Fortifying Modern International Regulation
Jean Galbraith discusses the role international law plays in solving shared issues.
The Dark Side of EURODAC
Scholar warns that the European Union’s biometric data collection of asylum seekers criminalizes immigration.
Modernizing Measures of International Development
With new development finance definitions, the OECD seeks to enhance accountability in tracking foreign aid.
Administrative Law in Comparative Perspective
Around the world, administrative law promises to promote effective and legitimate government.
The Political Underpinnings of U.S. Foreign Investment Policy
A recent federal report reveals the effects of increased scrutiny of foreign investment in the United States.
International Condemnation of Russian Nuclear Occupation
International nuclear oversight body condemns Russia for occupation of nuclear power plant and demands immediate withdrawal.
One Small Step for Space Law
Scholar discusses the impact of NASA’s Artemis Accords on existing international space law.
Rule 50 of the Olympic Charter and Freedom of Expression
Olympic rules must balance the right to freedom of expression with the neutrality of the games.
EU Air Passenger Protections Fell Short During Pandemic
Audit report shows that, despite mandates and state financial support, EU airlines often failed to reimburse passengers.
U.S. Science Research Has a Foreign Influence Problem
A federal report reveals undisclosed foreign ties among some scientists, raising unique concerns.
Comparing U.S. and Chinese Environmental Risk Regulation
Research comparing risk regulation in the United States and China reveals selective variations, not sharp contrasts.
U.S. Foreign Anti-Corruption Regulation Spurs Economic Growth
Scholars posit that FCPA regulation may improve economic conditions in developing countries.