The United States Government as arbiter of the regulatory compliance of chaebols and its implications
June 17, 2021 by Digital EditorBy Joe Cho
The Georgetown Journal of International Law Blog
Sailing Off the UNCLOS Radar: China’s Responsibility for Maritime Militia Activities in International Waters
June 10, 2021 by Digital EditorBy Victor S. Mariottini de Oliveira
Lafarge: An Opportunity to Cement Corporate Liability for Crimes against Humanity
May 13, 2021 by Digital EditorBy Madeline Young
Taxation and Women’s Fairer Representation in the U.S. and Brazil
April 29, 2021 by Digital EditorBy Mariana Almeida
Agree to Disagree: Revisiting the Legal Status of Canada’s Northwest Passage Claim
April 26, 2021 by Digital EditorBy Astrid Arzu
Floating Nuclear Reactors and Russia’s Territorial Claims in Arctic Waters
April 22, 2021 by Digital EditorBy David Roghair
New Lockdown in Argentina: International Law Limits on the Suspension of Human Rights under the American Convention on Human Rights
April 19, 2021 by Digital EditorBy Ivan Levy
The Steinmetz Case Shows the Difficulty in the Global Anti-Corruption Efforts
April 12, 2021 by Digital EditorBy: Tianyubo Bai
New Commerce Department Rule Offers Opportunity for U.S. China Policy
March 30, 2021 by Digital EditorBy Austin Lowe
Destruction of Cultural Heritage in the Azeri-Armenian Conflict: Violations of International Law?
March 16, 2021 by Digital EditorBy: Nicholas Savas