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tful and controversial issues surrounding international law. The topics include various viewpoints on the war in the Middle East, immigration, AI, br bery, the Corporate Transparency Act, and consignment sales. I am grateful to all of the authors who contributed and to the ILQ editor, Jeff Hagen, and his commi
This resulted in a remarkable proliferation of global antitrust law over the last several decades. Many studies have empirically examined the effect of this development, and, consistent with the hopes of policymakers, they have largely found that adopting antitrust laws produces positive economic outcomes.
So it is in the grandest tradition of our country that the Undergraduate International Law Review at Cornell offers a forum for students untrained in the law to shape ideas about how our world should work.
Keeping to the promises of the Paris Agreement requires drastic steps both domestically and internationally. Nearly a decade after the adoption of the Paris Agreement, countries are failing to meet the goal of keeping global temperature from rising to 2 degrees Celsius.
One of the objectives of this article is to demonstrate that Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine should be the concern of the entire international community, including sovereign states, non-govern-mental organizations (“NGOs”), private corporations, and each human being.
nyilrdotcom.wordpress.com·1.0 MBNearly 600 academic journals across the globe are dedicated to the publication of international and comparative law scholarship. But what is known about them, and about their management?
Two works in this symposium offer descriptive overviews of content published by journals related to international law. This Essay analyzes the content published in four of the top-rated international law journals over the last twenty years along multiple dimensions.
It then identifies seven important rights and responsibilities that accompany government recognition, ranging from the right to consent to military intervention to the obligation to uphold international human rights and international humanitarian law.
Duke Journal of Comparative and International Law. 29. Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy. 30. Duke Law Journal. 31. Duke Law and Technology Review. 32. Economic and Labour Relations review. 34. Elder Law Review.
In this brief guide for students taking their first steps in legal research in international law, I will try to lay down the basics—just enough to nudge you ...
Savigny-Stiftung fuer Rechtsgeschichte. Zeitschrift. Kanonistische Abteilung.
Duke Journal of Comparative and International Law http://www.law.duke.edu/journals/djcil/
LAPP JAISHAL DHIMAR DAVID R. DUBOSE, JR. DUSTIN DYKES MASON EMBRY JACOB (JB) FISHMAN TARA MACKENZIE FORNO MACY GOLMAN MARY GREER JULIA C. GUIMAR.
Exclusion of Global South Perspectives in Mainstream Scholarship Lack of References to Global South Scholarship in Textbook & Publications The absence of Global South scholarship in international law is a systematic dilemma that perpetuates epistemic inequalities. It has been argued that scholars from the Global North predominantly occupy editorial boards and influence decision-making in ...
They stand at the intersection of three hotly debated issues in International Law: International Trade, Intellectual Property and Agricultural Policy, the paper will also focus on the same.
Submissions: The Harvard International Law Journal welcomes articles from professors, practitioners, and doctoral degree candidates of private or public international law, as well as other related disciplines.
