Closing Of The Human Rights Information Gap, Xi Chen
Societies Without Borders
War, poverty, geographical remoteness and political isolation all contribute to unreliable or non-existent data for developing regions of the world. As a consequence, research within these areas has been hampered by an abject lack of data in underdeveloped regions. The satellite-based nighttime lights data introduced here may hold the potential to overcome this problem by providing a proxy measure for large numbers of variables dealing with second and third generation human rights issues. The images presented here represent some of the newest forms of data available to social science investigations and those interested in human rights studies, and are already …
Review Of A Quiet Revolution: The Veil’S Resurgence, From The Middle East To America By Leila Ahmed, Mohammand Salehin
Review Of A Quiet Revolution: The Veil’S Resurgence, From The Middle East To America By Leila Ahmed, Mohammand Salehin
Societies Without Borders
No abstract provided.
Review Of Torture: A Sociology Of Violence And Human Rights By Lisa Hajjar, Jared Del Rosso
Review Of Torture: A Sociology Of Violence And Human Rights By Lisa Hajjar, Jared Del Rosso
Societies Without Borders
No abstract provided.
Masthead, Volume 5 Issue 1 (2014)
Masthead, Volume 5 Issue 1 (2014)
Journal of Law, Technology, & the Internet
No abstract provided.
Volume 5 (2014), Case Western Reserve Journal Of Law, Technology & The Internet
Volume 5 (2014), Case Western Reserve Journal Of Law, Technology & The Internet
Journal of Law, Technology, & the Internet
No abstract provided.
The Exclusive Economic Zone: A 'No-Man's Land' For United States Patent Law, Matthew T. Hanna
The Exclusive Economic Zone: A 'No-Man's Land' For United States Patent Law, Matthew T. Hanna
Journal of Law, Technology, & the Internet
No abstract provided.
#Wedemandchange: Amending International Olympic Committee Rule 40 For The Modern Olympic Games, Megan Ormond
#Wedemandchange: Amending International Olympic Committee Rule 40 For The Modern Olympic Games, Megan Ormond
Journal of Law, Technology, & the Internet
No abstract provided.
Use Of Technology Transfers To Promote Domestic Innovation Of Climate Change Technologies In China, Ankit Patel
Use Of Technology Transfers To Promote Domestic Innovation Of Climate Change Technologies In China, Ankit Patel
Journal of Law, Technology, & the Internet
No abstract provided.
Regulating Electronic Legal Support Across State And National Boundaries, Cassandra Burke Robertson
Regulating Electronic Legal Support Across State And National Boundaries, Cassandra Burke Robertson
Faculty Publications
Technology and globalization are changing the practice of law and creating new challenges for lawyer regulation. Middle-class litigants who struggle to afford legal services — but are comfortable using online resources — are increasingly seeking and finding legal support online. State and national boundaries dissolve in the online marketplace, making it easy for attorneys to provide services to litigants in other jurisdictions. Differences in national economies make it cost effective for both clients and lawyers to engage in transnational practice, so that attorneys in India and other jurisdictions can offer legal support and advice to American litigants for as little …
Did The Sixteenth Amendment Ever Matter? Does It Matter Today?, Erik M. Jensen
Did The Sixteenth Amendment Ever Matter? Does It Matter Today?, Erik M. Jensen
Faculty Publications
This article, prepared for a symposium on the centennial of the ratification of the Sixteenth Amendment, argues that the Amendment was legally and politically necessary in 1913, if there was going to be a modern income tax, and that it remains significant today. The Amendment provides that “taxes on incomes” need not be apportioned among the states on the basis of population, as would otherwise be required for direct taxes. An apportioned income tax would be an absurdity, and, if there were no Amendment, Congress could not enact an unapportioned tax on income from property, the sort of tax that …
Taking The Student Out Of Student Athlete: College Sports And The Unrelated Business Income Tax, Erik M. Jensen
Taking The Student Out Of Student Athlete: College Sports And The Unrelated Business Income Tax, Erik M. Jensen
Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
The Evolution Toward Judicial Independence In The Continuing Quest For Lgbt Equality, Susan J. Becker
The Evolution Toward Judicial Independence In The Continuing Quest For Lgbt Equality, Susan J. Becker
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.