American University International Law Review
Volume 37, Issue 3
- The World’s Most Powerful International Court? The Centrual American Court of Justice and the Quest for De Facto Authority (1907-2020), Salvatore Caserta and Mikael Rask Madsen
- Plural Belonging: The Samaritans’ Negotiation of Space in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, Zeina Jallad
- The Emerging Chinese Model of Statist Human Rights, Ryan Mitchell
- “Never Let a Good Crisis Go to Waste”: Can International Law Seize the Advantage?, Yves Daudet
- Discussant Remarks, Hannah L. Buxbaum
- Better Than Bullets: Ethiopia is Committing War Crimes by Starving Civilian Populations in the Ethiopian Civil War, Jordan Luber
- “We Can’t Go Back Now”: How Japan’s Refugee Recognition System Denies Rights and Shirks Obligations to Refugees Fleeing the 2021 Myanmar Coup D’état, Jonathan Morrisey