Volume 28, Issue 1

Volume 28, Issue 1

Table of Contents

Articles:

Human Rights Conditions: What We Know and Why It Matters

By David Weissbrodt and Patrick Finnegan

Yitz and Ishmael: A Drama in One Very Long Act

By Jim Friedberg

The Dakota Access Pipeline and the Destruction of Cultural Heritage: Apply the Crime Against Humanity of Persecution Before the ICC

By Haydee J. Dijkstal

Notes:

The Future of the US-EU Covered Agreement: How to Drag an Absurdly Federalist Regulatory System into the Global Reinsurance Market

By Bailey Stubbe

Children in Limbo: The Need for Maximum Limits for Juvenile Pretrial Detention

By Rebecca Rosefelt

How New Zealand’s Adoption of the Nagoya Protocol Would Enhance Protection of Māori Traditional Knowledge

By Emily Ortlieb Ricciardi

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