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 […]
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 […]
Immigration and the Tension between an Ever-Closer Union and Sovereignty
Christopher Linnan Vol. 39 Associate Editors The 1957 Treaty of Rome created the European Economic Community—the forerunner of the European […]
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, […]
It’s (not just) the Economy, Stupid: Gender Equality in the European Union
Elizabeth Heise Vol. 39 Associate Editor Gender equality is not only a general goal of the EU, but is explicitly […]
The Iran Nuclear Deal’s Current State and the Possibility of a Hasty U.S. Withdrawal
Ali Bazzi Vol. 39, Associate Editor The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (“JCPOA”) is an agreement between China, France, Germany, […]
A Snapshot of the Status of the UK’s Bilateral Investment Treaties and Related International Arbitration After Brexit
Jose-Ignacio Saldana Vol. 39 Notes Editor The exit of the UK from the EU has raised concerns amongst foreign investors […]
Addressing the Refugee Crisis: Will the “Fairness Mechanism” Make a Difference?
Rebecca Hughes Vol. 38 Associate Editor On May 4, 2016, the European Union (EU) announced a new plan to address […]
“The Right to be Forgotten” in the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation
Christine Prorok Vol. 37 Associate Editor Vol. 38 Online Content Editor In a world where information posted to the Internet […]
The E.U. – U.S. Privacy Shield
Corina McIntyre, Vol. 37 Associate Editor In October 2015, the European Court of Justice (“ECJ”) struck down the U.S.-E.U. transatlantic […]