Historical Roots of the Chinese Approach to International Law
Layne Smith Vol. 39 Associate Editor Throughout most of the 19th century and into the first decades of the 20th, […]
Europe’s Clean Energy Ambitions: Revolution or Evolution?
Lucas Minich Vol. 39 Associate Editor Over the last several years, the European Union has emerged as a worldwide leader […]
Rubin and Exceptions to Attachment Immunity
Anna Rasmussen Vol. 40 Executive Editor Rubin et al. v. Islamic Republic of Iran et al. is a recent case […]
It’s Time to Change the Way We Talk About Refugees
Zachary Simon Vol. 39 Associate Editor Anyone watching the peaceful protests in the Syrian towns of Homs, Aleppo, and others […]
The Battle of Britain: The Post-Brexit Regulatory Landscape in the United Kingdom
Thomas Bourneuf VOL. 39 ASSOCIATE EDITOR Introduction As the United Kingdom (UK) prepares to leave the European Union (EU), a […]
Reproductive Autonomy and Health: A Collective Battle that Confronts the Whole World
Hyun Lee Vol. 39 Associate Editor Access to voluntary family planning and reproductive healthcare play a key role in the […]
Child Marriage in Humanitarian Settings: Looking at Rohingya and Syrian Refugee Communities
Sarah Syed Vol. 40 Article Editor Child marriage in humanitarian settings, particularly in Rohingya and Syrian refugee communities, has increased […]
Indicting Russia: The International Arc of Mueller’s Investigation
Sara Stappert Vol. 39 Business and Development Editor The United States Department of Justice charged thirteen Russian individuals and three Russian […]
Free Speech Implications of Poland’s New Law Under the European Convention on Human Rights
Elizabeth Heise Vol. 40 Online Editor Poland has recently passed a law that would make it a crime, punishable by […]
The Implications of Xi Jinping’s Power Grab
Jens Thomsen Vol. 39 Associate Editor On February 25, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) moved to abolish the constitutional term […]