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Most Recent Additions*

Are We Fighting the Right War?
Alyssa Greenspan

Saving Culture, but Passing the Buck: How the 1970 UNESCO Convention Undermines Its Goals by Unduly Targeting Market Nations
Janene Marie Podesta

Raising the Bars: A Comparative Look at Treatment Standards for Mentally Ill Prisoners in the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia
Kim P. Turner

Regulation of Blog Campaign Advocacy on the Internet: Comparing U.S., German, and EU Approaches
Allison R. Hayward

Bankruptcy Policy: A Review and Critique of Bankruptcy Statutes and Practices in Fifty Countries Worldwide
Ziad Raymond Azar

Table of Contents, Cardozo Journal of International and Comparative Law, Vol. 16, Iss. 2

Haste Makes E-Waste: A Comparative Analysis of How the United States Should Approach the Growing E-Waste Threat
Phoenix Pak

Improving Asylum-Seeker Credibility Determinations: Introducing Appropriate Dispute Resolution Techniques into the Process
Daniel Forman

Internet File-Sharing: Swedish Pirates Challenge the U.S.
Ulric M. Lewen

Immigration Law: Nowhere to Turn-Illegal Aliens Cannot Use the Freedom of Information Act as a Discovery Tool to Fight Unfair Removal Hearings
Larry R. Fleurantin

Transatlanticisms: Constitutional Asymmetry and Selective Reception of U.S. Law and Economics in the Formation of European Private Law
Fernanda G. Nicola

Let My People Go: Human Capital Investment and Community Capacity Building via Meta/Regulation in a Deliberative Democracy-A Modest Contribution for Criminal Law and Restorative Justice
Bruce P. Archibald

Table of Contents, Cardozo Journal of International and Comparative Law, Vol. 16, Iss. 1

Masthead, Cardozo Journal of International and Comparative Law, Vol. 16 (2008)

The Kids Aren't Alright: An Examination of Some Of the Flaws in American Law Regarding Child Disinheritance, The Reasons That Children Should Be Protected, And A Recommendation For The United States To Learn From The Australian Model That Protects Children Against Disinheritance
Adam Dayan

Questioning The Political Question Doctrine: Inconsistent Applications In Reparations And Alien Tort Claims Act Litigation
Shelley Buchanan

Commerce Flaws: "Taking Exception" With Garb v. Poland's Misinterpretation Of The Commercial Activity And Takings Exceptions Of The FSIA
Joshua A. Kirstein

Water As A Public Good: The Status Of Water Under The General Agreement On Tariffs And Trade
Bryant Walker Smith

Evidence Gained From Torture: Wishful Thinking, Checkability, And Extreme Circumstances
James Franklin

Changing Language, Unchanging Standard: From 'Satisfied Conscience' To 'Moral Certainty' And 'Beyond Reasonable Doubt'
Barbara Shapiro

*Updated as of 08/10/26.