Recently added articles from The George Washington International Law Review:
LEGAL CONSTRAINTS UPON THE USE OF A TACTICAL NUCLEAR WEAPON AGAINST THE NATANZ NUCLEAR FACILITY IN IRAN
Mar 15, 2008; ... I. INTRODUCTION The United States initially developed concerns about the Islamic Republic of Iran (Iran) using its nuclear energy program as a cover for the development of nuclear weapons in the mid-1970s.1 After the 1979 Islamic Revolution deposed Iran's pro-western government, however, ...
PRIOR RESTRAINTS IN VENEZUELA'S SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ON RADIO AND TELEVISION ACT: ARE THEY JUSTIFIED?*
Mar 15, 2008; ... The right to express one's thoughts and opinions, in writing, or by any other way, is the first and most appreciated thing a man of society can own. The Law could never prohibit it, but it will have the power to set just limits, making responsible of its prints, words, and writings, those ...
THE LOOTING OF IRAQI ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES: GLOBAL IMPLICATIONS AND SUPPORT FOR AN INTERNATIONAL APPROACH TO REGULATING THE ANTIQUITIES MARKET[dagger]
Mar 15, 2008; ... I. INTRODUCTION Professor Ahmed Abdullah Faddam, professor of Sculpture at Baghdad's College of Fine Arts, asserted the importance of culture and stated the following: "What can you do with a man who is ignorant and doesn't have any culture? He is just like a dead man."1 Professor John ...
NO MAN'S LAND: THE E.U.-U.S. PASSENGER NAME RECORD AGREEMENT AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR THE EUROPEAN UNION'S PILLAR STRUCTURE
Mar 15, 2008; ... INTRODUCTION On August 10, 2006, London police successfully stopped a group of terrorists plotting to use liquid explosives to bomb nine planes flying from the United Kingdom to the United States.1 The plotters had hoped to set off these explosives mid-flight, killing an estimated 2,700 ...
FOREIGN ALTERNATIVES TO THE ALIEN TORT CLAIMS ACT: THE SUCCESS (OR IS IT FAILURE?) OF BRINGING CIVIL SUITS AGAINST MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS THAT COMMIT HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS
Mar 15, 2008; ... I. INTRODUCTION Many independent nations, especially within the developed countries of the Western World, have complete, functioning domestic legal systems that are capable of handling both civil and criminal cases that arise within their boundaries.1 A variety of cultural, legal, and ...