Stranglehold Refoulment: Fear of Constructively Forced Returns of Burmese Refugees as Consequence of Thailand’s Combined Human Rights Violations

Posted onAuthor Zach Hudson

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The Legitimacy of Informal Constitutional Amendment and the “Reinterpretation” of Japan’s War Powers

Posted onAuthor Craig Martin

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Refugee Reception and Perception: U.S. Detention Camps and German Welcome Centers

Posted onAuthor Valeria Gomez and Karla Mari McKanders

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The Culture War: A Look at the Cultural Exception Principle in International Trade Law

Posted onAuthor Liz Schéré

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Who Starved for that Smartphone?: Limitations of the SEC’s Approach to the Congolese Conflict Minerals Trade Problem and the Need for the European Union to Better Address its Associated Human Rights Abuses

Posted onAuthor Joan Abelardo

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“So Close, Yet So Far”: The United States Follows the Lead of the European Union in Mandating GMO Labeling. But Did It Go Far Enough?

Posted onAuthor Courtney Begley

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