The latest issue of the
Jindal Global Law Review (Vol. 2, no. 1, September 2010) is out. Contents include:
- Lawrence W. Sherman, Knowledge-Based Policing: India and the Global Revolution in Crime Prevention
- Jean-Louis Halpérin, Western Legal Transplants and India
- Agustín Parise, Legal Transplants and Codification: Exploring the North American Sources of the Civil Code of Argentina (1871)
- Stephen Marks & Nicholas Cooper, The Responsibility to Protect: Watershed, or Old Wine in a New Bottle?
- Subramanya Sirish Tamvada, TRIPS and Human Rights: The Case of India
- Supriya Routh, Globalizing Labor Standards: The Developed-Developing Divide
- Jeremy Sarkin, How to Better Infuse Gender into the Human Rights Council’s Universal Periodic Review Process?
- Y.S.R. Murthy, Refining the Methodology of Rights-Based Monitoring: The Role of Human
Rights Indicators - David B. Kopel, Paul Gallant, & Joanne D. Eisen, Justice for All: A Better Path to Global Firearms Control
- A.T. Shehu, The True Foundation of Judicial Review: A View from Nigeria
- Matthew Jordan Cochran, A Lockean Defense of the Political Question Doctrine’s Application in War Powers Cases
The latest issue of the Jindal Global Law Review (Vol. 2, no. 1, September 2010) is out. Contents include:
