Regent Journal of International Law

Volume 6:1

Fall 2007

Table of Contents

Articles

Towards a Model for African Humanitarian Intervention

J. Emeka Wokoro

A Primer on International Parental Abduction

Kathleen A. McKee

Chinese and Western Ethical Traditions and International Intervention

Shi Yinhong

Chinese and Western Worldviews: Implications for Law, Policy, and War

Jeffrey C. Tuomala

Protection of North Korean Defectors in China and the Convention Against Torture

Kyu Chang Lee, Ph.D.

Extraterritorial Application of Korean Competition Law

Joseph Seon Hur, Ph.D.

Notes

Do Unalienable Rights Apply to All? Extreme Shari'a Law and How United States Foreign Policy Towards Iran and Afghanistan Has Fueled Its Spread

Zack Hofstad

Echoes of the Dhimma: Discriminatory Vestiges of an Ancient Islamic Covenant

Steven J. McKinney

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Volume 6:2

Spring 2008

Table of Contents

Symposium: Islam, Democracy, and Nation Building

Articles

The Clash over the Qur'an: Qur'anic Reinterpretation and National Reformation in Islam

Joseph N. Kickasola

Foreign Policy, National Security, and Nation Building

John H. Johns

Modern Islam and Democracy

Stephen Schwartz

Islam, Democracy, and Post-9/11 Nation Building: Is the Islamic Republic of Iran Compatible with the Principles of Democracy and Human Rights?

Mehrangiz Kar

Remarks of Dr. Radwan Masmoudi at Symposium Entitled "Islam, Democracy, and Post-9/11 Nation Building" on November 10, 2007

Radwan Masmoudi

Democracy Under Islam: Rejection, Adoption, or Containment

Thomas Najjar

Post-9/11 Nation Building: The Essential Elements

Jennifer Jefferis

Notes

Will it Float? The International Criminal Court Without the United States

Jonathan Paul Bracewell

Characterizing Al-Qaeda: A Call for Uniformity in the International Community

Eva M. Robinson