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Extraterritoriality, Sanctions, and the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
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Censorship and Human Rights Violations: The Suppression of Freedom of Expression, Press, and Assembly in Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela
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Double Standards in the Drug Trade: How European Nations Escape Sanctions While Senegal May Bear the Burden
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Economic Sanctions in International Arbitration Proceedings
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Uzcátegui et al. v. Venezuela
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Strengthening the design and implementation of economic sanctions within the framework of international human rights law : a critical appraisal
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Rodríguez Pacheco et al. v. Venezuela
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Landaeta Mejías Brothers et al. v. Venezuela
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International Economic Law and Its Histories
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The War on Trade: Applying the WTO Security Exceptions to Economic Security Measures
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Due Diligence Obligations over State Economic Entities in International Investment Law
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The Economic Cost of Exclusion: How Trump's Second-Term Immigration Policies Threaten California's Economy
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Investor’s Quest for Judicial Security: Reading Ottoman Capitulations from the Contemporary Understanding of International Economic Law
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The Double-Edged Sword of Dollar Sanctions
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“Economic Abuse” as an Element of Domestic Violence Against Women: A Comparative Analysis of Sri Lanka and United Kingdom
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Mandating Proactive Algorithmic Accountability: A Study of Legal, Economic, and Technological Challenges in Combating Human Trafficking on Chinese Social Media Platforms
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Standing Up to China: How the Exclusive Economic Zone of the Philippines and a Looming Alliance Will Challenge Relations with China in the South China Sea
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Sanctions and the Right to Health: Structural and Foreseeable Constraints
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China-Venezuela Relations in the 21st Century and a Proposed U.S. Policy Response
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Broad and Expansive Sanction Power: A Case for Curtailing Executive Authority
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Effects of the Economic Partnership Agreements on Regional Integration in Africa
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The minimum wage in Germany and South Africa - a comparative assessment of the extent to which a national minimum wage may contribute to social justice and economic growth in South Africa.
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From OAU To AFCTA - Analysing The Prospects For Economic Development In Africa
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The Right to Self-Determination and Independence: Chagos, the Commonwealth Caribbean, and the Occupied Palestinian Territory
