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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
The United Kingdom as an Independent Member of the World Trade Organization: A Strategic Forecast?
Jose-Ignacio Saldana Vol. 38 Associate Editor On the eve of the historic referendum held in the United Kingdom (UK) to […]
Brexit: The Legal Consequences
Katrien Wilmots, Vol. 37 Associate Editor The chances of the United Kingdom leaving the European Union seemed remote only a […]
Jeremy Corbyn and Competing Claims over the Falkland Islands
Jacob Greenberg, Vol. 37 Associate Editor When the United Kingdom’s Labour Party elected Jeremy Corbyn, one of the furthest left-wing […]
FATCA, GATCA and the Controversial Withholding Provision
Abigail Zeitlin, Vol. 36 Associate Editor For many years, there have been large discrepancies between different countries’ tax reporting standards. […]
Liberalizing Electricity Markets and Divided Competition Authority: A Comparative look at Japanese and British Competition Laws
Alexandra Plutshack, Vol. 36 Associate Editor Electricity systems have traditionally always been operated as publically owned monopolies. Over the last […]