Education of the Girl Child in India

The Social, Cultural, and Economic Factors ‪By  Aliza Keen Aliza Keen, a third-year student at Albany Law School, did her undergraduate work...

Energy Subsidies under the WTO

Hopes of a Level Playing Field for Fossil Fuels and Renewable Energy ‪ By  Francis T. Dwyer Francis Dwyer is a 2014 graduate of Albany Law S...

Abortion and Gender Selection Issues under China’s One Child Policy

 Implications under the Convention on the Rights of the Child By Yan Rong Yang ‪ Yan Rong Yang is a third year student at Albany Law School....

Genocide: The International Community’s Response

By Bryan Kotowski Bryan Kotowski graduated from University at Albany SUNY in 2013 where he majored in Psychology. He was accepted into the “...

Displaced Refugees and the Categorical Imperative

By Chris Saco Mr. Saco entered Albany Law School in the fall of 2012. He is in the accelerated program and anticipates earning his J.D. by 2...

Hague Convention on Choice of Court Agreements: Role of U.S. Courts in Future Success

By Edward J. Ohanian Ed Ohanian, a third-year student at Albany Law School, graduated summa cum laude from Marist College, with a major in m...

Ius in Bello in Hybrid Political-Military Decision-Making

Efficiency as a Measure in Assessing Wartime Operations By Heath Hardman Heath Hardman is a third-year student at Albany Law School and grad...

The Genocide Convention: Promise but Failure

By  Kayla Molinaro Kayla Molinaro is a third year student at Albany Law School. She is an Associate Editor for Albany Law Review and a teach...

The ICJ: Composition, Cases & Clout [presentation]

By Brielle J. Danko Brielle Danko is a third year student at Albany Law and is a teaching assistant for the Litigation Clinic. She completed...

Genocide: Cannot Be Just Another Crime Against Humanity

By Deirdre R. Barthel Deirdre Barthel is a third-year law student at Albany Law School.  She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree with dual-majo...

Protections & Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights

Attention to Detail--Here, Less is Not Always More By Nicole Camuti Nicole Camuti is a 2013 graduate of Albany Law School, currently active ...

Security Council Peacekeeping Operations: U.N. Failure at Keeping the Peace

By Emily von Werlhof Emily von Werlhof, Editor-in-Chief of International Law Studies, is a third year student at Albany Law School concentra...

Scottish Secession: An Unnecessary Independence

As Seen Through the Currency Debate By Brett T. Williams Brett Williams, a third year student at Albany Law School, graduated magna cum laud...