The Lawyer As... Legislator
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International Law News, Fall 2023
Volume 51, Issue 1
Columns
Features
Anticipating Adversity: Enhancing Force Majeure Provisions for Cybersecurity Threats and Technological Disruptions
In the era of escalating cyber threats and technological complexities, the question arises: how should force majeure clauses in contracts account for the mounting frequency of cyberattacks, cyberwarf…
Compliance Risks and CFIUS Enforcement: Lessons from the Beijing UniStrong Case
This article looks at the role that proper compliance plays in decreasing enforcement risks that the increased use of commercial products in UAV and other weapons can present to foreign investors.
Wednesbury & Chevron: A Tale of Two Judicial Review Standards for Sanctions Designation Challenges
The purpose of this article is to compare the judicial review standards applied to sanction designation challenges in the UK and U.S.
USAID's Climate Strategy, 2022-2030
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has launched its new Climate Strategy (2022-2030). Climate change jeopardizes the progress made in development and intensifies worldwide inequali…
A Case of Denial of the Right to a Fair Trial: Turkish Lawyers Under Indictment
As we all know, respect for the Rule of Law constitutes the backbone on which modern democracies are founded and identified. However, in recent years there has been a gradual erosion of the values an…
The Treatment of Wild-Caught Fish Under EU Conservation Law
The following article provides an overview of the different marine conservation rules that exist in the context of fishing activities in the EU.