International Law Implications of the JCPOA: Where Do We Go From Here?
Daniel Toubman Vol. 42 Executive Editor I. Introduction and Background The American withdrawal from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action […]
After the Ceasefire in the Caucuses: Can International Law Protect Cultural Heritage in Nagorno-Karabakh?
Gregory Momjian Vol. 42 Associate Editor On November 9, 2020, Armenia and Azerbaijan signed a ceasefire agreement, brokered by Russia, […]
What Nestle & Cargill v. Doe Means for International Corporate Responsibility
Michelle Mealer Vol. 42 Associate Editor Examples abound of US companies either directly or indirectly abetting human rights violations within […]
Should They Go Back? Problems of International Law and the Elgin Marbles
Abby Rose Vol. 42 Associate Editor Sitting on top of the Acropolis, the highest point in Athens, the Parthenon is […]
Filling the Gap: How an International Land and Environmental Court Could Provide Remedies to Project-Affected Communities
Camelia Metwally Vol. 42 Associate Editor As businesses around the world contribute to human rights abuses and the environmental degradation […]
The Wrath of a Pandemic: A Call to Expand R2P in Response to Covid-19
Nadia Jeiroudi Vol. 42 Associate Editor As the Covid-19 virus has made its presence known with over two million deaths […]
Ignorance of Islam in European Approach to Contract Law
Grace Brody Vol. 42 Executive Editor Much has been made of the recent rise of Islamophobia in Europe, and rightly […]
Filling the Void: Why Existing International Law Is Not Suited to Mitigating Space Debris
Michael Williams Vol. 42 Associate Editor Space and the sea have long been paralleled, each seen as a type of […]
Extending Universal Jurisdiction to Corporate Human Rights Violations
Zoe Goldstein Vol. 42 Associate Editor Although a number of tools exist to hold individuals criminally accountable for human rights […]
How Can We Hold Corporations Accountable? Proposals for the Future
Allison Fleming Vol. 42 Associate Editor As the number of transnational-corporations (TNCs) climbs, legal recourse for wrongs committed by corporations […]