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University of Baltimore Journal of International Law

University of Baltimore Journal of International Law

The University of Baltimore Journal of International Law is a scholarly legal journal providing in depth analysis of international and comparative law and policy issues.

Current Issue: Volume 6, Issue 1,

University of Baltimore Journal of International Law, Volume 6, Issue 1 (2017-18) Front Matter

Impacts of the Circumspection of Women’s Rights Abroad on International Adoption
Jennifer Bowman

China’s Approaches to the Western-dominated International Law: A Historical Perspective from the Opium War to the South China Sea Arbitration Case
Anlei Zuo

Citizenship, Welfare, and National Sovereignty in Modern Europe
Evan G. Hebert

War by Committee: An Examination of Legislative War Powers
Nicholas Creel

The Stateless: Millions of People Forgotten and Left Without Adequate Immigration Assistance, Where does the United States fit into the Plight of the Stateless?
Jasmine Pope

Let’s Have Soufflé Instead: Selective Reform of the Investor-State Dispute Settlement Regime
Esther-Jane Grenness

Aretha Franklin Was Right: Respect, We Need It
Sophia Franzak

In the Face of Brexit, the United Kingdom Has No Choice but to Provide Data Protection for Individuals, Organizations and Law Enforcement Agencies by Updating Their Legal Framework, which is Based Upon a 20-Year-Old Act.
Logan Hayes