Maryland Journal of International Law

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List of Papers (Total 660)

Remnants of the Troubles: How History and a Teleological Treaty Interpretation Breathe Life into the Stormont Break

By Connor M. Lemma, Published on 11/05/24

The Mass Imprisonment of Possible Gang Members: What Was Once Constitutional No Longer Is

By Abigail Hartnett, Published on 11/05/24

The Long Arm of U.S. Sanctions Jurisdiction: The Extraterritorial Application of U.S. Sanctions Regimes to Both U.S. and Non-U.S. Actors and the Importance of Compliance Programs to Combat Potential Violations

By Emily Flanigan, Published on 11/05/24

Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanisms as a Tool of Economic Statecraft in a Multipolar World

By David A. Wirth, Published on 11/05/24

The U.S. Statecraft of Corporate Human Rights Obligations

By Andrew Brady Spalding, Published on 11/05/24

China’s Economic Statecraft: Unveiling the Nexus of Economic Power and Political Influence

By Caitlin Dearing Scott, Published on 11/05/24

Doing Whatever We Want: The Future of the Rules-Based Trading System in a Multipolar World

By Nathan Rickard, Published on 11/05/24

The End of the Washington Consensus Interbellum

By Eric Hontz, Published on 11/05/24

Reinforcing and Strengthening the Sanctions Against Russia

By Christine Abely, Published on 11/05/24

Rights of Nature and Tribal Sovereignty: Protecting Natural Communities, Wild Rice, and Salmon in the United States

By Julianna Smith, Published on 01/01/23

Oligarchs, Superyachts, and Due Process: How Congress Walked a Legal Tightrope on Russian Asset Forfeiture

By William O’Malley, Published on 01/01/23

Constitutional Crisis in Ukraine: The Fallout from the Constitutional Court and Attempts at Judicial Reform During War

By Jackelyn Gitlin, Published on 01/01/23

A Brief Exploration of the Need for a Special International Criminal Tribunal on the Crime of Aggression

By Jennifer Trahan, Published on 01/01/23

Individual Criminal Responsibility for the Crime of Aggression: Why and How?

By Susana Sácouto, Published on 01/01/23

The Crime of Aggression: A Response to the Maryland Journal of International Law’s Symposium Keynote Address

By Frederick Michael Lorenz, Published on 01/01/23

Aggression in Law’s Clothing: Does Might Still Make Right?

By Rachel López, Published on 01/01/23

Political Will to Amend the International Criminal Court’s Aggression Regime After Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

By Yvonne Dutton, Published on 01/01/23

Accountability for Aggression: Atrocity, Attributability, the Legal Order, and Sanitized Violence

By Tom Dannenbaum, Published on 01/01/23

Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine and the Interaction of Instrumentalized Law, Rhetoric, and Strategy

By Christopher J. Borgen, Published on 01/01/23

From Apology to Action: A Comment on Transitional Justice in the United States and Canada

By Victoria Roman, Published on 01/01/21

Prioritizing the Taliban at the ICC: Is the Court Able to Curb Political Prosecutions?

By Kate Leisner, Published on 01/01/21

Stranded Within Sight of Land: Maritime Labor Rights and Seafarer Abandonment in the Time of COVID-19

By J. Sam Chase, Published on 01/01/21

Accessing Justice: A Call for Reparations for the Survivors of Medical Abuse at the Irwin County Detention Center

By Amelia Wilson, Published on 01/01/21

“A Very Great Penalty”: Mexican Immigration, Race, and 8 U.S.C § 1326

By Benjamin Gonzalez O'Brien, Published on 01/01/21

Deconstructing Race in Immigration Law’s Origin Stories

By Karla McKanders, Published on 01/01/21