Submissions from 2014
Bringing Down an Uprising: Egypt's Stillborn Revolution, Sahar F. Aziz
The Rights of the Victims of Past Atrocities in Spain: Reparation Without Truth and Justice?, Juan J. Garcia Blesa and Victor L. Gutierrez Castillo
Closing the Gap Between Law and Reality: Women's Constitutional Rights in Afghanistan, Shannon Daley
The International Law of Statehood: Craftsmanship for the Elucidation and Regulation of Births and Deaths in the International Society, Jean d'Aspremont
A Comparative Analysis of the Right to Privacy in the United States, Canada, and Europe, Michael C. Jones
Guatemala on Trial Rios Montt Genocide Trial: An Observer's Perspective, Sasha Maldonado Jordison
Belligerency Recognition: Past, Present and Future, Konstantinos Mastorodimos
Unasur: The Newest "Global Player" or Neo-Boliverian Fantasy, Sara Ross
Submissions from 2013
Unilateral Non-Colonial Secession and the Use of Force: Effect on Claims to Statehood in International Law, Glen Anderson
Miranda Rights for Terrorists: The Obama Administration's New Policy and What it Means for the War on Terror, Randall Blowers
Does Life Tenure Make Judges More Independent? A Comparative Study of Judicial Appointments in India, Abhinav Chandrachud
European Court of Human Rights' Dance with Death, Alexander Cogbill
Creeping Adversarialism in Counterterrorist States, Erin Creegan and Clare J. Hatfield
Transformation of the Modern State: State Sovereignty and Human Rights in the Internet Age, Rob Dickinson
Public Debt in the United States and Germany: A Constitutional Perspective, Markus Heintzen and Stephen Utz
The Crime of Terrorism and the Right of Revolution in International Law, Aleksandar Marsavelski
Preserving Cross-Media Ownership Limits: Localism, the NBCO Rule, and Lessons from Canada and the UK, Nadia Oviedo
To Join or Not to Join the International Criminal Court: Arguments for and Against American Ratification of the Rome Statute, Caitlin Peruccio
Duty-Free Quota-Free Market Access for LDCS: Falling Within or Outside the GSP Downsides, Sharmin J. Tania
Submissions from 2012
Defining Genuine Use Requirements of Community Trade Marks in Light of an Expanding European Union, Emily Bolton
The Undertaking of Adjustment of Conduct in Brazilian Collective Procedural Law, Humberto Dalla Bernadina de Pinho
Strengths and Weaknesses in the Protection of the Internally Displaced Persons in Sub-Saharan Africa, Cristiano d'Orsi
"Dangerous" Dancehall Reggae and Caribbean Treaty Obligations, Andrea M. Ewart and Kimberly R. Villiers
Lessons from Greco-Multilateralism for Creditors, Georgakopoulos
Transatlantic Reflections: Law and Lawyers Between Europe and America, Clifford J. Hendel
The Post-September 11 U.S. and European Airline Industries: Navigating Through the Bailouts, Bankruptcies, Liquidations and Mergers, Eric Jedrychowski
The Right to Leave Any Country Including Your Own in International Law, Dimitry Kochenov
The Chinese People's Struggle for Democracy and China's Long Quest for Dignity, Man Yee Karen Lee
Negotiating in a Ditch: Institutional Implications of the Sovereign Debt Crisis, Michael P. Malloy
Dreyfus, Laicite and the Burqa, C.M.A. McCauliff
The Jessica Lenahan Nee Gonzales Story, Radha Mohan
Clashing Classes Down Under - Evaluating Australia's Competing Class Actions Through Empirical and Comparative Perspectives, Vince Morabito
Submissions from 2011
The Three-Pronged Strategy of India's Preferential Trade Policy, Julien Chaisse, Debashis Chakraborty, and Biswajit Nag
A Hypothetical Postulate for the Polemic of Extraordinary Rendition Vis-A-Vis the Paradigm of Asymmetric Warfare, John C. Duncan Jr.
The Nature and Development of Law in Islam and the Rule of Law Challenge in the Middle East and the Muslim World, Hossein Esmaeili
Let Digital Technology Lay the Moral Right of Integrity to Rest, Albert Fang
Brown and Roper: The American South and the Supreme Court, Takuya Katsuta
Tribal Rights in Kenya and Zimbabwe: To Promote or Not to Promote, That is the Question, Kristin MacDougall
Keyword Advertising in Europe - How the Internet Challenges Recent Expansions of EU Trademark Protection, Martin R.F. Senftleben
Submissions from 2010
Mergers and Acquisitions in Resource Industry: Implications for Africa, Francis N. Botchway
The New Public International Lawyer and the Hidden Art of International Criminal Trial Practice, Rosemary Byrne
Yes We Can Revise the Current Military Commission System, but Why?, Carlissa Carson
The Clean Development Mechanism: Renewable Energy Infrastructure for China and an Empty Promise for Africa, Nicholas J. Cicale
Birth Control and the Citizen-Catholic in One-Child China, Sarah J. Conroy
A Legal Chameleon: An Examination of the Doctrine of Good Faith in Chinese and American Contract Law, Chunlin Leonhard
The Right to Miranda Warnings Overseas: Why the Supreme Court Should Prescribe a Detailed Set of Warnings for American Investigators Abroad, Jessica Schneider
The Truth About Haiti, Irwin P. Stotzky
An Escape Route from the Medellin Maze, Anthony S. Winer
Submissions from 2009
Response to Samuel Martinez's Review of The Slave Next Door, Kevin Bales and Ron Soodalter
Energy Security, Green Job Creation, and Youth Innovation, Elizabeth Burleson
Defining Disabled: Exporting the ADA to Europe and the Social Model of Disability, Jared D. Cantor
Discriminatory Equality v. Nondiscriminatory Inequality: The Legitimacy of South Africa's Affirmative Action Policies Under International Law, Marianne W. Chow
A New Role for the WTO in International Investment Law: Public Interest in the Post-Neoliberal Period, David Collins
Implausible Deniability: State Responsibility for the Actions of Private Military Firms, Oliver R. Jones
The Central American Court of Justice: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow?, Sasha Maldonado Jordison
Book Review: The Slave Next Door: Human Trafficking and Slavery in America Today, Samuel Martinez
Imprevedibilita!: An Analysis of Italy's Failure to Create or Maintain a Stable and Efficient Insolvency System, Brian McCarthy
Dealing with Claims of Ethnic Minorities in International Law, Tina Kempin Reuter
The European Union's Struggle to Realize a Human Rights-Based Approach to Trafficking in Human Beings, Conny Rijken and Eefje de Volder
Who is a Child? The Legal Conundrum of Child Soldiers, David M. Rosen
The European Court of Human Rights: The Problematic Nature of the Court's Reliance on Secondary Sources for Fact-Finding, Katayoun C. Sadeghi
Takings Law: The Similarities and Differences Between the European Court of Human Rights and the United States Supreme Court, M. Caitlin Sochacki
A Blight on the Nation: Slavery in Today's America, Ron Soodalter
Submissions from 2008
A T-Shirt as a Security Threat: Where's the Right to Free Speech in the United States and Australia, Elizabeth A. Amandus
The United States Supreme Court Misses the Mark: Towards Better Implementation of the United States' International Obligations, Cindy Galway Buys
Mexican Corporations Entering and Leaving U.S. Markets: An Impact of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002?, Eugenio J. Cardenas
The Potential Importance of Incorporating Online Dispute Resolution into a Universal Mediation Model for International Child Abduction Cases, Elizabeth Cunha
Achieving Peace with Justice: The International Criminal Court and Ugandan Alternative Justice Mechanisms, Linda M. Keller
Restorative Justice for the Armenians, Resolved: It's the Least We Can Do, Mark D. Kielsgard
Two Nations at Different Places: A Comparative Look at Disability Law in United States and Japanese Higher Education, Benjamin Klein
"Until Death do us Part?": A Proposal for the Philippines to Legalize Divorce, Aurelia Miller
Chronicles of a Failure: From a Renegotiation Clause to Arbitration of Transnational Contracts, Luigi Russi
Notes from Tsinghua: Law and Legal Ethics in Contemporary China, Eli Wald
Submissions from 2007
Promises and Platitudes: Toward a New 21st Century Paradigm for Corporate Codes of Conduct, Mark B. Baker
Book Review Essay: How Compliance is Ruining Japan, Colin P.A. Jones
The Final Frontier: The Laws of Armed Conflict and Space Warfare, Jackson Maogoto and Steven Freeland
Legalization and the Mediation of International Disputes: The Balkan Experience, Darrel Menthe
A Comparative Analysis of the Tension Created by Disability Access and Historic Preservation Laws in the United States and England, Christopher Parkin
Shari'ah. Islamic Law and Arab Business Ethics, Frederick V. Perry
The Semiotics of Women's Human Rights in Iran, Susan W. Tiefenbrun
Legal Implications of 'Safe Passage' Reconciling a Viable Palestinian State with Israel's Security Requirements, Justus Reid Weiner and Diane Morrison
Diamonds on the Souls of Her Shoes: The Kimberly Process and the Morality Exception to WTO Restrictions, Karen E. Woody
Submissions from 2006
The Janis Tradition of International Law: Great Expectations Fulfilled, William P. Alford
Jurisprudential Problems of Attribution of Liability in the Area of Admiralty Contracts for Carriage Following Norfolk Southern Railway v. Kirby, William T.J. de la Mare
A Tale of Three Nations? The Role of United Nations Peacekeepers and Missions on the Concept of Nation-State, Nationalism, and Ownership of the State in Lebanon, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Kosovo, Alexandra R. Harrington
Book Review: International Law's American Roots, Scott Horton
The American Tradition of International Law: Exceptionalism and Universalism, Mark Weston Janis
Mark Janis and the American Tradition of International Law, Harold Hongju Koh
To Regulate or to Prohibit: An Analysis of the Internet Gambling Industry and the Need for a Decision on the Industry's Future in the United States, Joseph J. McBurney
Hunger and International Law: The Far-Reaching Scope of the Human Right to Food, Laura Niada
Universalism and the American Tradition of International Law, John E. Noyes