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Most Recent Additions*

Study of the Hague System of International Design Patent Protection under the Paradigm of Global Administrative Law
Vaidehi Bachoti

It’s Time to Rethink the Law of Armed Conflict
Joshua Andresen

No Way Home: Poland and Lithuania’s Asylum Violations in the Belarus Border Crisis
Julia Kaluta

Contents
North Carolina International Law Journal

The U.N. Global Plastics Treaty: How Narrative Shapes Global Environmental Policy
Ruth Jebe and Susan Park

Mandatory Disclosures and Organized Backlash: A Look at Litigation That Could Determine the Future of ESG in Investing
Hana Vizcarra

Untangling the Extraterritorialty of ESG Regulation
Stephan Kim Park

Beyond Climate: Addressing the Problem of Authoritarianism through ESG
Javier El-Hage

ESG: More Than Just “Big” Business
Emma Elizabeth (Bessie) Antin Daschbach

Contents
North Carolina International Law Journal

Autonomous Weapons, War Crimes, and Accountability
Jason Lee

Russia’s Replacement: Kazakhstan as Europe’s Risky but Crucial New Oil Supplier Amidst EU Sanctions and Embargoes on Russian Oil
Emily Stellman

Who Has the Authority? Opportunities for Reform in Global Health Governance
Luka Vujašković

Robots in the Sky: The Need for Preemptive International Regulation of Autonomous Weaponry
Griffin Spencer

Buoying Statehood: The Impact of Rising Sea Levels on Statehood in International Law
Hayley Stancil

Mail-Order Brides and Human Trafficking in Israel: Forced Marriage as a Form of Exploitation
Emily Zoffer

Gene-Edited Crops and Food and the Bold Path Forward in U.S. Trade Agreements
Matthew Schaefer

The Rise of China, the United States, and the Limits of International Law
Julian G. Ku

Contents
North Carolina International Law Journal

Keeping Sanctions “Smart”: Calibrating U.S. Sanctions Policy to Overcome Overcompliance
Adam M. Smith and Cody M. Poplin

*Updated as of 03/23/25.