Volume 52, Number 2 (Spring 2021)

Articles

Notes

Volume 52, Number 1 (Fall 2020)

Articles

The Amazon is Burning – Is Paris, Too? A Comparative Analysis Between the United States and Brazil Based on the Paris Agreement on Climate Change

Carolina Arlota

Human Rights, Normative Pressure and Corporate Social Responsibility in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Ofer Sitbon

Notes

Volume 51, Number 4 (Summer 2020)

Introduction

Articles

Notes

Volume 51, Number 3 (Spring 2020)

Articles

“Embodied AI” and the Direct Participation in Hostilities: A Legal Analysis

Francis Grimal and Michael J. Pollard

Experimenting with Corruption: An Analysis of the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention Through the Lens of Experimentalism 

Hannah Harris

Resolving National Security Questions: A Comparative Analysis of Judicial Review in the United States, Israel and Europe

Haldor Mercado

International Law as Project or System?

Ryan Martínez Mitchell

Notes

Fracture for Good? Using the Acquittal in the Prosecutor V. Jean-Pierre Bemba Gombo as an Impetus to Clarify and Strengthen the Development of International Criminal Law

Rachel Finn

A Crime Universally Acknowledged

Beth Zelman

Volume 51, Number 2 (Winter 2020)

Articles

AI in the Courtroom: A Comparative Analysis of Machine Evidence in Criminal Trials

Sabine Gless

Redesign as Reform: A Critique of the Design of Bilateral Investment Treaties

Mohammad Hamdy

State Enterprises in International Investment Disputes: Focus on Actor or Action?

Shixue Hu

“The Riddle of the Sands”–Peacetime Espionage and Public International Law

Patrick C. R. Terry

STRAPPing Down Regulatory Space with Investment Arbitration: A New Breed of International SLAPPs

David Chriki

Notes

Crisis and Complicity: An Analysis of U.S. Support for Saudi Coalition Airstrikes Under the Law of Aiding and Abetting (Alleged) War Crimes

Alexander W. Preve

Ungagging the Whistleblower in Foreign Corruption Investigations: Turning International “Best Practices” Into Reality

Jesse Van Genugten

Volume 51, Number 1 (Fall 2019)

Foreword

The Time Is Always Right to Do What Is Right

Steven A. Mirmina

Articles

Conflict on the Final Frontier: Deficiencies in the Law of Space Conflict Below Armed Attack, and How to Remedy Them

Ross Brown

Before Ending the Case: Disassembling Jurisdiction and Admissibility in BG v. Argentina

Jason Rotstein

Machine Learning Weapons and International Humanitarian Law: Rethinking Meaningful Human Control

Shin-Shin Hua

Note

Women Are Equal on Mars: Envisioning Gender Equality in the Governance of Extraterrestrial Settlements Under International Space Law

Nicole Williamson

Volume 50, Number 4 (Summer 2019)

Articles

Risk Mitigation in International Petroleum Contracts

John P. Bowman

Advancing the Business and Human Rights Treaty Project Through International Criminal Law: Assessing the Options for Legally-Binding Corporate Human Rights Obligations

Jonathan Kolieb

How States Persuade: An Account of International Legal Argument Upon the Use of Force

David Hughes

Note

Protecting Rights “In Small Places”: Why Depriving Girls of the Right to Education is Gender-Based Persecution and a Crime Against Humanity

Amanda L. Strayer

Volume 50, Number 3 (Spring 2019)

Articles

Countervailing Climate Change: Emissions Trading and the SCM Agreement

Rambod Behboodi and Christopher Hyner

No Retreat: An Emerging Principle of Non-Regression from Environmental Protections in International Investment Law

Andrew D Mitchell and James Munro

Notes

Technology Transfer and China’s WTO Commitments

Jessica Brum

Volume 50, Number 2 (Winter 2019)

Articles

Business and Human Rights as a Galaxy of Norms

Elise Groulx Diggs, Mitt Regan, and Beatrice Parance

UN Security Council Resolution of International Water Disputes

James D. Fry and Agnes Chong

Country Risk Analysis and Investor-State Dispute Settlement: A New Approach

Robert Ginsburg

Understanding the Extent to which Truth Commissions Are Gender Sensitive and Promote Women’s Issues: Comparing and Contrasting these Truth Commission Roles in South Africa, Guatemala, Peru, Sierra Leone and Liberia

Jeremy Sarkin and Sarah Ackerman

Notes

Revenue Mobilization Accountability: Combating Harmful Tax Regimes with the Law of Human Rights

Elizabeth Donald

An International Right to Privacy: Israeli Intelligence Collection in the Occupied Palestinian Territories

Benjamin G. Waters

Volume 50, Number 1 (Fall 2018)

Articles

Evident Partiality and The Judicial Review of Investor-State Dispute Settlement Awards: An Argument for ISDS Reform

Antonia Eliason

Regulating a Game Changer: Using a Distributed Approach to Develop an Accountability Framework for Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems

Tetyana (Tanya) Krupiy

Can Quasi-Judicial Bodies at the World Bank Provide Justice in Human Rights Cases?

Lynn M.G. Ta & Benjamin A.T. Graham

Notes

Strengthening Interim Measures in International Arbitration

Stephen Benz

Trapped: Cycles of Violence and Discrimination Against Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Persons in Guyana

Georgetown Law Human Rights Institute

Volume 49, Number 4 (Summer 2018)

Articles

Situating the International Tax System within Public International Law

John Bentil

Reconceiving Public-Private Partnerships to Eradicate Hunger: Recognizing Small-Scale Farmers and Agricultural Biological Diversity as the Foundation of Global Food Security

Susan H. Bragdon and Carly Hayes

An Argument For Strict Legality In International Criminal Law

Jessica Lynn Corsi

The Assurance of Impartiality: Due Process Mechanisms and the Development of Global Administrative Law in International Administrative Tribunals

Seth C. Turner

Notes

A Contextual Extraterritoriality Analysis of the DPIA and DPO Provisions in the GDPR

Joshua Blume

Help! Fixing the Problem of Copyright Termination Inconsistencies Through Public and Private International Law

Daniel Chozick

Checking In: How Soft Law and Corporate Social Responsibility are Filling Governance Gaps to Combat Human Trafficking in the Global Travel and Tourism Industry

Alison Peters

 

Volume 49, Number 3 (Spring 2018)

Articles

Patents, Promises, and Reproducibility
Jacob S. Sherkow

The Big Data of International Migration: Opportunities and Challenges for States Under International Human Rights Law
Ana Beduschi

Shifting Sands in the International Economic System: “Arbitrage” in International Economic Law and International Human Rights
Diana A. Desierto

Repackaging Intellectual Property Protection in International investment Law: Lessons from the Philip Morris v. Uruguay Case
Vivian Daniele Rocha Gabriel and Alebe Linhares Mesquita

Notes

Saving Private ISDS: The Case for Hardening Ethical Guidelines and Systematizing Conflicts Checks
Ariel Anderson

Extending Rome Statute Article 59(2) to National Arrests and Detentions
Alexandra Stanley

 

Volume 49, Number 2 (Winter 2017)

Forewords

Continuing American Prosperity Relies on Free Trade
Orrin G. Hatch

The Rules-Based International Trading System Urgently Needs Attention
Jennifer Hillman

Articles

Trading with the Enemy: Opening the Door to U.S. Investment in Cuba
Kevin J. Fandl

Dusting Off Section 201: Re-Examining a Previously Dormant Trade Remedy
Joshua E. Kurland

Leveraging Trade Agreements for Labor Law Enforcement: Drawing Lessons from the US-Guatemala CAFTA Dispute
Dr. Phillip Paiement

China’s Long Road to Market Economy Status
Jeffrey M. Telep and Richard C. Lutz

Striking a Balance Between Necessity and Fairness: The Use of Adverse Facts Available in Dumping and Subsidies Investigations
Ragan Updegraff

The Inaugural John D. Greenwald Writing Competition: Foreword

The Inaugural John D. Greenwald Writing Competition Foreword
Chris Brummer

The Inaugural John D. Greenwald Writing Competition: Winning Note

Reading the Trade Tea Leaves: A Comparative Analysis of Potential United States WTO-GATS Claims Against Privacy, Localization, and Cybersecurity Laws
Joshua D. Blume

Notes

Chinese State-Owned Enterprises and WTO’s Anti-Subsidy Regime
Ting-Wei Chiang

Problems Under WTO Disputes Settled By Mutually Agreed Solution
Di Hao

National Treatment in International Economic Law: The Case for Consistent Interpretation in New Generation EU Free Trade Agreements
Aphiwan Natasha King

 

Volume 49, Number 1 (Fall 2017)

Foreword

Foreword
Jared Genser

Articles

Is the Age of Human Rights Really Over? The Right to Education in Africa—Domesticization, Human Rights-Based Development, and Extraterritorial State Obligations
Klaus D. Beiter

What is Law for the European Court of Human Rights?
Dr. Kanstantsin Dzehtsiarou

Challenges to the Protection of Children’s Human Rights and the Perpetuated Marginalization of Children in Transnational Justice
Aurélie Roche-Mair

Collective Rights in the Inter-American and African Human Rights Systems
Michael Talbot

A Long and Winding Road: The Evolution of Applying Human Rights Frameworks to Health
Alicia Ely Yamin and Andrés Constantin

Notes

Girls’ Education Under Attack: The Detrimental Impact of Sexual Abuse by Teachers on School Girls’ Human Rights in Kenya
The International Women’s Humans Rights Clinic Georgetown University Law Center

Encouraging Entrepreneurship Supports Human Rights: An Evaluation of Issues and Responses in Zambia
Karl M.F. Lockhart

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs Case: A Ruling with Unforeseen Consequences in the Enforcement of Human Rights in Argentina
Isaías Losada Revol

The Right to Consular Notification: The Cultural Bridge to a Foreign National’s Due Process Rights
Sabrina Veneziano

 

Volume 48, Number 4 (Summer 2017)

Articles

The Revised WTO Agreement on Government Procurement (GPA): Key Design Features and Significance for Global Trade and Development
Robert D. Anderson and Anna Caroline Müller

The Evolution of the EU Law Against Criminal Finance: The “Hardening” of FATF Standards within the EU
Leonardo Borlini and Francesco Montanaro

Autocracy, Democracy, and Juristocracy: The Wax and Wane of Judicial Power in the Four Asian Tigers
Chien-Chih Lin

Enhancing Standing Panels in Investor-State Arbitration: The Way Forward?
Leon Trakman

Notes

Compliance and Membership Value in International Economic Law
Marcus P.L. Gustafsson

Can the EU be Held Accountable for Financing Development Projects that Violate Human Rights?
Kirsten Leube

Model BIT: An Ideal Prototype or A Tool for Efficient Breach?
Jeongho Nam

Proposing an International Instrument to Address Issues Arising out of International Surrogacy Arrangements
Rutuja Pol

Of Robots and Rules: Autonomous Weapon Systems in the Law of Armed Conflict
Michael Press

Volume 48, Number 3 (Spring 2017)

International Justice: Where We Stand, Where We Fall, and Where We Need to Be

Foreword

International Justice
Shannon Togawa Mercer

Articles

The Gatekeeper of the ICC: Prosecutorial Strategies for Selecting Situations and Cases at the International Criminal Court
Lovisa Bådagård & Mark Klamberg

The Tallinn Manual 2.0: Highlights and Insights
Eric Talbot Jensen

Notes

Sanctions, Transparency, and Accountability: The Missing Links in Natural Resource Anti-Corruption Efforts
Christine Anderson

Contextual Complementarity: Assessing Unwillingness and “Genuine” Prosecutions in Colombia’s Special Jurisdiction for Peace
Caroline D. Kelly

The Legality of Nuclear Weapons for Use and Deterrence
Christopher Vail

Floating Armories: A Legal Grey Area in Arms Trade and the Law of the Sea
Alexis Wilpon

Transcripts

General Counsel of the FBI, James Baker, in Conversation with Professor Mary DeRosa on the FBI and International Justice

International Law and the Foreign Affairs Challenges for the Next Administration
John B. Bellinger, III

Friends Don’t Let Friends Drive Drunk: The Role of U.S. Allies in Keeping the U.S. Honest
Professor Rosa Brooks

Constitutionality of Religious and Alienage Discrimination in the Terrorism Context
Michel Paradis

Cyber Sextortion and International Justice
Benjamin Wittes