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  1. 589 THE ROLE OF THE ABA’S “SUMMITS” IN FACILITATING GLOBAL NETWORKS AND INTERNATIONAL CROSS-BORDER LEGAL PRACTICE Laurel Terry* Abstract This Article is written for a Symposium honoring recently-retired Professor Bob Lutz. It describes fourteen gatherings …

  2. 640 HUMAN RIGHTS DEROGATIONS IN NATIONAL EMERGENCIES: LESSONS FROM AFRICA Aaron Fellmeth* I. INTRODUCTION ............................................................................... 641 II. AFRICAN CONSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE …

  3. 685 DISCLAIMING WARRANTIES THAT WERE NEVER IMPLIED: THE IRRELEVANCE OF UCC SECTION 2-316 FOR ARTICLE 35 OF THE CISG William P. Johnson* 1. INTRODUCTION ............................................................................... 686 2. IDENTIFYING THE …

  4. 716 RETHINKING THE WTO – A TRIBUTE TO BOB LUTZ Paul B. Stephan* The GATT and the WTO................................................................. 717 The Challenges ............................................................................... 720 …

  5. 731 DEAD OR ALIVE? THE FOREIGN INVESTMENT PROTECTION IN THE EU AFTER THE EXPIRY OF THE INTRA-EU BITS. Aleksander Gubrynowicz* & Marek Wierzbowski** PART I. …

  6. 747 THE CHALLENGE OF CREATING A CONCEPT OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AS HUMAN RIGHT IN THE MEXICAN CONSTITUTION ACCORDING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW Antonio Olguín-Torres* Abstract This article examines the concept of sustainable development, a human right that …

  7. 768 OLYMPIC LAW TODAY Christoph Vedder* I. HOSTING OLYMPIC GAMES ............................................................ 773 1. Olympic law versus domestic law of the host State ................ 773 2. Host City Contract, Agenda 2020 …

  8. 810 LOST, ABANDONED, AND FORGOTTEN: REFUGEE PROTECTION IN THE TIME OF COVID by Sultan R. Alshawa* I. INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................... 810 II. INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW, …

  9. 831 HIT EM’ WHERE IT HURTS: THE UNITED STATES SHOULD CRIMINALIZE EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION TO MAKE BAD BEHAVIOR KNOWN AND FACILITATE IMPROVEMENT by Juliet Di Pietro* I. INTRODUCTION ......................................................................... …

  10. VOLUME XXIX 2023 NUMBER 1 ARTICLES Restraint in the Classical Islamic Law Zezen Zaenal Mutaqin Islamic Law as Hermeneutic Developments Within Traditionalist Islam in Indonesia Mark Cammack Hiding in Plain Sight: Corporate Legal Responsibility Ronit …