Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law

Cantidad de documentos en esta fuente: 422

September 22, 2012

The War Powers Resolution - a dim and fading legacy.

Inadvertent implications of the War Powers Resolution.

The United States' use of drones in the War on Terror: the (il)legality of targeted killings under international law.

America's drone wars.

Targeted killing: when proportionality gets all out of proportion.

Rightly dividing the domestic jihadist from the enemy combatant in the 'war against al-Qaeda': why it matters in rendition and targeted killing.

Climate change, presidential power, and leadership: 'we can't wait'.

Climate change, presidential power, and leadership: 'we can't wait'.

The president and international financial regulation.

Comparing the approaches of the presidential candidates.

Thoughts on Medellin v. Texas.

A tragi-comedy of errors erodes self-execution of treaties: Medellin v. Texas and beyond.

The politicization of judgment enforcement.

War powers, foreign affairs, and the courts: some institutional considerations.

United States ratification of the Law of the Sea Convention: securing our navigational future while managing China's blue water ambitions.

Preventing mass atrocity crimes: the responsibility to protect and the Syria crisis.

Reflections from the International Criminal Court prosecutor.

Cyberwar and unmanned aerial vehicles: using new technologies, from espionage to action.

Lending an 'invisible hand' to the navy: armed guards as a free market assistance to defeating piracy.

Somebody else's problem: how the United States and Canada violate international law and fail to ensure the prosecution of war criminals.

March 22, 2013

Using civil remedies in corruption and asset recovery cases.

The reach and the grasp of international criminal justice - how do we lengthen the arm of the law?

The birth and persistence of the Katyn lie.

Current status of the "Katyn case" in Russia.

The crime of genocide committed against the Poles by the USSR before and during World War II: an international legal study.

The crime of genocide committed against the Poles by the USSR before and during World War II: an international legal study.

September 22, 2013

Perspectives on the growing trend of child piracy.

The pre-history of piracy as a crime & its definitional odyssey.

Moving from crisis management to a sustainable solution for Somali piracy: selected initiatives and the role of international law.

Global conventions on maritime crimes involving piratical acts.

Assessing current trends and efforts to combat piracy: a case study on Kenya.

Current trends in global piracy: can Somalia's successes help combat piracy in the Gulf of Guinea and elsewhere?

Assessing current trends and efforts to combat piracy.

Maritime piracy: a sustainable global solution.

Children and marine piracy.

Child pirates: rehabilitation, reintegration, and accountability.

Juvenile pirates: 'Lost Boys' or violent criminals?

Combating maritime piracy: inter-disciplinary cooperation and information sharing.

New thinking in the fight against marine piracy: financing and plunder, pre-empting piracy before prevention becomes necessary.

Somali piracy--are we at the end game?

Operational responses to piracy--a first principles approach.

International maritime piracy: an old profession that is capable of new tricks, but change is possible.

Rules of engagement and legal frameworks for multinational counter-piracy operations.

Talking foreign policy: a roundtable on piracy.

Why now is the time to resolve the Dokdo/Takeshima dispute.

March 22, 2015

Back to the future: reflections on the advent of autonomous weapons systems.

The debate over autonomous weapons systems.

Lethal autonomous weapons and jus ad bellum proportionality.

Unpunished insults - the looming cyber Barbary wars.

Show me on the map where they hacked you: cyberwar and the geospatial Internet doctrine.