Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law

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• Elements of Its Own Demise: Key Flaws in the Obama Administration's Domestic Approach to the Iran Nuclear Agreement.
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• Exiting Paris: What the Climate Accord Teaches About the Features of Treaties and Executive Agreements.
• Non-Appropriation, No Problem: The Outer Space Treaty Is Ready for Asteroid Mining.
• Lunch Address: The United States' Role in International Human Rights under the Trump Administration.
• Five Unanswered Questions from Trump v. Hawaii.
• The Trump Administration and Immigration Judges: Decreased Judicial Independence or Increased Efficiency?
• The Current Minefield for Immigration Practitioners: Protecting the Rights of Clients in the Trump Era.
• The Use of Force Against 'Rogue States'.
• Responding to Chemical Weapons Use in Syria.

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• TEARING DOWN THE WALL BETWEEN REFUGE AND GANG-BASED ASYLUM SEEKERS: WHY THE UNITED STATES SHOULD RECONSIDER ITS STANCE ON CENTRAL AMERICAN GANG-BASED ASYLUM CLAIMS.
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• How the war against ISIS changed international law.
• Moving from crisis management to a sustainable solution for Somali piracy: selected initiatives and the role of international law.
• SOUTH-SOUTH COOPERATION ON THE RETURN OF CULTURAL PROPERTY: THE CASE OF SOUTH AMERICA.
• Using civil remedies in corruption and asset recovery cases.
• The birth and persistence of the Katyn lie.
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• THE INTERNATIONAL LAW COMMISSION'S PROPOSAL FOR A CONVENTION ON THE PREVENTION AND PUNISHMENT OF CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY.
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