The latest issue of the
Georgetown Law Journal (Vol. 106, no. 6, August 2018) contains a symposium on "The Law of Nations and the United States Constitution." Contents include:
- William S. Dodge, Customary International Law, Change, and the Constitution
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David M. Golove & Daniel J. Hulsebosch, The Law of Nations and the Constitution: An Early Modern Perspective
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John Harrison, The Constitution and the Law of Nations
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Thomas H. Lee, The Law of Nations and the Judicial Branch
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Michael D. Ramsey, The Constitution’s Text and Customary International Law
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Paul B. Stephan, Inferences of Judicial Lawmaking Power and the Law of Nations
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Ingrid Wuerth, The Future of the Federal Common Law of Foreign Relations
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Transcript: The Judicial Perspective Panel
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Anthony J. Bellia, Jr. & Bradford R. Clark, Why Federal Courts Apply the Law of Nations Even Though it is Not the Supreme Law of the Land
