Volume 4 Issue 1
Articles
Japanese Government Actions Against COVID-19 Under the Directives of Constitutional and Administrative Law
Yuichiro Tsuji
Coups, Constitutional Democracy, and the Rule of Law: Why Africans Must Care
John Mukum Mbaku
The Ethics of Asymmetric Warfare
Dr. Waseem Ahmad Qureshi
Blockchain, Disintermediation and the Future of the Legal Professions
Paola Heudebert & Claire Leveneur
Escape from Plurality:
Why the Best Interest of the Child is at Risk
Nicole Wren Friedlander
Notes
Should They Stay, or Should They Go?
Statue Politics in Shifting Societies: The Permissibility of Peacetime Removal, Alteration and Destruction of Problematic Political Monuments in the United States
Adrienne Liebenberg Nel
Time for Change:
How Google's Anticompetitive Conduct Reveals the Deficiencies of Modern Antitrust Regulation
Benjamin Clay Hughes
Volume 4 Issue 2
Articles
The Assassin Was Not Insane: The Acquittal of the Assassin of a Genocide's Architect as Symbolic Jury Nullification
Christian G. Ohanian
A Philosophical Inquiry into the Concept of Territorial Sovereignty: A New Analytical Framework of the Territorial Disputes in the China Seas
Henan Hu
Can Investment Dispute Settlement Ever Be Depoliticized?
Fernando Dias Simões
Social Rights and the Welfare State: A Necessary Relation
Mario Santiago Juarez
Learning from Experience: Comparing Legal Approaches to Foreign Bribery and Modern Slavery
Hannah Harris and Justine Nolan
The Recent Changes Introduced to the Method of Removal of Judges of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh & the Consequent Triumph of an All-Powerful Executive Over the Judiciary: Judicial Independence in Peril
M. Ehteshamul Bari
California's Autonomy Under the Clean Air Act: Does EPA Have the Authority to Withdraw an Emissions Standards Waiver?
Ethan Siegel
Notes
India's Aadhaar Card - A Violation of Indian Citizen's Right to Privacy
Sonal Chhugani
Applicability of International Schemes of Legal Safeguards in Physician Assisted Suicide to Future United States Policy
Annie M. Bonazzi