Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law

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desde Enero 2007
Último Número: Marzo 2023

Case Western Reserve University School of Law
ISSN 0008-7254


Cantidad de documentos en esta fuente: 422

22 de Marzo de 2015

  • Stuxnet and its hidden lessons on the ethics of cyberweapons.

  • Challenges for implementing a PTSD preventive genomic sequencing program in the U.S. military.

  • Ethical, legal, social, and policy issues in the use of genomic technology by the U.S. military.

  • Ethical, legal, social, and policy issues in the use of genomic technology by the U.S. military.

  • Emerging military technologies: balancing medical ethics and national security.

  • Possible ethical problems with military use of non-lethal weapons.

  • Nonlethal weapons, noncombatant immunity, and the principle of participatory liability.

  • And next please? The future of the NLW debate.

  • Red-teaming NLW: a top ten list of criticisms about non-lethal weapons.

  • U.S. military use of non-lethal weapons: reality vs. perceptions.

  • Shifting the paradigm - bringing to justice those who commit human rights atrocities.

  • What is the role of international dispute resolution in interpreting domestic law?

  • Transitional justice and the rule of law: lessons from the field.

  • A discussion on cyber warfare.

  • War through pharmaceuticals: how terrorist organizations are turning to counterfeit medicine to fund their illicit activity.

  • The Volcker rule: a reminder of the need for additional remedies for party-to-party NAFTA disputes.

  • Electric currents: programming legal status into autonomous unmanned maritime vehicles.

  • Freezing out noncompliant ships: why the Arctic Council must enforce the Polar Code.

    • 22 de Marzo de 2016

  • Iran and the military option.

  • How the war against ISIS changed international law.

  • How the war against ISIS changed international law.

  • President Obama's legacy: the Iran Nuclear Agreement?

  • President Obama's approach to the Middle East and North Africa: strategic absence.

  • Climate change negotiations: legal and other issues on the road to Paris.

  • The Obama administration's Clean Air Act legacy and the UNFCCC.

  • Closing the gap: DACA, DAPA, and U.S. compliance with international human rights law.

  • Remarks on executive action and immigration reform.

  • 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.

  • Inter-national justice for them or global justice for us? The U.S. as a supranational justice donor.

  • Current U.S. policy on the crime of aggression: history in the unmaking?

  • Criminally disproportionate warfare: aggression as a contextual war crime.

  • Criminally disproportionate warfare: aggression as a contextual war crime.

  • Can the ICC consider questions on jus ad bellum in a war crimes trial?

  • 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.

  • 'Talking Foreign Policy': the Iran Nuclear Accord.

  • Reconciling patent law and traditional knowledge: strategies for countries with traditional knowledge to successfully protect their knowledge from abuse.

  • Smoke 'em if you got 'em: intellectual property rights in the tobacco industry going up in smoke.

  • A fair return approach to pharmaceutical compulsory licensing.

  • Public enemy: the public element of direct and public incitement to commit genocide.

    • 22 de Marzo de 2014

  • A reflection on innovations in the Security Council: the international tribunals, counterterrorism, and the Office of the Ombudsperson.

  • Eroding the foundations of international humanitarian law: the United States post-9/11.

  • Unconventional responses to unique catastrophes: tailoring the law to meet the challenges.

  • A war crimes tribunal for Sri Lanka? Examining the options under international law.

  • After Artyom: how efforts to reform U.S.-Russia adoption failed, and what Russia must do now to ensure the welfare of her orphans.

  • Tourism at UNESCO world heritage sites: protecting global treasures and the travelers who seek them.

  • Wings without borders: the case for a Migratory Insect Treaty to aid monarch butterflies.

  • A conversation with the chief prosecutor of United States military commissions.

  • Twenty-first-century problems - twentieth-century international law.

  • Foreign assistance at home: increasing USAID accountability through victim participation rights in the foreign assistance act.

    • 22 de Marzo de 2017

  • FOREWORD: THE ART OF INTERNATIONAL LAW.