Steel Antidumping Tariffs: The Issue of Surrogate Countries
Sung “Chris” Lee Vol. 37 Associate Editor Vol. 38 Online Content Editor Low steel prices have been driven by Chinese […]
The Common European Asylum System: Its History, Content, and Shortcomings
Silvia Raithel, Vol. 37 Associate Editor Negotiations towards the Common European Asylum System (“CEAS”) began in 1999 in the city […]
Brexit: The Legal Consequences
Katrien Wilmots, Vol. 37 Associate Editor The chances of the United Kingdom leaving the European Union seemed remote only a […]
The European Union Cracks Down on Member State Corporate Tax Agreements
Corina McIntyre, Vol. 37 Associate Editor On October 21, 2015, the European Commission ruled that Luxembourg and the Netherlands granted […]
The Safe Harbor Principles: What They Were and What Their Invalidation Means
Silvia Raithel, Vol. 37 Associate Editor In 1995, the European Parliament and Council passed the Data Protection Directive (Directive 95/46/EC) […]
International Legal Implications of Measures Taken to Limit Influx of Refugees in Europe
Christine Prorok, Vol. 37 Associate Editor As hundreds of thousands of refugees flee states in the Middle East and Africa, […]
The European Refugee Crisis and the Need for a Unified European Approach
Virginia Koeppl, Vol. 37 Associate Editor Fleeing civil war and terror, at least 350,000 migrants have crossed the European Union’s […]
The Need for Internationally Accepted Refugee Laws
Zachary Anderson, Vol. 37 Associate Editor The recent Syrian refugee crisis has put a massive amount of strain on Europe. […]
International E-Discovery: EU Privacy Protection vs. US Broad Disclosure
Katherine McGuigan, Vol. 37 Associate Editor On September 18, 2015, the world discovered that Volkswagen had been cheating on its […]
Piketty v. Merkel
David Stute, Vol. 36 Associate Editor Earlier this month, Der Spiegel interviewed French economist Thomas Piketty,[i] who first rose to […]