Regent Journal of International Law

Volume 4:1

Fall 2005

Table of Contents

Articles

Article 44 of the U.N. Sales Convention (CISG): A Possile Divergence In Interpretation By Courts From the Original Intent of the Framers of the Compromise

Richard M. Birch III

Thieves, Robbers, & Terrorists: Piracy in the 21st Century

Niclas Dahlvang

Canyons, Castles & Controversies: A Comparison of Preservation Laws in the United States & Ireland

Joseph C. Pettygrove

Notes

The Importance of Improving U.S. Immigration Law and the Changes Made Since 9-11

Topher Greene

Private Military Contractors & Justice: A Look at the Industry, Blackwater, & the Fallujah Incident

J.T. Mlinarcik

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Volume 4:2

Spring 2006

Table of Contents

Articles

The Campaign to Restrict the Right to Respond to Terrorist Attacks in Self-Defense Under Article 51 of the U.N. Charter and What the United States Can Do About It

Gregory E. Maggs

Presidential Power and International Law in a Time of Terror

Robert J. Delahunty

Defending Human Rights in the "War"

Douglass Cassel

Terrorism, Material Support, the Inherent Right to Self-Defense, and the U.S. Obligation to Protect Legitimate Asylum Seekers in a Post-9/11, Post-Patriot Act, Post-Real ID Act World

Michele L. Lombardo, Annigje J. Buwalda, & Patricia Bast Lyman

Remarks on the Freedom of Information Act: The "National Security" Exemption in a Post 9/11 Era

Kathleen A. McKee