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Congratulations to Alyssa Bell, the winner of our first annual Human Rights Student Scholars Writing Competition. Details about the winner, as well as her essay title, can be found here.

Congratulations to our new Managing Board members!

Professor Christopher Bruner's Article from 50:3 wins the Association of American Law Schools 2010 Scholarly Papers Competition.

Professor Sean Watts' Article from 50:2 receives the American Society for International Law 2010 Francis Lieber Military Prize.

Opinio Juris


Authors from Vol. 50:3 to Continue the Scholarly Debate Online with Blog Posts at Opinio Juris 50 No.3

See the 50:2 symposium at Opinio Juris 50 No.2

See the 50:1 symposium at Opinio Juris 50 No.1

See the 49:4 symposium at Opinio Juris 49 No.4

See the 49:3 symposium at Opinio Juris 49 No.3
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Volume 50 No. 2

50th Anniversary Commemorative Pieces

Letter from Stephen M. Schwebel
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Perspectives on International Criminal Justice
M. Cherif Bassiouni
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Articles

International Agreements, Internal Heterogeneity, and Climate Change: The “Two Chinas” Problem
Daniel Abebe & Jonathan S. Masur
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Combatant Status and Computer Network Attack
Sean Watts
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Labor Rights as Human Rights?
Kevin Kolben
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Essay

Medellín, the Alien Tort Statute, and the Domestic Status of International Law
David H. Moore
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Note

Clarifying Grease: Mitigating the Threat of Overdeterrence by Defining the Scope of the Routine Governmental Action Exception
Charles B. Weinograd
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January 15th, 2010 | Category: Issues