EXAMINING ARGUMENTS IN FAVOUR OF REFORMING THE UN SECURITY COUNCIL TO IMPROVE LEGITIMACY AND REPRESENTATION
Aditya Khurana, Dublin City University The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) was formed in 1945 and is one of the six main organs of the
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Finance Issue
WORD FROM THE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF AND MANAGING EDITOR Beatrice Monciunskaite and Caoimhe Kiernan We are delighted to present this special finance issue of the Dublin Law
ETHNIC IMBALANCE IN INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION: CAUSE OF CONCERN?
Reconstructing WIPO’s Arbitration Framework to Protect Art and Cultural Heritage: A case for Ethnic Balance Authors Ishan Khare & Pratyush NigamInstitutional affiliation: National University of
JUVENILE JUSTICE AND PROSECUTION: THE USA’S IDEA OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Authors Sri Hari Mangalam and Simran Upadhyaya Introduction A separate and individual juvenile justice system has existed in the United States for over a century,
Analysing the ‘Server Test’ Defence in Copyright Cases: A Harmful or a Beneficial Alliance for the Creative Community?
Simran Upadhyaya,West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences Sri Hari Mangalam, West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences Introduction Visual arts lies at the heart
A Framework for Expanded American Support for UN Peacekeeping
By Cameron Olbert “The (United Nations) Secretariat building in New York has 38 stories. If it lost ten stories, it wouldn’t make a bit of
EU (im)migration law & policy
We are excited to present our first research panel for the (im)migration law & policy conference. Topic: (im)migration law & policy in the EU.07 April
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BUSINESS & LAW Are you researching the interaction between law and business? Call for Abstracts Corporate law, contracts, finance, trade, employment, data retention there are
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(IM)MIGRATION LAW & POLICY Are you researching migration law or policies? Would you like to present your research? Call for Abstracts An estimated 258 million
HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION VS INTERNATIONAL COURTS AND TRIBUNALS: WHICH IS MORE EFFECTIVE AT PROTECTING HUMAN RIGHTS?
Author: Emily Tennant Following the human rights violations which occurred during World War 2 (hereinafter referred to as “WW2”), multiple international courts have been established
