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MEMORIES OF DR. ERIC BERGSTEN FROM THE 2004 INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM
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TRIBUTE TO ERIC BERGSTEN FROM LOUISE BARRINGTON, CHAIR, VIS EAST MOOT FOUNDATION
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Made in China, Sued in the U.S.: the Exploitation of Civil Procedure in Cross-Border e-Commerce Trademark Infringement Cases
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AI Art and U.S. Copyright Decisions: What the U.S. Can Do Differently Than China and the E.U. To Efficiently Promote Balance Between AI Innovation and Copyright Regulation
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The scope of war crimes against peace-keeping personnel : Do Articles 8 (2) (b) (iii) and (e) (iiD ICC- Statute and 4 (b) SCSL- Statute fulfil the requirements of the principle of specificify in international law?
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The United States’ Strengthened National Security Review Of Chinese Investment: Implications From The Tech War
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Is It Possible To Draft A Universal Criminal Code?
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The Climate-Arbitration Nexus: How Legitimate Expectations Shape Investor Claims In A Decarbonizing World
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Does Mandatory Corporate Human Rights Due Diligence Offer a Path to Resolving Global Food Insecurity Challenges?
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Eye-For-An-Eye: High Compensation Awards Against States as Undue Punishment
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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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Holding Out for Better Weather: Foreign Aid and the Principle of Humanity in Armed Conflicts and Natural Disasters
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La Interculturalidad Como Estrategia Para Contribuir A La Igualdad Y No Discriminacion De Los Pueblos Originarios En El Derecho A La Educacion Superior: El Caso De Argentina
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Litigating Climate Vulnerability: Climate Change Reparations in Global Jurisprudence and Empirical Results from the Notre Dame Climate Change Reparations Dataset
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Extraterritoriality, Sanctions, and the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
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Immutable Realities: Of Child Soldiers, Omnipresent Threats & Defenses under International Criminal Law
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The Invention Of Sporting Nationality: How Transnational Law Tamed “The Last Bastion Of Sovereignty”
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Berkeley Journal of International Law, Volume 43, Issue 2, Front Matter
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The Treadmill of Production, Sustainable Development Goals and International Investment Law: The Irreducibility of Growth and Environmental Regulation
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Out from the Shadows: Party Documents in Chinese Courts
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A New Norm-Maker on the IP-Creating Bloc: China's Push to Advance Equity Through WIPO
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Reimagining International Trade Regulation
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Berkeley Journal of International Law, Volume 43, Issue 1, Front Matter
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Full Issue - Volume 42, Issue 2
