Xinjiang: the “New Frontier” of State-Sanctioned Torture
Max LeValley Vol. 41 Associate Editor The People’s Republic of China is exploiting the ambiguity of its international agreements to […]
How the United States Can Block the IMF’s Potential Move to China
Alexis Haddock Vol. 41 Associate Editor Among the many international organizations lies the powerful purse of the International Monetary Fund […]
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 […]
Can Beijing Justify the Mass Eviction of Migrant Workers After the Deadly Fire?
Xiangyu Ouyang Vol. 39 Associate Editor In his New Year’s address this year, Chinese President Xi Jinping said his heart […]
In re Vitamin C Litigation and the Level of Deference Accorded Foreign Governments in Interpreting Their Own Laws
The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author only. Anna Rasmussen Vol. 39 Associate Editor […]
The Future of China’s Foreign Policy After the 19th Party Congress
Peter Liu Vol. 39 Associate Editor China revealed in the 19th Party Congress the new members of the Politburo Standing […]
China should honor its treaty obligations to Hong Kong
Han Zhu Vol. 39 Executive Editor On June 30, 2017, the spokesman of the Chinese Foreign Ministry, in a retort […]
Insecurity Assurances: Asserting Human Rights to Remedy Breaches of Security Assurances
Kaley Hanenkrat Vol. 39 Associate Editor In 1994, Ukraine’s then-President Kuchma[1] surrendered the remaining portion of the Soviet nuclear arsenal […]
The State of Paris: How the Climate Agreement is Faring After U.S. Withdrawal
Lucas Minich Vol. 39 Associate Editor On June 1, 2017, President Trump announced with great fanfare that he would unilaterally, […]
Shifting Tides: The Future of Globalization in an Era of Rising Populism
Adam Church Vol. 38 Associate Editor Over the past year, there have been numerous events indicating that populism is on […]