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University of Baltimore Journal of International Law

Volume 2, Issue 1, Conflicts Within International Law

Volume II

2013-2014

University of Baltimore Journal of International Law Volume 2 (2013-2014) Front Matter

Myths About Women’s Careers in Law
Patricia M. Wald

After the Revolution: Egypt's Changing Forms of Corruption
M. Patrick Yingling and Mohamed A. Arafa

First Do No Harm: Interpreting the Crime of Aggression to Exclude Humanitarian Intervention
Joshua L. Root

International Law for American Courts: Why the “American Laws for American Courts” Movement is a Violation of the United States Constitution and Universal Human Rights
Maria Surdokas

The Collective Bargaining Chips are Down: How Wisconsin’s Collective Bargaining Restrictions Place the U.S. in Violation of International Labor Laws
Amanda Webster

Comments: Stuck Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Does Lebanon Have a Responsibility to Respect Syrian Refugees?
Robert Demirji

Comments: At the Intersection of National Interests and International Law: Why American Interests Should Assume The Right of Way
Clark Smith