Volume XLIII staff editor Reid Carroll addresses the challenge that digital assets pose to the United States’ ability to sanction foreign individuals and entities.
Read MoreRecent Harvard Law School graduate Ahmed Farooq discusses the ongoing crisis in Kashmir.
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ILJ Online spoke to Gaetano Taormina about his recently published article on Financial Fair Play in the world of soccer.
Read MoreA monthly round-up of international and foreign legal developments for the month of April, 2019.
Read MoreVolume XLII Staffers Stephanie Ali and Katherine Boy Skipsey examine Canada’s asylum policy for victims of domestic violence.
Read MoreA monthly round-up of international and foreign legal developments for the month of March, 2019
Read MoreVolume XLII staffer Siobhan Donahue writes about the potential consequences of Brexit for Northern Ireland.
Read MoreVolume XLII Staffers Savannah Price and Ricky Knapp write about the international legal controversy surrounding NBA star Enes Kanter.
Read MoreVolume XLII Staffer and member of Fordham’s Jessup International Moot Court Bench Team Brenna Dorgan writes about Iran’s space launches and Security Council Resolution 2231.
Read MoreA monthly round-up of international and foreign legal developments for the month of February, 2019
Read MoreVolume XLII Staffers Vanessa Fazzino and Samantha Ragonesi write about the current US administration’s approach to international trade and WTO principles.
Read MoreVolume XLII Staffer Christine Gartland writes about a recent feminist wave in India.
Read MoreFormer intern for Justice Deirdre Murphy of the High Court in Ireland Eric Freiman argues for the use of structured sentencing in the US by using Ireland as an example.
Read MoreVolume XLII staffer Sean Donoghue draws comparisons between the legal aid systems in the United States and the United Kingdom.
Read MoreA monthly round-up of international and foreign legal developments for the month of January, 2019
Read MoreCrowley Scholar for International Law and Justice Morganne Barrett explores the United Nations’ role in promoting independent judiciary system at a time when the rule of law is increasingly important.
Read MoreA monthly round-up of international and foreign legal developments for the month of September, 2018
Read MoreLLM Candidate Niels Kirst from Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas details the proposals, questions and challenges surrounding the United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the European Union.
Read MoreVolume XLII Staffer Eileen Gaffney writes about the unrest in Nicaragua and the lack of collective response from the international community.
Read MoreVolume XLII staff member Alexandra Crai writes about the right to education in Tanzania.
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