Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law

Cantidad de documentos en esta fuente: 422

22 de Marzo de 2010

The value of claiming torture: an analysis of Al-Qaeda's tactical lawfare strategy and efforts to fight back.

Lawfare and U.S. national security.

Lawfare and the definition of aggression: what the Soviet Union and Russian Federation can teach us.

The Knight's Code, not his Lance.

Carl Schmitt and the critique of lawfare.

The legality of reciprocity in the war against terrorism.

The status of corporations in the travaux preparatoires of the Genocide Convention: the search for personhood.

Human rights and humanitarian law - conflict or convergence.

Animals are property: the violation of soldiers' rights to strays in Iraq.

The take down: case studies regarding "lawfare" in international criminal justice: the West African experience.

Lawfare and counterlawfare: the demonization of the Gitmo Bar and other legal strategies in the war on terror.

Semiotic definition of "lawfare".

22 de Marzo de 2011

The impact of third-party financing on transnational litigation.

What is this case doing here? Human rights litigation in the courts of the United States.

Understanding when and how domestic courts apply IHL.

Security Council Resolution 1973 on Libya: a moment of legal & moral clarity.

Intervention in Libya, yes; intervention in Syria, no: deciphering the Obama Administration.

"Price tag": West Bank settlers' terrorizing of Palestinians to deter Israeli government law enforcement.

Piracy off the coast of Somalia.

International Law in Crisis: seeking the best prosecution model for Somali pirates.

Enhancing international efforts to prosecute suspected pirates.

Non-agricultural market access and services trade.

The crisis of international law.

Climate change and crises of international law: possibilities for geographic reenvisioning.

Three climate crises.

Fifty years after: a critical look at the Eichmann trial.

Victims before international criminal courts: some views and concerns of an ICC trial judge.

Resolving Arctic sovereignty from a Scandinavian perspective.

1 de Enero de 2012

Was Katyn a genocide?

Was Katyn a genocide?

Preventing the financing of terrorism.

Strengthening our security: a new international standard on trade-based money laundering is needed now.

Financial controls and counter-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.

Terrorism financing indicators for financial institutions in the United States.

Defending blasphemy: exploring religious expression under Ireland's blasphemy law.

Implementing international anti-corruption standards to improve Afghanistan's education system.

Rating the raters: restoring confidence and accountability in credit rating agencies.

Child pirates from Somalia: a call for the international community to support the further development of juvenile justice systems in Puntland and Somaliland.

Implementing Article 32 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child as a domestic statute: protecting children from abusive labor practices.

The U.K. Bribery Act: endless jurisdictional liability on corporate violators.

Katyn: justice delayed or justice denied? Report of the Cleveland Experts' Meeting.

What was distinctive about Katyn? The massacres in context.

Mass murderers discover mass murder: the Germans and Katyn, 1943.

Post-1991 Katyn investigations in Poland.

72 years later: still seeking accountability for the Katyn Forest massacre.

Katyn forest massacre: of genocide, state lies, and secrecy.

1 de Enero de 2007

Foreword: lessons from the Saddam trial.

Transcript: trying Saddam: an insider's perspective.

Ceding the high ground: the Iraqi High Criminal Court statute and the trial of Saddam Hussein.

Judging Human Rights Watch: an appraisal of Human Rights Watch's analysis of the Ad-Dujayl trial.