Recently added articles from Denver Journal of International Law and Policy:
Immigration and immigration law after 9/11: getting it straight.
Sep 22, 2009; ... I. INTRODUCTION Few issues, other than the economy and the triple threat of Iraq, Iran, and Afghanistan, have commanded more sustained attention in the United States during the first decade of the 21st century than immigration. It loomed large among policymakers, the broadcast ...
War on terror or terror wars: the problem in defining terrorism.
Sep 22, 2009; ... I. INTRODUCTION The definition of terrorism has emerged as a central focus of power politics and propaganda. Differential and ideological posturing, the absence of boundaries of conflict and fixed enemies, messages of fear, legal narratives, and creating, remaking and ...
A presumption of guilt: the unlawful enemy combatant and the U.S. war on terror.
Sep 22, 2009; ... I. INTRODUCTION Since the advent of the so-called "Global War on Terror," the United States of America has responded to the crimes carried out on American soil that day by using or threatening to use military force against Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, North Korea, Syria, and ...
The war on terror and international human rights: does Europe get it right?
Sep 22, 2009; ... I. INTRODUCTION The global war on terror, spearheaded by the United States since September 11, 2001, has seen ongoing tensions between military, law enforcement and political expediencies on the one hand, and protection of basic international human rights law principles, ...
President Obama and the international criminal law of successor liability.
Sep 22, 2009; ... I. INTRODUCTION The last fifteen years have seen the dramatic expansion of international criminal law and the use of international criminal tribunals to prosecute senior leaders for their role in war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide (international criminal law or ...