Journal of International Law & International Relations - AZ
- A Particular Kind of Dominium: The Grotian Tendency and the Global Commons in a Time of High Arctic Change.
- The Challenge of Prosecuting Conflict-Related Gender-Based Crimes under Libyan Transitional Justice.
- Uninvited guests: NGOs, amicus curiae briefs, and the environment in investor-state dispute settlement.
- Defending weak states against the "unwilling or unable" doctrine of self-defense.
- FOOD SECURITY, FREE TRADE, AND THE BATTLE FOR THE STATE.
- Toward Post-National Membership? Tensions and Transformation in German and EU Citizenship.
- The role of information sharing in counter-piracy in the horn of Africa region: a model for transnational criminal enforcement operations.
- On the implications of the use of drones in international law.
- Law as deliberative discourse: the politics of international legal argument - social theory with historical illustrations.
- Using Social Science to Frame International Crimes.
- Sexual Violence Directed Against Men and Boys in Armed Conflict or Mass Atrocity: Addressing a Gendered Harm in International Criminal Tribunals.
- The Rule of Law is Only Relevant To Those Who Subscribe To It: The Failure of Punitive Damages in Terrorism as Tort Litigation.
- SOME THOUGHTS ON FOOD SECURITY AND THE LAW OF THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION.
- LAW, ECONOMICS, AND THE HISTORY OF FREE TRADE: A RESPONSE.
- Harmonizing the law to protect cultural diplomacy: the Foreign Cultural Exchange Jurisdictional Immunities Clarification Act.
- The International Criminal Court and Complementarity.
- State-owned enterprises and international investment treaties: when are state-owned entities and their investments protected?
- Rethinking Rape Law.
- Interdisciplinary Perspectives on International Law and International Relations.
- Drone Warfare.
- Food as a Matter of Global Governance.
- FOOD SECURITY AND CONTESTED AGRICULTURAL TRADE NORMS.
- Agriculture and the Social State Subsidies or Commons?
- COLONIAL IMPEDIMENTS TO INDIGENOUS RIGHTS AND FOOD SECURITY IN ATLANTIC CANADA.
- THE INTERNATIONAL TRADE REGIME: LIBERALISM AND EMBEDDED LIBERALISM.
- Human rights, global ethics, and the ordinary virtues.
- Reimagining human rights.
- Human rights as thought experiments.
- Mediations on the Role and Rule of Law.
- International Law-Making.
- A SCEPTICAL REACTION TO BOTH DIAGNOSIS AND PRESCRIPTION.
- Modern-day slavery? A judicial catchall for trafficking, slavery and labour exploitation: a critique of Tang and Rantsev.
- Electoral observer missions and foreign interference in Haiti.
- The problem of unequal treaties in contemporary international law: how the powerful have reneged on the political compacts within which five cornerstone treaties of global governance are situated.
- Virtues are not enough.
- Human rights in the absence of virtue.
- Making rights ordinary: a reply to Michael Ignatieff.
- Resolving Claims to Self-Determination.
- Between rights and gifts: a comment on 'Human rights, global ethics, and the ordinary virtues' by Michael Ignatieff.
- Reimagining participation in international institutions.
- Juridical Humanity: A Colonial History.
- Global Warming Gridlock: Creating More Effective Strategies for Protecting the Planet.
- Solidarity in a Disaggregated World: universal jurisdiction and the evolution of sovereignty.
- Hybrid tribunals at ten how international criminal justice's Golden child became an orphan.
- Knights of the court: the state coalition behind the International Criminal Court.
- Murky waters: prosecuting pirates and upholding human rights law.
- Is genocide different? Dealing with hate speech in a post-genocide society.
- Understanding the behaviour of international courts: an examination of decision-making at the ad hoc international criminal tribunals.
- A comparison of the European and Inter-American Courts of Human Rights.
- State interests and the creation and functioning of the United Nations Human Rights Council.
- Crafting a multilateral solution for North Korean refugee settlement: what American policymakers can learn from the Indochinese refugee crisis.
- Hybrid tribunals at ten how international criminal justice's golden child became an orphan.
- The liberal project: East and West.
- The Last Utopia: Human Rights in History.
- Outsourcing War and Peace: Preserving Public Values in a World of Privatized Foreign Affairs.
- International human rights law and the administration of justice through military tribunals: preserving utility while precluding impunity.
- A call to freedom: towards a philosophy of international law in an era of fragmentation.
- The domestic legal status of customary international law in the United States: lessons from the federal courts' experience with general maritime law.
- Theories of compliance with international law and the challenge of cultural difference.
- State-owned enterprises and international investment treaties: when are state-owned entities and their investments protected?
- China's energy investments and the corporate social responsibility imperative.
- Editors' acknowledgement Louis Century & Tim Hughes.
- A long 'TRIP' home: intellectual property rights, international law and the constructivist challenge.
- Delegation and accountability in the clean development mechanism: the new authority of non-state actors.
- Violations of rights of the accused at international criminal tribunals: the problem of remedy.
- Editors' acknowledgement.