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Volume 54, Number 3

Table of Contents (PDF) Globalization, State Sovereignty, and the Development of International Criminal Law (PDF) by Milena Sterio Counternormativity and the International Order (PDF) by Dan E. Stigall The Red Card of All Red Cards: How FIFA’s Decision to Increase the...

Volume 54, Number 2

The Obligation to Prevent Transboundary Cyber Harm: Expand the Regulatory Regime or Continue Deflecting Responsibility (PDF) by Dafina Bucaj Contracting for Collateral: Solving the Sovereign Bond Enforceability Problem (PDF) by Victoria Colbert The City’s Right to...

Volume 54, Number 1

International Law: Corpus Linguistics and Ordinary Meaning (PDF) by Eric Talbot Jensen & James Rex Lee Fiscal Sovereignty: Tax Havens and the Demarcation of the Third World (PDF) by Eric A. San Juan Global Cooperation for an International Database Needed to Combat...

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The Guide to International Legal Research is an authoritative and comprehensive reference tool for law students and practitioners. Authored annually by the George Washington International Law Review, the Guide is designed to assist both novices and professionals with their international legal research.

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Each year, The George Washington University International Law Review‘s annual Symposium draws nearly 200 students, faculty, practitioners, and alumni to hear distinguished speakers from government, academia, business, and civil society address novel issues in international law. The Symposium is also an opportunity for scholars to publish cutting-edge work related to the Symposium theme, which is published in a special Symposium edition of the International Law Review.

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The George Washington International Law Review is a student-published journal that presents articles and essays on public and private international financial development, comparative law, and public international law.

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