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Volume 49

Symposium Issue

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BLOG: Procedural ESG Disclosure, by Aisha SaadDownload
ARTICLE: ESG: More Than Just “Big” Business, by Emma Elizabeth (Bessie) Antin DaschbachDownload
ARTICLE: Beyond Climate: Addressing the Problem of Authoritarianism through ESG, by Javier El-HageDownload
ARTICLE: Untangling the Extraterritorialty of ESG Regulation, by Stephan Kim ParkDownload
ARTICLE: Mandatory Disclosures and Organized Backlash: A Look at Litigation That Could Determine the Future of ESG in Investing, by Hana Vizcarra Download

Online Student Issue

Robots in the Sky: The Need for Preemptive International Regulation of Autonomous Weaponry. by Griffin Spencer ’24
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Russia’s Replacement: Kazakhstan as Europe’s Risky but Crucial New Oil Supplier Amidst EU Sanctions and Embargoes on Russian Oil, by Emily Stellman ’24Download
Who Has the Authority? Opportunities for Reform in Global Health Governance, by Luka Vujašković ’24Download
Autonomous Weapons, War Crimes, and Accountability, by Jason Lee ’24Download

Winter Issue

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The Rise of China, the United States, and the Limits of International Law, by Julian G. KuDownload
Gene-Edited Crops and Food and the Bold Path Forward in U.S. Trade Agreements, by Matthew SchaeferDownload
Buoying Statehood: The Impact of Rising Sea Levels on Statehood in International Law, by Hayley Stancil ’24Download
Mail-Order Brides and Human Trafficking in Israel: Forced Marriage as a Form of Exploitation, by Emily Zoffer ’24Download

Volume 48

Fall Issue

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Unlimited Central Bank Digital Currency: The Case for a Public Good in the Euro-area and Its Regulatory (and Deregulatory) Implications for Modern Finance, by Iris H-Y Chiu and Christian HofmannDownload
Strong Brand, Weak Norm: The Responsibility to Protect in Practice, by Jerry Fowler Download
The Political Sovereignty of a Colony in Outer Space, by Josselin LavigneDownload

Student Issue

Fatmeh Basma ’23: A Necessary Evil: Conditional Recognition of the TalibanDownload
Alanna Brannam ’23: Near-border mobilization and anticipatory self-defense in the context of international armed conflict law: A case study of border tensions prior to the 2022 Russian invasion of UkraineDownload
Dorothy Chen ’23: Stop Trashing the Planet: Addressing Global Warming and Climate Change from the Perspective of Food Waste ReductionDownload
Courtney Coppage ’23: U.S. v. Donziger: Contempt of Court or International Law? Download
Andrew Draper ’23: Torture and its Consequences: How Victims of the Taliban’s Acts of Torture can Hold the Taliban Responsible Download
Anya Hovanic ’23: Let’s keep this between you, me, and my cell phone: Huawei, Espionage, & International Law Download
Jonathan Williams ’23: Text and Structure in Historical Context: A Theory About the Fate of the Exclusive Treaty PowerDownload

Symposium Issue

Don S. De Amicis & David P. Stewart: Sanctions on Steroids: The Ukraine-/Russia-Related SanctionsDownload
Andrew Hayashi & Ashley Deeks: Tax Sanctions and the Russia-Ukraine Conflict Download
Adam M. Smith & Cody M. Poplin: Keeping Sanctions “Smart”: Calibrating U.S. Sanctions Policy to Overcome Overcompliance Download
Pierre-Hugues Verdier: Sanctions Overcompliance: What, Why, and Does It Matter?Download