Regent Journal of International Law

 

Volume 10:1

Fall 2013

 

Table of Contents

 

Articles

 

"Are We There Yet?" Immigration Reform for Children Left Behind

Keila E. Molina & Lynne Marie Kohm

 

Popular and Aversive Constitutionalism in Uganda: Limiting American-Style Judicial Review by Design

D. Brian Dennison

 

Notes

 

Confucianism and Higher Law Thinking in Ancient China

Caleb Wan

 

Globally Protecting Client Confidentiality Using the Cloud

Kyle Carter

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Volume 10:2

Spring 2014

 

Table of Contents

 

Articles

 

The Crime of Whoring with an Underage Girl in Chinese Criminal Law: To Be or Not To Be

Duan Xiaosong

 

Livingstone and the Law: Africa's Greatest Explorer and the Abolition of the Slave Trade

Jay Millbrandt

 

When International Law Blocks the Flow: The Strange Case of the Kidron Valley Sewage Plant

Anne Herzberg

 

Human Trafficking and Victims of the Sex Trade Industry in California and the Implications for Korea

Kenneth Chinn

 

Breaking the Myths on Intercountry Adoption in Romania

Taemin Kang

 

Comment: Strange Bedfellows? China, Germany, and Religious Liberty

Hee Eun Lee

 

Notes

 

A Cultural Shift Away from Unattainable Towards Realizable Beauty

Kelsi Herbert

 

The Five "W"s of Corruption: An Analysis of the Disease of Corruption in South America and How the Search for a Cure May Impact the Global Rule of Law

Benjamin N. Goodrich