Monthly Archive: February 2018
YJIL Forum is delighted to present this Symposium featuring three responses to Richard Albert’s Constitutional Amendment and Dismemberment, recently published in Volume 43.1 of the Yale Journal of International Law. YJIL Forum is sincerely grateful to...
Written by David Landau Florida State University College of Law It is an honor to respond to Richard Albert’s provocative Article on Constitutional Amendment and Dismemberment. Albert’s Article brings together a range of recent...
Written by Yaniv Roznai† Radzyner Law School I am delighted to offer some brief observations following Professor Richard Albert’s fascinating study of “constitutional amendment and dismemberment.”[1] At the outset, I must state that Professor...
Written by Carlos Bernal Colombian Constitutional Court I In Constitutional Amendment and Dismemberment, Richard Albert endorses four main claims: one conceptual, one descriptive, and two normative. The conceptual claim is that there is a...
International Organizations and the Fight for Accountability: The Remedies and Reparations Gap by Carla Ferstman, Oxford University Press, 2017. Reviewed by Isa Qasim In 2010, United Nations peacekeepers from Nepal arrived in Haiti to...
Is International Law International? by Anthea Roberts, Oxford University Press, 2017. Reviewed by Beatrice Walton It was a relatively straightforward Alien Tort Statute (ATS) case before the U.S. Supreme Court in 2003 that first...
Written by Hyun-Soo Lim* Approximately two years ago, the Foreign Ministers of South Korea and Japan announced that they had “final[ly] and irreversibl[y]” resolved the issue of Japanese wartime sexual slavery.[1] In doing so,...