Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law

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• LIBERALS VS. ROMANTICS: CHALLENGES OF AN EMERGING CORPORATE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW.
• CORPORATE LIABILITY FOR HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS: THE FUTURE OF THE ALIEN TORT CLAIMS ACT.
• BRAND AS INFORMATION INTERMEDIARY.
• CORPORATE ENGAGEMENT WITH PUBLIC POLICY: THE NEW FRONTIER OF ETHICAL BUSINESS.
• A HUMAN RIGHTS PERSPECTIVE ON PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY IN GLOBAL CORPORATE PRACTICE.
• IS THE PRESUMPTION OF CORPORATE IMPUNITY DEAD?
• THE COST OF TERRITORIALITY: JUS COGENS CLAIMS AGAINST CORPORATIONS.
• CIVIL LITIGATION IN RESPONSE TO CORPORATE HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSE: THE EUROPEAN UNION AND ITS MEMBER STATES.
• THE INTERNATIONAL LAW COMMISSION'S PROPOSAL FOR A CONVENTION ON THE PREVENTION AND PUNISHMENT OF CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY.
• TALKING FOREIGN POLICY: JESNER V. ARAB BANK.

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• The fission and fusion in international use of force: relating unlawful use of force and the war crime of disproportionate force not justified by military necessity.
• Ethical, legal, social, and policy issues in the use of genomic technology by the U.S. military.
• International law in the Obama administration's pivot to Asia: the China seas disputes, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, rivalry with the PRC, and status quo legal norms in U.S. foreign policy.
• Somali piracy--are we at the end game?
• Reconciling patent law and traditional knowledge: strategies for countries with traditional knowledge to successfully protect their knowledge from abuse.
• TALKING FOREIGN POLICY: ART, DIPLOMACY, AND ACCOUNTABILITY.
• A MORE ACCEPTABLE SOLUTION: THE PROPOSED EUROPEAN UNION AGENCY OF ASYLUM AND REFUGEES.
• 'LIVING TOGETHER' OR LIVING APART FROM RELIGIOUS FREEDOMS? THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHT'S CONCEPT OF 'LIVING TOGETHER' AND ITS IMPACT ON RELIGIOUS FREEDOM.
• Inter-national justice for them or global justice for us? The U.S. as a supranational justice donor.
• The debate over autonomous weapons systems.