Rules v. Principles as Approaches to Financial Market Regulation - Apr. 7, 2009
by Anita I. Anand, University of Toronto
Individual Property and Unlawful Destruction: An Expanded Compensation Model for Civilian
Losses During Armed Conflict - Mar. 31, 2009
by Bonnie Docherty, Harvard Law School
What to Do About Foreign Discriminatory Forum Non Conveniens Legislation - Jan. 20, 2009
by Hal S. Scott, Professor, Harvard Law School
Civilian Property Interests in International Humanitarian Law
Article:
Ownership or Use? Civilian Property Interests in International Humanitarian Law
by Lea Brilmayer, Yale Law School, & Geoffrey Chepiga, J.D., Yale Law School
Response:
Individual Property and Unlawful Destruction: An Expanded Compensation Model for Civilian
Losses During Armed Conflict - Mar. 31, 2009
by Bonnie Docherty, Harvard Law School
Finding a Proper Role for the "Civilian-Use Model" - April 30, 2009
by Micaela Frulli, University of Florence
Institution-Based Financial Regulation: A Third Paradigm
by John H. Walsh
Response:
Rules v. Principles as Approaches to Financial Market Regulation - Apr. 7, 2009
by Anita I. Anand, University of Toronto
Article Series: Faith in the Courts: Global Perspectives on Law and Religion
As one of its goals the Harvard ILJ strives to publish timely and relevant scholarship that addresses current developments and issues in international, comparative, and foreign law. In that spirit, the ILJ is proud to publish our latest article series, Faith in the Courts: Global Perspectives on Law and Religion. Through contributions from academics, judges, practitioners, and other scholars, the articles in this series will explore questions related to religious freedom and accommodation between religion and state in a variety of international and comparative law contexts.
Articles:
Neutrality, Proselytism, and Religious Minorities at the European Court of Human Rights
and the U.S. Supreme Court - June 23, 2009
by Nicholas Hatzis, City University of London
The Rise of Constitutional Theocracy - October 16, 2008
by Ran Hirschl, University of Toronto
Sacred Space and the City: Religious Buildings and Noise Pollution - May 28, 2008
by Samantha Knights, Matrix Chambers, United Kingdom
Between Religious Freedom and Equality: Complexity and Context - April 21, 2008
by Carolyn Evans and Beth Gaze, Centre for Comparative Constitutional Studies, Melbourne Law
School, Australia
Religious Liberty in British Courts: A Critique and Some Guidance - April 11, 2008
by Robin Hopkins and Can V. Yeginsu, Inns of Court School of Law and Harvard Law School
Remarks on the Military Commissions Act - January 19, 2007
by John B. Bellinger, Legal Adviser to the U.S. Secretary of State
Responses:
Detainee Policy and the Rule of Law: A Response - April 18, 2007
by Professor Robert Knowles, New York University School of Law
Judicial Review, Combatant Status Determinations, and the Possible Consequences
of Boumediene - March 30, 2007
by Professor Robert M. Chesney, Wake Forest University School of Law
The Military Commissions Act and "Torture Lite": Something for a Great Nation to Be
Proud Of? - March 23, 2007
by Professor Jenny S. Martinez, Stanford Law School
The Military Commissions Act and the Detainee Debacle: A Response - February 12, 2007
by Professor Gerald L. Neuman, Harvard Law School
Most Recent Online Articles
The Administrative Law of Nations: A New Perspective on Sosa, the Alien Tort Statute, and Customary International Law
- June 23, 2009
by Josh Goodman
Entangled: State, Religion, and the Family - June 23, 2009
by Ayelet Shachar
Neutrality, Proselytism, and Religious Minorities at the European Court of Human Rights and the U.S. Supreme Court - June 23, 2009
by Nicholas Hatzis
Finding a Proper Role for the "Civilian-Use Model" - April 30, 2009
by Micaela Frulli
Rules v. Principles as Approaches to Financial Market Regulation - April 06, 2009
by Anita Anand
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