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Most Recent Additions*

The Crisis in Yemen: Armed Conflict and International Law
Waseem Ahmad Qureshi

Balochistan, Self-Determination, and U.S. Foreign Policy
Chad G. Marzen

Screening Syndromes Out: Updating the International "Genocide" Vernacular for a Changing Technological Age
Nur Iqbal Kara

Global Corruption: International Law's Counterrevolution
Sara A. Dillon

Contents
North Carolina Journal of International Law

(Under)Enforcement of Poor Tenants' Rights
Kathryn A. Sabbeth

Regulating Offshore Energy: Europe as a Model for Regulation
Alyssa Wright

The Court of Arbitration for Sport: Where are the Sidelines to its Authority?
Kendall Thielemann

Five Eyes: Unblinking, Unmoving, and Out of Control
Braden Couch

A FIFA Soap Opera: Scandal, Corruption, Crime . . . And Reformation?
Allison Cottle

To Abstain, or Not To Abstain, That Is the Question: The Seventh and Ninth Circuits' Divergent Approaches to Younger Abstention
Jessica O'Brien

"Be My Baby": A Surrogacy Law Proposal for North Carolina
Katherine C. Richardson

What Genetic Testing Teaches About Predictive Health Analytics Regulation
Sharona Hoffman

Temporal Equal Protection
David A. Super

Judicial Review in Troubled Times: Stabilizing Democracy in a Second-Best World
Samuel Issachroff

Front Matter
North Carolina Law Review

Contents
North Carolina Law Review

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

*Updated as of 01/25/20.