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Maryland Journal of International Law
Current Issue
Volume 26, 2011
SYMPOSIUM:
RE-IMAGING INTERNATIONAL LAW CLINIC
Foreword: International Clinics and the Global Clinical Movement
Frank S. Bloch
Access to Justice: The Use of International Law Clinics to Advance the Case for Vulnerable Members of Society
Yvonne Dausab
Teaching to the Paradoxes: Human Rights Practice in U.S. Law School Clinics
Deena R. Hurwitz
The Pedagogy of Guantanamo
Baher Azmy
Re-imagining The Human Rights Law Clinic
Arturo J. Carillo and Nicolas Espejo Yaksic
From Pedagogy to Partnership: Leveraging the Law Clinic to Institutionalize Cutting Edge Strategies in Transactional Labor Advocacy
Rachel Micah-Jones
NOTES AND COMMENTS
Swarna and Baoanan: Unraveling the Diplomatic Immunity Defense to Domestic Worker Abuse
Emily F. Siedell
Sarei v. Rio Tinto: How an Exhaustion Requirement for the Alien Tort Statute Will Further Exhaust Remedies for Environmental Injuries
Cheryl Cortemeglia
Black Carbon: The Most Important Ignored contributor to Climate Change
Kate DeAngelis
Behrami v. France: An Unfortunate Step Backwards in the Protection of Human Rights
Sadia Sorathia
