What Does it Mean for International Law to be Real? Some Reflections on ‘Putin Can’t Destroy the International Order by Himself’ By James Janison, Senior Notes Editor, N.Y.U. Journal of International Law & Politics In “Putin Can’t Destroy the International…
Pacta Sunt Servanda and the (Re?) Negotiation of the JCPOA By Zach Kosbie, Staff Editor, N.Y.U. Journal of International Law & Politics The repeated failure of talks to restore the United States and Iran to compliance with the Joint Comprehensive…
China and International Labor Standards: New Guidelines Extend Labor Protections to Platform Workers An Online Annotation by Galia Popov, Staff Editor PDF version available here. International labor standards are largely promulgated by the International Labour Organization (ILO), whose conventions, protocols…
Swedish Prosecution of Corporate Complicity in Sudanese War Crimes By Harrison A. Meyer, Senior Executive Editor, N.Y.U. Journal of International Law & Politics On November 11, 2021, Swedish prosecutors indicted two executives of Lundin Energy AB (“Lundin”), a Swedish-based oil…
An online annotation by Young Park, Staff Editor* PDF version available here. I. Introduction In May 2020, 140 world leaders and experts signed an open letter advocating for all COVID-19 diagnostics, treatments, and vaccines to be treated as “public goods,”…
An online article by Tanya Agarwal (L.L.B. student at Amity Law School, Delhi)* PDF version is available here. Most aircrafts are acquired through leasing agreements where the financial burden is placed on the lessor through financing of heavy equipment in…
An online article by Moise Jean (Ph.D candidate in International Law at the Université Paris Nanterre)* PDF version is available here. More than five years after the adoption of the Paris Agreement, states are struggling to implement its main provisions.…
An online annotation by Adam Weir, Staff Editor. PDF version available here. I. Introduction Recent scholarship argues that the term “political opinion” under the 1951 Refugee Convention (“1951 Convention”) and the 1967 Protocol Relating to the Status of Refugees (“1967…
An online annotation by Yulanda Lui, Staff Editor. PDF Version available here. I. Introduction The use of personal data and identification technology in immigration enforcement is not new.[1] In the United States, the practice can be traced back as early…