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Volume 64, Issue 2

Sep 13, 2023 | Frontpage Features, Issue 2, Print Journal, Volume 64

FRONT MATTER

NOTE:

Bend, Don’t Break: China’s Approach to the International Human Rights Order
By Jackson Neagli


ARTICLES:

State-Academic Lawmaking
By David Hughes and Yahli Shereshevsky

Finance Against Law: The Case of China
By Shitong Qiao

The Wild West of Company-Level Grievance Mechanisms: Drawing Normative Borders to Patrol the Privatization of Human Rights Remedies
By Lisa J. Laplante

From “Space Law” to “Space Governance”: A Policy-Oriented Perspective on International Law and Outer Space Activities
By Dr. Gershon Hasin

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