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2017 Symposium: Friday, February 3rd

Combating International Human Rights Abuses Using U.S. Courts & International Mechanisms

Volume 23.1

Building A Wall Against Private Actions for Overseas Injuries: The Impact of RJR Nabisco v. European Community
Franklin A. Gevurtz

“Unless Someone Hears Us” - Applying International Criminal Law’s Rome Statute as a New Approach to Addressing the Human Rights Abuses Against Serbian Roma
Matthew A. Kearney

Are Autonomous Weapon Systems the Subject of Article 36 of Additional Protocol I To The Geneva Conventions?
Thompson Chengeta

The Resource State: Deconstructing the Causality of Poverty, Bad Governance, and Natural Resource Rights
Tiernan Mennen

Welcome

The staff of the UC Davis Journal of International Law and Policy (“JILP”) is excited to publish its twenty-fourth volume this year. The UC Davis Journal of International Law and Policy publishes semi-annually and strives to contribute pertinent and interesting scholarly works to the field of international law.

Symposium

JILP is pleased to host an annual symposium, bringing renowned professors, practitioners, and experts on topics in international law and policy. The symposium takes place at King Hall in Davis, CA during the Spring semester. Read more »

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