The Confusing World of International Data Privacy Law: An Argument for Comprehensive Regulation
Jennifer Peterson-Sharma Vol. 44 Associate Editor The need for international regulations on data privacy has never been greater. Data privacy […]
Applying the Lessons of The Gulf War Economic Sanctions to the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
Louis Steinkuehler Vol. 44 Associate Editor Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine has highlighted the tenuous nature of the United Nations’ […]
Smoke and Mirrors: An Opportunity for Russian State Responsibility Under the International Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism
Grace Bruce Vol. 44 Associate Editor Vladimir Putin’s close connection to billionaire Yevgeny Prigozhin and the Wagner Group is one […]
Russia’s Sham Referendums in Ukraine: A Turning Point in the Move Towards an International Right to Substantive Democracy?
Martin Greene Vol. 44 Associate Editor Since the end of the Cold War, authoritarian governments have used international organizations in […]
Sport as the Key to Statehood: Catalonia’s Final Piece of the Puzzle?
Erin Kwiatkowski Vol. 43 Associate Editor For decades, sport has been utilized for its ability to affect international change. Often, […]
The Arctic Council – Reforming a Missed Opportunity for Indigenous Rights
Eric Gripp Vol. 43 Associate Editor Those most affected by climate change are being denied the right to have their […]
Canada–United States Safe Third Country Agreement and the Refugee Convention
Sara Khan Vol. 43 Associate Editor In 2004, Canada and the United States enacted the Canada–United States Safe Third Country […]
Using International Law to Combat Human Trafficking in Soccer
Frank Sunderland Vol. 43 Associate Editor In the world of professional soccer, Europe is the marquis destination for any aspiring […]
The Expansion of Spotify and International Copyright Law: Impact on Artists
Susanna Korkeakivi Vol. 43 Associate Editor In February 2021, Spotify announced its intention to launch its service into 85 new […]
Not Safe For Work: The Perils of Sex Work During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Nina Gerdes Vol. 43 Associate Editor Sex workers are one of the most marginalized and stigmatized communities internationally.[1] The precarious […]