Volume 42

Issue 1

• Emergencies End Eventually: How to Better Analyze Human Rights Restrictions Sparked by the COVID-19 Pandemic Under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights - Eric Richardson
• Can the Liberal Order be Sustained? Nations, Network Effects, and the Erosion of Global Institutions - Bryan H. Druzin
• Differentiating the Corporation: Accountability and International Humanitarian Law - David Hughes
• Ending Corporate Anonymity: Beneficial Ownership, Sanctions Evasion, and What the United Nations Should Do About It - Vineet Chandra
• Strengthening Sanctions: Solutions to Curtail the Evasion of International Economic Sanctions Through the Use of Cryptocurrency - Emma K. Macfarlane

Issue 2

• The Privacy Cost of Currency - Karin Thrasher
• Against Balancing: Revisiting the Use/Regulation Distinction To Reform Liability and Compensation Under Investment Treaties - Jonathan Bonnitcha
• Crisis, Continuity, and Change in International Investment Law and Arbitration - Valentina Vadi
• Sexual Slavery as a War Crime: A Reform Proposal - Alessandro Storchi
• The Fallacy of Contract in Sexual Slavery: A Response to Ramseyer's "Contracting for Sex in the Pacific War" - Yong-Shik Lee

Issue 3

• Is Climate Change a Threat to International Peace and Security? - Mark Nevitt
• The Trees Speak for Themselves: Nature’s Rights Under International Law - Samantha Franks
• Revisiting the International Court of Justice Procedure for the Revision of Judgments - Juliette McIntyre
• Propaganda Warfare on the International Criminal Court - Sara L. Ochs
• A Path to Transformation: Asking “The Woman Question” in International Law - Cochav Elkayam-Levy

Blog

• Reclaiming ICC Legitimacy by Investigating European Arms Exporters.
• The Code of Conduct for Law Enforcement Officials: Activist Strategies as Compliance Frameworks?
• WADA v. RUSADA: An Analysis of the Principle of Proportionality in the Court of Arbitration for Sport
• International Law Implications of the JCPOA: Where Do We Go From Here?
• After the Ceasefire in the Caucuses: Can International Law Protect Cultural Heritage in Nagorno-Karabakh?
• What Nestle & Cargill v. Doe Means for International Corporate Responsibility
• Should They Go Back? Problems of International Law and the Elgin Marbles
• Filling the Gap: How an International Land and Environmental Court Could Provide Remedies to Project-Affected Communities
• The Wrath of a Pandemic: A Call to Expand R2P in Response to Covid-19
• Decolonization of International Law Note Competition
• Ignorance of Islam in European Approach to Contract Law
• Filling the Void: Why Existing International Law Is Not Suited to Mitigating Space Debris
• Extending Universal Jurisdiction to Corporate Human Rights Violations
• How Can We Hold Corporations Accountable? Proposals for the Future
• The Potential of Corporate Social Responsibility: A Case Study on Effective Implementation of CSR from Denmark
• Launching for Gold: The Artemis Accords and the Legality of Extraterrestrial Mining
• The Next Battlefield is in Cyberspace: Evaluating Cyberattacks under Article 51
• States’ Obligations to Foreign Islamic State Families under the Convention on the Rights of the Child
• Ensuring Equitable Access to a COVID-19 Vaccine: Multilateral Options for an Unequal World
• Diagnosing China’s COVID-19 “Xenopescophobia”: Sufficiency of Scientific Evidence Posed by the WTO SPS Agreement
• Moving Toward an Artificial Intelligence Treaty
• Can FIFA Kick its Human Rights Abuses?
• Finding Protection for Refugee Culture in International Law
• When All Else May Fail: ECtHR’s Granting of Interim Measures in Armenia v. Azerbaijan and Armenia v. Turkey
• The Plight of the Pollinators
• FCPA and Foreign Policy: A Brief Analysis of the China Initiative, and Why FCPA Enforcement is a Poor Foreign Policy Stick
• Will the U.S. Extradite Michael & Peter Taylor to Japan?
• The Importance and Troubles of the TRIPS Agreement When Applied to Cross National Interactions
• The Fight for Turkic Muslims in Xinjiang: Why Economic Sanctions Are Not Enough
• The Future of Water Law: A Focus on Joint Watercourse Institutions
• Money for Guns: Changes in Arms Control Norms
• Evaluating Customary International Law in Space
• Investor-State Dispute Settlement Reform: The Multilateral Investment Court was Never the Answer
• A Wilmington Convention: The Antiquity of International Corporation Law and One Way to Fix It
• Rights under Lockdown: Not Releasing Vulnerable Prisoners in the Time of a Pandemic is a Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment
• Reconsidering the Ampal v. Egypt Arbitral Award
• Strong States’ Noncompliance, Absence, and Self-Interest: How Effective Are Treaties Really?
• Mandate of the OHCHR and the Power to Intervene in Domestic Courts
• Social Media Business: Can BITS Protect?
• The U.S. vs. International Criminal Court: Is This the End of International Criminal Court and Justice?
• The Fishing Wars: Maritime Border Conflicts between Sri Lanka and India

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