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Volume 37, 2008 – 2009

Volume 37 No. 1 (Winter 2008)

• Soldiers Of Fortune – Holding Private Security Contractors Accountable: The Alien Tort Claims Act and its Potential Application to Abtan, Et Al. V. Blackwater Lodge and Training Center, Inc., Et Al., Matthew C. Dahl

• Shared But Differentiated Responsibility: Integration of International Obligations in Fight Against Trafficking in Human Beings, Anna Gekht

• State Responsibility: A Concerto For Court, Council And Committee, Rachael Lorna Johnstone

• Places of Refuge for Ships, John E. Noyes

• Born Free Yet Everywhere in Chains: Global Slavery in the Twenty-First Century, Dr. Ranee Khooshie Lal Panjabi

Volume 37 No. 2 (Spring 2009)

• Multilateral Environmental Agreements: From Montreal to Kyoto — A Theoretical Approach to an Improved Climate Change Regime, Sean Cumberlege

• Counter-Terrorism and Human Rights: The Emergence of A Rule of Customary Int’l Law From U.N. Resolutions, Dr. Joseph Isanga

• Foreign Direct Investment, Trade, and China’s Competition Laws, Mark S. Blodgett, Richard J. Hunter, Jr. and Robert M. Hayden

• Cautiously Optimistic: Economic Liberalization and Reconciliation in Rwanda’s Coffee Sector, Karol C. Boudreaux and Puia Ahluwalia

• Rights of Action for Private Non-State Actors in the WTO Dispute Settlement System, Aaron Catbagan

• Invisible Borders: Mapping Out Virtual Law?, Kathleen Claussen

Volume 37 No. 3 (Summer 2009)

• A Woman’s Worth: Accounting for Women in the Global Market, Megan Berry

• Hawala, Money Laundering, and Terrorism Finance: Micro-Lending as an End to Illicit Remittance, Charles B. Bowers

• Victims’ Participation Rights Within the International Criminal Court: A Critical Overview, Miriam Cohen

• Combating Child Sex Tourism in Southeast Asia, Kelly M. Cotter

• Nuclear Weapons, Human Security, and International Law, Ved P. Nanda

• Sacrificial Lambs of Globalization: Child Labor in the Twenty-First Century, Dr. Ranee Khooshie Lal Panjabi

Volume 37 No. 4

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Volume 36, 2007 – 2008

Volume 36 No. 1 (Winter 2007)

• Sovereignty and Humanity: Reality and Possibility, Ambassador Hans Corell

• Traffic in Human Beings: At the Intersection of Criminal Justice, Human Rights, Asylum/Migration and Labor, Alice Edwards

• Reflections on the Ambiguous Universality of Human Rights: Cyrus the Great’s Proclamation as a Challenge to the Athenian Democracy’s Perceived Monopoly on Human Rights, Hirad Abtahi

• Empty “International” Museums’ Trophy Cases of Their Looted Treasures and Return Stolen Property to the Countries of Origin and the Rightful Heirs of Those Wrongfully Dispossessed, Michael J. Reppas II

Volume 36 No. 2 (Spring 2008)

• The Adjudication of Genocide: Gacaca and the Road to Reconciliation in Rwanda, Maya Sosnov

• Beyond UNCITRAL: Alternatives to Universality in Transactional Insolvency, Alexander M. Kipnis

• Veiled Impunity: Iran’s Use of Non-State Armed Groups, Keith A. Petty

• International Law Fights Terrorism in the Muslim World: A Middle Eastern Perspective, Mohamed R. Hassanien

Volume 36 No. 3 & 4 (Summer / Fall 2008)

• Selected Aspects of International Trade and the World Trade Organization’s Doha Round: Overview and Introduction, Ved P. Nanda

Myers S. McDougal Lecture

• UN-Based International Criminal Tribunals: How They Mix and Match, Larry D. Johnson

Sutton Colloquium Articles

• Aid for Trade: A Roadmap for Success, Phoenix X.F. Cai

• Effect of Artificial Intelligence on the Pattern of Foreign Direct Investment in the Third World: A Possible Reversal of Trend, Wendy Duong

• The Doha Round Negotiations on Agricultural Subsidies, Kevin C. Kennedy

• Free Trade Versus Fair Trade, John Stencel

ILSA Conference Articles

• UNFCCC, the Kyoto Protocol, and the WTO – Brewing Conflicts or are They Mutually Supportive?, Anita M. Halvorssen

• Improving National Enforcement for Better Governance Implementing Multilateral Environmental Agreements, Richard W. Emory, Jr.

• The Relationship Between Trade and Effective Enforcement, W. Davis Jones

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Volume 35, 2006 – 2007

Volume 35 No. 1 (Winter 2006)

• Human Rights and the Environment What Specific Environmental Rights Have Been Recognized?, Dinah Shelton

• International Nuclear Law: And Introduction, Ved P. Nanda and Jon M. Dan Dyke

• Liability and Compensation for Harm Caused by Nuclear Activities, Jon M. Van Dyke

• State Responsibility and Liability, Alexandre Kiss

• The Human Rights to Environment and the Peaceful use of Nuclear Energy, Luis Rodriguez-Rivera

• The Marshall Islands Nuclear Claims Tribunal The Claims of the Enewetak People, Davor Pevec

• The New Austrian Act for Third Party Liability for Nuclear Damage, Monika Hinteregger

• International Environmental Norms Applicable to Nuclear Activities, With Particular Focus on Decisions of International Tribunals and International Settlements, Ved P. Nanda

• The Problems and Gaps in the Nuclear Liability Conventions and an Analysis of How and Actual Claim Would be Brought under the Current Existing Treaty Regime in the Event of a Nuclear Accident, Duncan E.J. Currie

Volume 35 No. 2 (Spring 2007)

• Delineating the Interests of Justice, Henry Lovat

• The Economic Community of West African States and the Regional Use of Force, Peter A. Jenkins

• The ICJ’s Uganda Wall A Barrier to the Principle of Distinction and an Entry Point for Lawfare, Eric Talbot Jensen

• The Right of Visit and the 2005 Protocol on the Suppression of Unlawful Acts Against the Safety of Marintime Navigation, Natalie Klein

Volume 35 No. 3 & 4 (Summer / Fall 2007)

2006 Myres S. McDougal Distinguished Lecture

• The Protection of Human Rights under International Law: Will the U.N. Human Rights Council and the Emerging New Norm “Responsibility to Protect” Make a Difference? Ved P. Nanda

2006 Sutton Colloquium Articles

• International Law From the Trial Judge’s Vantage Point, Judge John Kane

• The Multi-State Responsibility for Extraterritorial Violations of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, Todd Howland

• Globalization, Communities and Human Rights: Community-Based Property Rights and Prior Informed Consent, Daniel Barstow Magraw and Lauren Baker

General Articles

• Does the Evolution of International Criminal Law End with the ICC? The “Roman ICC”: A Model International Criminal court for a State-Centric World of International Law, Christopher “Kip” Hale

• The Evolution and Endpoint of Responsibility: The FCPA, SOX, Socialist-Oriented Governments, Gratuitous Promises, and a Novel CSR Code, Aaron Einhorn

Book Review

• Global Governance of Financial Systems: The International Regulation of Systemic Risk, B. Salman Banaei