Bulletin Notes — Columbia Journal of Transnational Law

Columbia Journal of Transnational Law

In addition to publishing student Notes in the Journal’s paper issues, starting in 2020, the Columbia Journal of Transnational Law also publishes online Notes on the Bulletin.

Legislating Against Caste Discrimination: What the U.S. Can Learn from India and the U.K.

Cali SullivanAugust 2, 2024

The Rebirth of Universal Jurisdiction: How the Syrian Conflict Has Led to the Expansion of the Use of Universal Jurisdiction

The Rebirth of Universal Jurisdiction: How the Syrian Conflict Has Led to the Expansion of the Use of Universal Jurisdiction

Henry BloxenheimJuly 9, 2023

Bananas: A Paradox in Precaution

Bananas: A Paradox in Precaution

Henry BloxenheimApril 24, 2023

Procurement Oversight or Policy Promulgation: Assessing Conditionality Implications of the World Bank’s Gender Based Violence Contractor Disqualification Mechanism

Procurement Oversight or Policy Promulgation: Assessing Conditionality Implications of the World Bank’s Gender Based Violence Contractor Disqualification Mechanism

Henry BloxenheimFebruary 13, 2023

A Constitutional Balancing Act: Courts-Martial as an Exercise in Diplomacy

A Constitutional Balancing Act: Courts-Martial as an Exercise in Diplomacy

Miranda KatzMay 24, 2022

CPR: Revitalizing China’s Death Penalty Appellate Review Process

CPR: Revitalizing China’s Death Penalty Appellate Review Process

Miranda KatzMarch 4, 2022

Towards a New Normal: Digitization of International Criminal Law in the Age of Coronavirus

Towards a New Normal: Digitization of International Criminal Law in the Age of Coronavirus

Miranda KatzFebruary 3, 2022

Haiti and Creole: The Violation of Human Rights in Education

Haiti and Creole: The Violation of Human Rights in Education

Jennifer El-FakirOctober 10, 2020