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  1. SOUTHWESTERN LAW SCHOOL SOUTHWESTERN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW VOLUME XXXI 2024 NUMBER 1 SYMPOSIUM WITH THE ARMENIAN BAR ASSOCIATION HUMAN RIGHTS IN UNRECOGNIZED AND PARTIALLY RECOGNIZED STATES: CHARTING A PATH FORWARD SYMPOSIUM ARTICLES Putting …

  2. 1 PUTTING REMEDIAL SECESSION BACK ON THE TABLE TO REVERSE THE ETHNIC CLEANSING OF NAGORNO-KARABAKH Sheila Paylan* and Lusine Sargsyan** Abstract In the wake of the forced dissolution of the de facto Republic of Nagorno- Karabakh and the ensuing ethnic …

  3. 23 FROM PRINCIPLES TO PRACTICE: RESOLVING THE PERCEIVED CONFLICT BETWEEN TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY AND SELF-DETERMINATION IN INTERNATIONAL LAW Davit Avagyan* Abstract Traditionally, the right to territorial integrity and the right to self- determination have …

  4. 810 LOST, ABANDONED, AND FORGOTTEN: REFUGEE PROTECTION IN THE TIME OF COVID by Sultan R. Alshawa* I. INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................... 810 II. INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW, …

  5. 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 ......................................................................... …

  6. 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 …

  7. SOUTHWESTERN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW VOLUME XXIX 2023 NUMBER 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS ARTICLES RESTRAINT IN THE CLASSICAL ISLAMIC LAW ..................................................................... 1 Zezen Zaenal Mutaqin ISLAMIC LAW AS HERMENEUTIC …

  8. SOUTHWESTERN LAW REVIEW VOLUME 52 2023 NUMBER 2 ............................................................................................................................................................................... TABLE OF CONTENTS ESSAYS …

  9. 191 FOREWORD Lloyd L. Lee* The Navajo Nation has over 400,000 enrolled citizens1 and a land base of 27,413 square miles.2 The Diné people refer to the land base of the Navajo Nation as nihikéyah, meaning “the land the people live and walk upon, called …

  10. 199 REFLECTIONS ON PLACE AND PEOPLE FROM WITHIN M. Alexander Pearl* I. INTRODUCTION To begin by saying that Professor Rosser’s book, A Nation Within: Navajo Land and Economic Development,1 is unique would be a disservice. Even the title itself fails to …