ISSN 0046-578X
Vol. 46, Issue 2, 2018January 01, 2018 EDT
Protecting U.S. Citizens Abroad and Bringing the United States into Compliance with the Vienna Convention Post-Medellin
Protecting U.S. Citizens Abroad and Bringing the United States into Compliance with the Vienna Convention Post-Medellin
Articles in Vol. 46, Issue 2, 2018
Vol. 46, Issue 2, 2018
- Two Decades of Obscenity and Free Speech Issues in Hong Kong, With a U.S. Comparative PerspectiveMark S. KendeJenna H. Bishop
- Omar Khadr's Legal Odyssey: The Erasure of Child Soldier as a Legal CategoryM. Mehdi Ali
- Kurdistan After the Referendum of September 25, 2017: Statehood, Recognition, and International LawThomas D. Grant
- The "Refugee Clause" for Commercial Shipping Contracts: Why Allocation of Rescue Costs is Critical During Periods of Mass Migration at SeaRichard L. Kilpatrick Jr.
- Protecting U.S. Citizens Abroad and Bringing the United States into Compliance with the Vienna Convention Post-MedellinMargaret Anne Christie
- SHHH! It's a Secret: A Comparison of the Unites States Defend Trade Secrets Act and European Union Trade Secrets DirectiveShreya Desai
- Avoiding Deadstick: a Construction of Article 17 bis of the ATA to Promote Labor-Management RelationsEvan Dunn
- Is the Paris Agreement Already Poised for Failure? Discerning How Impactful the Clean Power Plan's Fate is on the Latest Global Climate InitiativeShawn Eric McKenzie
- Cultural Racketeering: An Analysis of the U.S. ResponseAnn Parks Minor
Margaret Anne Christie, Protecting U.S. Citizens Abroad and Bringing the United States into Compliance with the Vienna Convention Post-Medellin, 46 Ga. J. Int’l & Compar. L. (2018).