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Volume 59, Issue 2

Aug 1, 2018 | Print Archives, Print Archives

Front Matter

Articles

The Trump Administration and the “Unmaking” of International Agreements
By: Catherine Amirfar & Ashika Singh

Non-Parties: The Negative Externalities of Regional Trade Agreements in a Private Law Perspective
By: Daniela Caruso

The Judicialization of Peace
By: Courtney Hillebrecht & Alexandra Huneeus, with Sandra Borda

The Fault Is Not in Our Stars: Avoiding an Arms Race in Outer Space
By: David A. Koplow

Book Review

ONUMA Yasuaki, International Law in a Transcivilizational World (Cambridge University Press, 2017)
Review By: Jutta Brunnée

Note

Punishment and Protection, Two Sides of the Same Sword: The Problem of International Criminal Law Under the Refugee Convention
By: Zoë Egelman

 

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