The following volumes of the Syracuse Journal of International Law and Commerce are now digitally available:
Volume 50.2
Devin E. Miller, The New Space Race: Exploration and Exploitation in the Commons of the Twenty-First Century
Christopher Moxley, The ICC Playbook: Strategies States Use to Influence the International Criminal Court
Elizabeth A. Stawicki, Professor Patricia Hassett Pioneer in International and Comparative Law, Technology and Law, and the Legal Profession
Ryan Ockenden, Nuclear Energy for the Table, Please
The Global Accountability Network’s Ukraine Task Force, The International Criminal Court’s Jurisdiction Over Extraordinary Renditions From the Territory of States Parties
Connor Mallon, Anti-Satellite Weapons & the Law of Armed Conflict
Volume 50.1
Dr. Ardit Memeti, A Sovereign Legacy of the League of Nations: A Reflux of Membership in International Organizations
Dr. Destaw A. Yigzaw, The International Criminal Court in a World Retreating from International Rule of Law
Rebecca Buchanan, Passing the Pace Car: How America’s Insufficient Autonomous Vehicle Regulations Threaten Safety and U.S. Global Economic Power
Amanda Roberts, The Secret’s Out: The Who, What, When, and How of a Context-Specific Exception to Trade Secret Rights in Big Pharma
Jernej Letnar Cernic, Enforcement Models Under the Potential United Nations Business and Human Rights Treaty: An Exploration
Volume 49.2
Justin M. Lange, Intellectual Infidelity: The United States, Intellectual Property Law, and Thaler v. Iancu
Esther Kim, Lost in Translation: Absence of Domestic Implementation of International Norms for the Indigenous Peoples of the United States
Alyssa Christian, Putting Protectionist Regulations Out to Pasture: How International Regimes Can Impact the Environment
David P. Stewart and Andrew Feinstein, Private International Law: An Introduction From an American Perspective
Nelson Falkenburg, A Precautionary, Preventative Framework for Outer Space Resources: Applying the Antarctic Treaty System’s Madrid Protocol to the Unregulated Frontier of ‘New Space’
Volume 49.1
Matthew J. McCartin, Confronting the Behemoth: China, Human Rights, and the United Nations
Christopher Waters, Your Data as a Weapon: How TikTok Captures a Security Crisis
Mazaher Kalia, The Global Prison Crisis: Will the U.S. Take Accountability and Lead in Reform?
Julien Chaisse, Debashis Chakraborty, Oindrila Dey, Power Dynamics in the Asia-Pacific: A Game Theoretic Framework for Analyzing India-China International Trade Rivalry
Volume 48.2
Audrey Bimbi, Unfinished Business: Why Multilateral Development Banks Need to Carry Out Post-Project Environmental Assessments
Conor Bowers, Tampa Bay Rays of Montreal: Home Field Advantage in Two Countries
Moneeka Brar, The Right to Remain Anonymous: How the GDPR Should Look to India and China to Fix the Incomplete Concept of Data Anonymization
Ilias Bantekas, The Contractual and Transnational Nature of Sovereign Donor-Trustee International Aid Contributions
David Cluxton, Choice of Forum in Passenger Claims Under the Montreal Convention 1999: A Two-Dimensional Solution to a Three-Dimensional Problem
E. Barrett Ristroph, Human Rights Due Diligence: Why It Matters and Why It’s Not Enough Without Access to Remedies for Human Rights Violations
Volume 48.1
Briana Clayton, Massacre in the Media: Why Mexican Journalists Should Qualify for Asylum Protection Under the ‘Particular Social Group’ Prong Before It’s Too Late
Brenna Mason, Transitional Justice: Lessons from Northern Ireland and Their Application to Achieving Peace in the Middle East
Stanley Arthur Gacek & Ana Virginia Moreira Gomes, Trade Union Financing Law in the United States and in Brazil- An Ironic Convergence
Matthew Gregory, Minding the Gap: Understanding Suwalki Vulnerabilities in the Post-INF Security Environment
P. Sean Morris, The Practices of Private Global Norm Production and Intellectual Property Epistemic Communities
Volume 47.2
Kitsuron Sangsuvan, Resolving the Conflict on the Korean Peninsula by Preventive Diplomacy and the Rule of Law
Chitra Dave, China and the United States: Why China Should Continue to Trade with Lower Barriers
Davida Micaela Hawkes, Hiding Behind a Level Playing Field: How the International Association of Athletics Federation Attempts to Regulate the Feminine Ideal by Perpetuating Discriminatory Practices against Female Olympic Runners from Non-Western Countries
Natalie Maier, Customary International Law as a Check on Press Freedom’s Strongmen
Richard Pado, Paying Their Fair Share: The Relationship Between Funding and Mutual Defense Obligations in NATO
Volume 47.1
Christian C. Day, Hamilton’s Law and Finance- Borrowing from the Brits (and the Dutch)
Thomas A. Kelley, The Death of Custom: Winners and Losers in the Legal Transformation of Peri-Urban Land in Niger
Shigenori Matsui, Is “My Number” Really My Number?: National Identification Numbers and the Right to Privacy in Japan
Nicholas W. Carter, Powers Used For Evil: United States Defense Contractors’ Aiding and Abetting of Saudi Arabian War Crimes in the Yemeni Civil War
Jeanine M. Cryan, The Battle of the Bronze: International Law and the Restitution of Cultural Property
Volume 46.2
Jesse Liss, The Origins, Purposes, and Negotiations of the NAFTA Investment Agreements: Implications For Renegotiations and Integration with China
Harry M. Rhea, International Criminal Courts Prior to The Second World War: An Historical Analysis of International and Multinational Criminal Courts Preceding Nuremberg
Chris Battiloro, Fentanyl: How China’s Pharmaceutical Loopholes Are Fueling the United States’ Opioid Crisis
Sarah Shepp, Priceless Kidney: The Ineffectiveness of Organ Trafficking Legislation
Volume 46.1
Marvin L. Astrada, Revisiting the WTO Rare Earths Dispute- Law, Trade, Sovereignty, & Environmental Security in a Networked World
Frederick V. Perry, The Assault on International Law: Populism and Entropy on the March
Michael R. Sinclair, The Rising Dragon and the Dying Bear: Reflections on the Absence of a Unified America From the World Stage and the Resurgence of State-Based Threats to U.S. National Security
Joshua D. Caron, Japan’s Pacifist Constitution: Imposed on It by the United States, Now Japan Scrambles to Answer North Korea’s Threats
Brittany V. Dierken, Uber’s International Tax Scheme: Innovative Tax Avoidance or Simple Tax Evasion?
Volume 45.2
Joseph M. Isanga, Philippines v. China Aftermath: Rule of Law and Legitimacy Under Assault
Valentina Vadi, Power, Law and Images: International Law and Material Culture
Sarah A. Lafen, U.N. Regulation- The Best Approach to Effective Cyber Defense?
Adam T. Sanderson, Overstepping its Boundaries: The European Commission Followed the OECD’s Influence But Went One Step Too Far
Volume 43.1
Robert Bejesky, How the U.S. Occupation Imposed Economic Reforms on Iraq Irrespective of International Law as a Foundation for the Present Oil Bonanza
Shara Monteleone, Addressing the ‘Failure’ of Informed Consent in Online Data Protection: Learning the Lessons from Behaviour-Aware Regulation
Frederick V. Perry and Wendy Gelman, A Multilateral Convention on Outlawing Incitement to Acts of Terrorism Under International Law
Jessica Grimm, The Import of Hollywood Films in China: Censorship and Quotas
Kathleen Boumans, Filling the Gaps: New Proposals for the Convention on the Rights of a Child
Volume 42.2
Robert Bejesky, CPA Dictates on Iraq: Not an Update to the Customary International Law of Occupation but the Nucleus of Blowback With the Emergence of ISIS
Dr. Eric De Brabandere, Host States’ Due Diligence Obligations in International Investment Law
Harri Kalimo and Tim Staal, ‘Softness’ in International Instruments: The Case of Transnational Corporations
Naji’a Tameez, Road to Recovery: Pakistan’s Human Rights Crisis in the FATA
Samantha Diorio, Data Protection Laws: Quilts versus Blankets
Volume 42.1
Sacchidananda Mukherjee, Debashis Chakraborty, and Julien Chaisse, Curtailing Subsidy Wars in Global Trade: Revisiting the Economics of World Trade Organization Law on Subsidies
Dr. Bo Zhao, Legal Cases on Posthumous Reputation and Posthumous Privacy: History Censorship, Law, Politics and Culture
David A. Koplow, A Nuclear Kellogg-Briand Pact: Proposing a Treaty for the Renunciation of Nuclear War as an Instrument of National Policy
John C. Carroll, Economic Democracy, Made in Germany: The Mietshauser Syndikat Model as a Framework for Developing Democratic Enterprises
Kulsoom K. Ijaz, Shifting Paradigms: Promoting an American Adoption Campaign for Afghan Children
Volume 41.2
Harri Kalimo and Tim Staal, ‘Softness’ in International Instruments: The Case of Transnational Corporations
Wenqing Liao, Efficient Breach in the Common European Sales Law
Hao Duy Phan, Promoting Compliance: An Assessment of ASEAN Instruments Since the ASEAN Charter
Michelle M. Chester, The Answer is in the Evidence: Plain Packaging, Graphic Health Warnings, and the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act
Katie Wendle, Establishing Liability for the Enslavement and Forced Labor of Children Under the Alien Tort Statute
Volume 41.1
Robert Bejesky, How the Commander in Chief’s ‘Call for Papers’ Veils a Path Dependent Result of Torture
Mark J. Wolff, Failure of the International Monetary Fund & World Bank to Achieve Integral Development: A Critical Historical Assessment of Bretton Woods Instiutions’ Policies, Structures & Governance
Nidham G Al Abasey, Cakes Without Sugar: Reasons Behind Foreign Investor Reluctance to Enter Mesopotamia
John Weldon, The LIBOR Manipulation Scandal & The Wheatley Review: A Band-Aid on a Knife Wound
Samantha C. Robbins, Who’s Your Daddy? The International Market for American Sperm
Volume 34.1
Stephen E. Blythe, A Critique of India’s Information Technology Act and Recommendations for Improvement
Julie Gunnigle, ‘Birds of a Feather’ RICO: Trying Partners in Crime Together
Surya Deva, Global Compact: A Critique of the U.N.’s ‘Public-Private’ Partnership for Promoting Corporate Citizenship
James McConvill, Getting a Good Buy with a Little Help from a Friend: Turning to the United States to Go Forward with Australian Takeovers Regulations
Joshua J. Tonra, The Threat of Border Security on Indigenous Free Passage Rights in North America
Carrie A. Rankin, Romania’s New Child Protection Legislation: Change in Intercountry Adoption Law Results in a Human Rights Violation
Volume 33.1
Malcom M. Feeley, The Syracuse Conference on a World Rule of Law: American Perspectives An Introduction
Richard E. D. Schwartz, Community and Democracy: Syracuse Reflections
Philip Selznick, American Society and the Rule of Law
Daan Braveman, On Law and Democratic Development: Popular Constitutionalism and Judicial Supremacy
Lawrence M. Friedman, Roads to Democracy
David Shomar, Democracy and the Arab World
Robert W. Daly, On Democratic Personalities
Denise A. Hartman, Constitutional Responsibility to Provide a System of Free Public Schools: How Relevant is the States’ Experience to Shaping Governmental Obligations in Emerging Democracies?
Charles V. Willie, The Contribution of Brown v. Board of Education to Law and Democratic Development
Brian Z. Tamanaha, The Tensions Between Legal Instrumentalism and the Rule of Law
Samuel Krislov, Do Free Markets Create Free Societies?
David H. Rosenbloom and Suzanne J. Piotrowski, Reinventing Public Administration While ‘De-Inventing’ Administrative Law: Is it Time tor an ‘APA’ for Regulating Outsourced Government Work?
Jerome H. Skolnick, Democratic Policing Confronts Terror and Protest
Richard E. D. Schwartz, Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Psychological Contribution to the United Nations
David S. Berry, Democratic Norms and Regional Stability Panel Discussion An Introduction
Timothy D. Rudy, A Quick Look at the Inter-American Democratic Charter of the OAS: What is it and is it ‘Legal’?
David S. Berry, Non-Democratic Transitions: Reactions of the OAS and Caricom to Aristide’s Departure
Stephen J. Schnably, The OAS and Constitutionalism: Lessons from Recent West African Experience
Robert H. Trudell, Food Security Emergencies and the Power of Eminent Domain: A Domestic Legal Tool to Treat a Global Problem
W. Carson McLean, The Sarbanes-Oxley Act: A Detriment to Market Globalization & International Securities Regulation
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