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When Prosecution Is Not Enough: How the International Criminal Court Can Prevent Atrocity and Advance Accountability by Emulating Regional Human Rights Institutions
James L. Cavallaro and Jamie O’Connell
Investment Misconceived: The Investment-Commerce Distinction in International Investment Law
Stratos Pahis
The Nagoya Protocol and the Legal Structure of Global Biogenomic Research
Michelle Rourke, Sam Halabi, Gian Luca Burci, and Rebecca Katz
Transcending Tax Sovereignty and Tax Standardization: Three Questions
Luis Calderon Gomez
