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Fordham International Law Journal

http://ir.lawnet.fordham.edu/ilj/

List of Papers (Total 614)

Show Me the Money: Using the Business Case Rationale to Justify Gender Targets in the EU

Buying FATCA Compliance: Overcoming Holdout Incentives to Prevent International Tax Arbitrage

The European Union's Response to the Sovereign Debt Crisis: Its Effect on Labor Relations in Greece

Access to Information and to Justice in EU Environmental Law: the Aarhus Convention

EU Citizenship: Why Can't the Advocates General Keep Sheila McCarthy's Family Together?

How the ECJ Thinks: A Study on Judicial Legitimacy

Conceptualizing EU Energy Security Through an EU Constitutional Law Perspective

Banking Union and Single Market: Conflict or Companionship?

Access to Justice: Rays of Sunshine on Judicial Review or Morning Clouds on the Horizon?

By Laurence Gormley, Published on 01/01/13

EU Law and the Separation of Member States

"We Are Left to Rot": Arbitrary and Excessive Pretrial Detention in Bolivia

Let's Be Frank: Are the Proposed US Rules Based on Basel III an Adequate Response to the Financial Debacle?

Ending War Rape: A Matter of Cumulative Convictions

By Leila Mokhtarzadeh, Published on 01/01/13

Antitrust Courts: Specialists Versus Generalists

"You May Say I'm a Dreamer, But I'm Not the Only One": Categorical Prosecutorial Discretion and its Consequences for US Immigration Law

A Greedy Institution: Domestic Workers and a Legacy of Legislative Exclusion

Controlling the Execution of a Security Council Mandate to Use Force: Does the Council Need a Lawyer?

A Minimal Liberal Defense of (Some) Discrimination in Migration Regulation

Fingerprints of Apartheid Residual Effects of the Former South African Government on Current DNA Legislation

By Alex D'Amico, Published on 01/01/13

Recasting ICSID's Legitimacy Debate- Towards a Goal-Based Empirical Agenda

(Still) A Real and Substantial Mess- The Law of Jurisdiction in Canada

The Rise and Fall of Chinese Legal Education

Kicking the Penalty-Why the European Court of Justice should Allow Salary CAPS in UEFA

Emerging from the Haze of America's War on Drugs and Examining Canada's New Half-Baked Laws

Perceptions of Justice- An International Perspective on Judges and Apperances