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Most Recent Additions*

The Bankruptcy Code at Twenty-Five and the Next Generation of Lawmaking
Melissa B. Jacoby

The Investment Imperative
Kate Sablosky Elengold

Nail in the MLAT Coffin: Examining Alternative Solutions to the Current Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty Regime in International Cross-Border Data Sharing
Philip J. Pullen

Liberty's Application: the European Union's Struggles with Detaining Asylum Applicants
Will Patrick

Closing the Blast Doors: Constructing Comprehensive Space Safety Standards in a Galaxy Not So Far Away
Emma C. Nunn

PDVSA's Win-Win Option: A Bankruptcy Framework Using Chapter 15 and Section 363 to Maximize PDVSA's Debt Restructuring Options
Ryan C. Nichols

Unconventional Actors
Kaci Bishop

Becoming Unconventional: Correcting the 'Particular Social Group' Ground for Asylum
Fatma Marouf

Environmental Refugees? Rethinking What's in a Name
Elizabeth Keyes

Climate Change, Migration, Law and Global Governance
Elizabeth Ferris

The Past as Present, Unlearned Lessons and the (Non-) Utility of International Law
Susan M. Akram

Contents
North Carolina Journal of International Law

Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity in Inter-American Human Rights Law
Jorge Contesse

In the Right Direction: Family Diversity in the Inter-American System of Human Rights
Macarena Saez

Human Rights and Substantive Equality: Prospects for Same-Sex Relationship Recognition in Hong Kong
Kelley Loper

Yogyakarta Plus 10: A Demand for Recognition of SOGIESC
Andrew Park

Introduction to the Colloquium on LGBTQI Rights
Holning Lau

Contents
North Carolina Journal of International Law

Contents
North Carolina Journal of International Law

Latin America's Pursuit of Perfection: How the Region's Efforts to Achieve UN's 2030 Sustainable Agenda is Quickly Becoming the New Standard Other Countries Should Follow
Kenneth Black

*Updated as of 11/22/19.