Oregon Review of International Law


		Spring 2011 • Volume 13 • Number 1 Articles Transitional Justice: Toward a Differentiated Theory, by Thomas Obel Hansen Modeling the American Lawyer Regulation System, by James E. Moliterno A Hidden Compromise: Qualified Immunity in Suits Against Foreign Governmental Officials, by John Balzano Show Me the Money, Part II: The Application of the Asset Forfeiture Provisions of the U.S. Arms Export Control Act and the RICO Act and Suggestions for the Future, by Jorene Soto Comment Resigned to Failure or Committed to a Just Cause of Justice? The Matthew Hoh Resignation, Our Current Politico-Military Strategy in Afghanistan, and Lessons Learned from the Panama Intervention of Twenty Years Ago, by Kevin H. Govern Note Equality & Abortion in Post-Apartheid South Africa: Inspiration for Choice Advocates in the United States, by Laurel Grelewicz Winter 2010 • Volume 12 • Number 2 Dedication Introduction to Symposium Articles An Opening for Voice in the Global Economic Order: The Global Financial Crisis and Emerging Economies, by Enrique R. Carrasco Snaring Leopards: Tracking the Efficacy of Financial Regulatory Reform in the Aftermath of Crisis, by Justin O'Brien The Under-Appreciated Jurisprudence of Africa's Regional Trade Judiciaries, by James Thuo Gathii Prego Signor Postino: Using the Mail to Avoid the Hague Service Convention's Central Authorities, by Michael O. Eshleman with Judge Stephen A. Wolaver Note If Japan Signs the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction: Real Change or Political Maneuvering?, by Jennifer Costa Spring 2010 • Volume 12 • Number 1 Articles Judicial Restraint and the Enforcement of Environmental Rights in the Philippines, by Dante Gatmaytan-Magno Does the World Really Need New Space Law?, by Bryon C. Brittingham Corporate Social Responsibility, International Law, and Business Economics: Convergences and Divergences, by Roda Mushkat Security Concern or Economic Motivations? The Regulation of Informal Value Transfer Systems, by Kalyani Munshani The Volunteer Human Shields in International Humanitarian Law, by Dr. Nada Al-Duaij Note The Problem of National Treasure in International Law, by Jia Min Cheng Spring 2009 • Volume 11 • Number 1 Articles Reclaiming Indian Civil Rights: The Application of International Human Rights Law to Tribal Disenrollment Actions, by Greg Rubio Law and Policy Issues on Sexual Harassment in China: Comparative Perspectives, by D. K. Srivastava and Minkang Gu The WTO System of Trade Governance: The Stale NGO Debate and the Appropriate Role for Non-state Actors, by Seema Sapra Advocating for Control with Compassion: The Impacts of Raids and Deportations on Children and Families, by Marcela Mendoza and Edward M. Olivos Introduction to the Ethics of Illegality, by Jose Jorge Mendoza The Future of Immigration Reform, by Most Reverend Jaime Soto Comment The Liberty Rights of Resident Aliens: You Can't Always Get What You Want, But if You Try Sometimes, You Might Find, You Get What You Need, by Robert T. Senh Note In Search of Accountability: Attributing the Conduct of Private Security Contractors to the United States Under the Doctrine of State Responsibility, by Amanda Tarzwell Why Cutting Down Trees Is Part of the Problem, but Planting Trees Isn't Always Part of the Solution: How Conceptualizing Forests as Sinks Can Work Against Kyoto, by Geoffrey J. Aguirre Winter 2008 • Volume 10 • Number 2 Articles Africa and the Politics of Destruction: A Critical Re-examination of Neocolonialism and Its Consequences, by Ibrahim J. Gassama Tribunal-Hopping with the Post-Conflict Justice Junkies, by Elena Baylis Pluralism in Ghana: The Perils and Promise of Parallel Law, by Johanna Bond Uploading the Local: Assessing the Contemporary Relationship Between Indigenous Peoples' Land Tenure Systems and International Human Rights Law Regarding the Allocation of Traditional Lands and Resources in Latin America, by Lillian Aponte Miranda (In)visible Cities: Three Local Government Models and immigration Regulation, by Keith Aoki, John Shuford, Kristy Young, and Thomas Hwei Spring 2008 • Volume 10 • Number 1 Articles The German Idea of Freedom, by Edward J. Eberle A Brazilian Perspective on Jurisprudence: Miguel Reale's Tridimensional Theory of Law, by Augusto César Moreira Lima Sweatshops, Labor Rights, and Comparative Advantage, by Gary Chartier The Influence of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child on Corporal Punishment--A Comparative Study, by Benjamin Shmueli Note Leaning on International Law to Prosecute the Past: The Arancibia Clavel Decision of the Argentine Supreme Court, by Lisl Brunner Comment Defining the Outer Limits of Global Compliance Programs: Emerging Legal & Reputational Liability in Corporate Supply Chains, by Aaron Grieser Winter 2007 • Volume 9 • Number 2 Articles The Intersection of Scale, Science, and Law in Massachusetts v. EPA, by Hari M. Osofsky Moral Geographies and Intimate Spaces, by Michelle A. McKinley Bound Between & Beyond the Borderlands: Region, Race, Scale and a Subnational Legal History, by Tom I. Romero, II Regionalization and Democratization Through International Law: Intertwined Jurisdictions, Scales and Politics in the Columbia River Treaty, by Eve Vogel 'Nobody Gives a Damn about the Gypsies': The Limits of Westphalian Models for Change, by Lua Kamál Yuille An Analysis of Legal Issues Relating to Instruments that Local Governments Conclude, by Jaemin Lee Imagining Sovereignty, Managing Secession: The Legal Geograpy of Eurasia's "Frozen Conflicts," by Christopher J. Borgen Winter 2006 • Volume 9 • Number 1 Articles A Defense of Structural Injunctive Remedies in South African Law, by Danielle Elyce Hirsch Foreign Direct Investment in Corporations: Restrictions in the United States and Brazil on the Grounds of National Defense, by Marcelo Moscogliato Sovereign Debt Litigation Problems in the United States: A Proposed Solution, by Horacio T. Liendo III Gibraltar's Quest for Self-Determination: A Critique of Gibraltar's New Constitution, by Christian Leathley Conscientious Objection to Military Service in Korea: The Rocky Path from Being an Unpatriotic Crime to a Human Right, by Kuk Cho Summer 2006 • Volume 8 • Number 2 Articles Short-Circuiting International Law, by Ben Chigara Prosecuting the Use of Anti-personnel Mines By Illegal Armed Groups: The Colombian Situation, by Luz E. Nagle German and European Employment Discrimination Policy, by Raphael Won-Pil Suh and Richard Bales Blood for Hire: How the War in Iraq Has Reinvented the World's Second Oldest Profession, by Christopher H. Lytton Note Limiting the Commons with Uncommon Property: A Critique of Chander & Sunder's "The Romance of the Public Domain", by David Skillman and Christopher Ledford Winter 2005 • Volume 8 • Number 1 Articles The Banality of Justice: Reflections on Sierra Leone's Special Court, by Mirko Bagaric and John R. Morss The Exhausting Question of Local Remedies: Expropriation Under NAFTA Chapter 11, by Bryan W. Blades Time to Update the 1988 Rome Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts Against the Safety of Maritime Navigation, by Carlo Tiribelli Note Precautionary Pioneer Evades Biotech Giant? Beyond the Cartagena Protocol: The EU Offers the World a Model, by Jessica E. McDonald Spring 2005 • Volume 7 Articles The Missing Voice: Women and the War in Iraq, by Hillary Charlesworth Palestinian Christians: Equal Citizens or Oppressed Minority in a Future Palestinian State?, by Justus Reid Weiner Globalization: Panacea for the World or Conquistador of International Law and Statehood?, by Aaron Lodge Notes A Note in My Hand, by Ignacio Gómez-Palacio Closing the Liability Gap in the International Transboundary Water Pollution Regime Using Domestic Law to Hold Polluters Accountable: A Case Study of Pakootas v. Teck Cominco Ltd, by Rachel Kastenberg Spring 2004 • Volume 6 Human Rights Year in Review: Speeches at the University of Oregon 2003-2004, Introduction by Professor Ibrahim Gassama Articles International Human Rights: The U.S. Role Post September 11, by Michael Posner, Executive Director of Human Rights First Revisiting the Great Terror War, by Professor Richard Falk, International Law Scholar and Human Rights Activist Human Rights as a Response to Terrorism, by Kenneth Roth, Executive Director of Human Rights Watch Human Rights and Ethical Globalization, by Mary Robinson Notes and Comments Energy Maquiladoras: Integrating the Electricity Markets of the United States and Mexico, by Ryan Tyz The Status of Victims in the International Enforcement of Criminal Law, by Timothy K. Kuhner Spring 2003 • Volume 5 Articles The New Congressional Attack on Offshore Rabbi Trusts, by Beckett G. Cantley Trauma, Recovery, and Transnational Child Abduction: Posttraumatic Stress Disorder as Psychological Harm Under the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction, by James Alfieri Using American Jurisprudence to Resolve the British Separation of Powers Following the Human Rights Act 1998, by William Worster Human Cloning: Reflections on the Application of Principles of International Environmental and Health Law and Their Implications for the Development of an International Convention on Human Cloning, by Esther Seng Children's Rights in Israel: An End to Corporal Punishment?, by Tamar Ezer Spring 2002 • Volume 4 Articles Territorial Jurisdiction in Cyberspace, by Howard J. Grooters Protection of Fundamental Rights Within the European Communities, by Martijn van Wanroij The Effect of EC Competition Law on Intellectual Property Valuations: Implications for Corporate Strategies, by James Dilley Notes and Comments An American Lawyer in Yokohama: The Regulation of Business in Japan, by Glenn Newman Spring 2001 • Volume 3 Articles Analysis of Nonprofit Organizations in Kazakhstan, by Kimberly Bulkley Protecting Indigenous Knowledge in Latin America: Maintaining biological diversity, creating relationships, and returning benefits to native communities for ethnobotanical drug discoveries-can it be done?, by David B. Vogt, Esq. TRIPs Agreement, is it really successful achievement in the WTO? - The difficulty of balancing between public and private interests, by Mariko Kunimi The Child Witness and the Law: The United States' Judicial Response to the Commercial, Sexual Exploitation of Children in Light of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, by Christianna M. Lamb Notes and Comments Go To http:// for International E-Commerce Source Taxation, by Michael Fang The Skokomish Tribe and the Cushman Project: A Breach of Trust, by Kevin Kono Spring 2000 • Volume 2 Articles Defining the Unthinkable: Towards a Viable Understanding of Genocide, by Ward Churchill Democratic Rights in European Law: Taking Stock at the Close of the Twentieth Century, by Christopher Harding The Constitutionalization of Private Law in Italy, by Guido Alpa Towards a Shared Criminal Jurisprudence in the Asia-Pacific, by Stanley Yeo The New Millennium and the 10th Anniversary of the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People, by Ledum Mitee Spring 1999 - Pangea • Volume 1 Articles The Codification of Marriage and Polygamy in Senegal: Progression or Oppression?, by Gretchen LeVan Corporate Resistance: An Ecuadorian Case Study, by Sara Holmes Globalization: Where Should China Be?, by Beijing Wang Corruption: Here, There, Everywhere, by Dawn Blaser Negotiating for Public Participation, Freedom of Information, and Citizens Suits in Europe - Aarhus 1998, by John Bonine Civil Law v. Common Law Systems: Are They So Different?, by Kristi Kernutt Is It School or Is It Vacation?, by Kristi Kernutt Institutional and Legal Arrangements for Coastal Management in the Asia Pacific Region, by Richard Hildreth








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