Judicial Warfare: How Poland Is Attacking the European Rule of Law Darius Jamal Dec 3, 2021 The Polish Constitutional Tribunal’s findings in response to a ruling issued by the European Court of Justice (ECJ)…
The Earth Needs a Lawyer Too: Making Ecocide an International Crime Robin Kennedy Dec 21, 2020 "Making ecocide an official international crime would close a major gap in international law that has allowed mass…
Gene-editing and International Law: A Bioethical Debate Olivia Yu Aug 8, 2020 There exists extensive debate on the ethics of making changes to human DNA. Today, these conversations remain…
International Law is Failing the South China Sea Shirley Wang Oct 1, 2019 It is clear that international law so far has tried—and failed—to restrain Chinese advances in the South China Sea.…
Politics and Law: Two Sides of the Same Coin? Mohit Mann Feb 26, 2019 More than a century ago French sociologist and political theorist Alexis de Tocqueville predicted that courts would…
States Shouldn’t Be in Control of Everything: Why John Bolton is Wrong About… Matthew McManus May 27, 2018 Introduction Secretary of Defence John Bolton has long had a bad impression of international law. He has that…
Dr. Feelbad: The Terrible Trend of Bombing Hospitals Maddie Clark Mar 22, 2017 As any reader familiar with apocalyptic fiction would know, crimes against humanity are the norm in war. In the…
Iraq Leads the Charge in Seeking Justice: JASTA and its Consequences in Play Patricia Sibal Oct 20, 2016 The passing of the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA) in the US has caused international outcry by…
One Way Ticket to Beijing: Taiwan in a Globalized-China World Suzanne Holcomb Oct 6, 2016 A China Southern plane touched down at the airport in Nanjing, China on Tuesday, September 20; on board were 63…
‘We Never Forget Our Citizens’: Are Western Solutions to Home-Grown… Harrison Brewer Nov 19, 2015 “It will demonstrate to those who would do Britain, our people and our allies harm, that we have a long reach, we…