Confused, Frustrated, and Exhausted: Solving the U.S. Digital First Sale Doctrine Problem Through the International Lens.
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The Political Economy and Legal Regulation of Transnational Commercial Surrogate Labor.
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Reducing the Price of Peace: The Human Rights Responsibilities of Third-Party Facilitators.
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The Faults in "Fair" Trials: An Evaluation of Regulation 55 at the International Criminal Court.
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Do Human Rights Treaties Help Asylum-Seekers?: Lessons from the United Kingdom.
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Alternate Judges as Sine Qua Nons for International Criminal Trials.
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