An online article by Tanya Agarwal (L.L.B. student at Amity Law School, Delhi)* PDF version is available here. Most aircrafts are acquired through leasing agreements where the financial burden is placed on the lessor through financing of heavy equipment in…
An online article by Moise Jean (Ph.D candidate in International Law at the Université Paris Nanterre)* PDF version is available here. More than five years after the adoption of the Paris Agreement, states are struggling to implement its main provisions.…
An online annotation by Adam Weir, Staff Editor. PDF version available here. I. Introduction Recent scholarship argues that the term “political opinion” under the 1951 Refugee Convention (“1951 Convention”) and the 1967 Protocol Relating to the Status of Refugees (“1967…
An online annotation by Yulanda Lui, Staff Editor. PDF Version available here. I. Introduction The use of personal data and identification technology in immigration enforcement is not new.[1] In the United States, the practice can be traced back as early…
PDF version available here. An online annotation by Lucius Lambert, Staff Editor. I. The Economic State of Lebanon before and after the Beirut Port Explosion On August 4, 2020, in one of the largest non-nuclear explosions in modern history, the…
An online article by Kristen Casey, Kathy Fernández & Nikoleta Nikova (J.D. graduates from Duke University School of Law)* PDF version available here. Abstract: In 1825, in exchange for formal recognition of statehood, France coerced Haiti to pay a 150…
An online article by Tonny R. Kirabira (Ph.D law researcher at University of Portsmouth)* PDF version available here. I. Introduction In recent years, there have been significant debates about the legitimacy of the International Criminal Court (the ICC or the…
An online article by Tanvi Bhargava & Rebecca Cardoso (B.A. L.L.B. (Hons.) Students at Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat.) PDF version available here. I. Introduction Since as far back as the fall of the Roman Empire, the territory of Palestine…
An online article by Dr. Alexander Gilder (Lecturer in Law at Royal Holloway, University of London) PDF version available here. I. Introduction Reflecting on our work is an important practice that allows us to be more critical, and ultimately, improve as…
An online annotation by Hannah Colter, Staff Editor PDF version available here. I. Introduction January 6, 2021 marked a dark and fearful day for global democracy, when the United States faced a coup attempt upon its Capitol. This siege not…