The Potential Annexation of Greenland: Ridiculous Farce or Strategic Genius?
By: Michael Vecchione The notion of annexing Greenland was, for a time, seen as a joke even before the election
Tag: International Law
Law of the Sea Treaty: Context, Role, and Limitations in the South China Sea
Post Authored By: Ted S. Kontopoulos Historically, various legal grounds justified powerful nations asserting sovereignty claims over strategically located maritime
Rewriting International Law: Why Crimes Against Humanity Should Not Be Left Behind
The United Nations recently set forth a resolution to draft a treaty addressing crimes against humanity. The International Law Commission,
A Beginner’s Guide to International Criminal Law
Post Authored By: Teresa Dettloff The United Nations The United Nations was founded in 1945 after World War II.[1] The
Hague Petitions: Civil Relief for International Child Abductions
Post Authored By: Teresa Detloff The Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction is a formal treaty