Volume 27, Issue 1

Volume 27, Issue 1

Jus Post Bellum: Justice After the War

By Robert A. Stein

 

Transitional Post-Occupation Obligations under the Law of Belligerent Occupation

By Dana Wolf

 

War Aims Matter: Keeping Jus Contra Bellum Restrictive While Requiring the Articulation of the Goals of the Use of Force

By Jens Iverson

 

Gendering the Law of Occupation: The Case of Cyprus

By Fionnuala Ní Aoláin

 

The Right to a Genuine Electoral Democracy

By Amnon Rubinstein & Yaniv Roznai

 

A Hierarchy of the Goals of International Criminal Courts

By Stuart Ford

 

Effectiveness of Labor Provisions within Free Trade Agreements Between the United States and Latin American Countries

By Cayla D. Ebert

 

GATS Regulation for Launch Services: Resolving the United States-India Conflict

By Shane Fitzmaurice

 

A Missing Variable: The Impact of Cross-Border Insolvency Laws on Foreign Direct Investment

By Jason Jack

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