Past Issues
Volume 19 – 2024
- Table of Contents – Volume 19
- Title Page – Volume 19
- “Celebrating Michael Reisman: The Inner Worlds of Others – A Guiding Light for Indigenous Re-Empowerment, by Siegfried Wiessner
- Protection of Cultural Property in Armed Conflict and Military Necessity, by Fausto Pocar
- Rule of Law and Access to Justice in Africa, by John Mukum Mbaku
- Nonprofits Promoting For-Profit Strategies: A Verifiable and Effective Contribution to the Right to Water, by Tebaldo Vinciguerra
- Rekindling the Land of the Rising Sun: A New Haven Analysis of Japan’s Population Decline, by Esteban A. Sanchez
- “From the Ashes of the Common Law”: Personal Replevin in the 21st Century, by Henry J. Perlstein
- Reforming Ethical Science: Advocating for Federal Legislation to Ban Animal Testing, by Melissa Betancourt
- Decriminalizing Defamation in the United States: A Charming Approach to Solving a Colonial Era Problem, by Nicolas M. Lower
Volume 18 – 2023
- Table of Contents – Volume 18
- Title Page – Volume 18
- “Fool me Once, Shame on You”: Promoting Corporate Accountability for the Human Rights Impacts of Climate Washing, by Dean Randall Abate
- Corruption: A Driving Force for Corporate Complicity in Human Rights, by Olayinka Reis
- Universality: Recognizing the Right to Have Rights, by Dr. Aoife Duffy
- The Crisis of the Rules of International Law and the Need for Global Reform, by Ambassador Ahmed Fathalla
- The Principle of Diplomatic Immunity under the New Haven School of Jurisprudence, by Vanessa Karen Kirch
- Variations in Valor? American Conflict, the “Indian Wars,” and the Congressional Medal of Honor, by Christine Annerfalk & Kevin Bales
- The Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution: A Policy-Oriented Analysis, by Denise Wallace
Volume 17 – 2022
- Table of Contents – Volume 17
- Volume 17 Title Page
- The President’s Welcome Address, by David Armstrong, J.D.
- Welcoming Address, by Siegfried Wiessner
- Session 1 – The Death Penalty in the United States, by Edith Georgi, Annemarie Harris Block & Hannah Gorman
- Session 2 – Interview with Sister Helen Prejean
- The United Nations Human Rights Committee: The Evolution of the Punishment of the Death Penalty, by Ambassador Ahmed Fathalla
- The USA’s Engagement with the UN’s Human Rights Committee on the Question of Capital Punishment, by Alice Storey
- The Armenian Genocide, Customary International Law, and U.S. Recognition, by Jordan Koopmans
- Stop the Steal: The History of Voter Suppression in America, and Who is Really Stealing Votes?, by Cheryl T. Page
- Pyrrhic Defeat Theory: The Lucrative Failure of Prison Privatization, by Abdy Javadzadeh, Ph.D.
- Exploring the Worldview of Religious Sisters: A Comparative Empirical Analysis of Altruistic/Voluntaristic Attitudes, by Bidisha Saikia, Monti Datta, Luke de Pulford & Kevin Bales
Volume 16 – 2021
- Table of Contents – Volume 16
- Volume 16 Title Page
- States and Laws, Jews and Palestinians: Yadgar’s Traditionist Alternative. A Reflection on Yadgar, Israle’s Jewish Identity Crisis, by James J. Friedberg
- Schuette and Affirmative Action: Why There Are Limits to What a Majority of the People May Do, by Rossanna C. Hernandez Mitchell
- Betraying the American Public’s Trust and Police Accountability Interrogations: The Darren Wilson Story, by Shaymaa Shwel
- The Power of the Dissent and Writing the Future of Justice: Maat, Aristotle’s Rhetoric, and Justice Ginsburg’s Dissent in Kentucky v. King, by Livan Davidson
Volume 15 – 2020
- Table of Contents – Volume 15
- Volume 15 Title Page
- Fundamental Labour Standards and Corporate Sustainability: An Analysis of the Regulatory Framework of Core Workers’ Rights and Its Integration in Contemporary International Business Practice, by S.J. Rombouts & A.J.F. Lafarre
- Practice and Ontology of Implied Human Rights in International Law, by Federico Lenzerini
- Beyond Culture: Reimagining the Adjudication of Indigenous Peoples’ Rights in International Law, by Beatriz Garcia & Lucas Lixinski
- Arresting the Nigerian Herders-Farmers Conflict: The Unconstitutionality of the Ruga Policy, by Jude O. Ezeanokwasa
- Culture, Morality, and the Law: The Treatment of Homosexuals in Jamaica, by Donovan A. McFarlane
- Children, Chocolate, and Profits: A Policy-Oriented Analysis of Child Labor and the Chocolate Industry, by Ann Weigly Deam
- Abortion in the United States: A Cry for Human Dignity, by James J. Zumpano, Jr.
Volume 14 – 2019
- Table of Contents – Volume 14
- Volume 14 Title Page
- John and June Mary Makdisi: An Intellectual and Moral Journey, by Siegfried Wiessner and Roza Pati
- Ethical Leadership, by David A. Armstrong
- John the Theologian: Toward Integrating Law and Religion, by Gordon T. Butler
- The Faith and Morals of Justice Antonin Scalia, by David F. Forte
- Law or Justice? What Future for the Legal Profession?, by William P. Quigley
- Professionalism for Law Teachers: Lessons I Learned from John Makdisi, by Daniel B. Bogart
- A Justice School: Teaching Forced Migration through Experiential Learning, by Lauren Gilbert
- John Makdisi on the Intercultural Origins of the Common Law, by Marc-Tizoc Gonzalez
- Human Dignity: The Clandestine Factor in Prosecutorial Discretion, by Tamara F. Lawson
- The Toll of American Exceptionalism on American Justice, by Jay Sterling Silver
- Prosecutorial Indiscretion, by Alfred R. Light
- Civility, Courtesy, Professionalism, and Behaving Responsibly in an Age of Rudeness, by Leonard Pertnoy
- Doing Well by Being Good: How U.S. Labor Law Encourages Employer Good Faith Behavior, by Douglas E. Ray
- Nature’s Law and the Nature of the Cosmos: Ancient Human Stories about Perennial Moral Concerns, by Roy Balleste
- Family Law: Above and Beyond the Call of Duty, by Maria Cristina Gonzalez
- The Moral Imperative to Change Unjust Laws and the New Haven School, by Carol Castleberry
- Law as a Means to Human Flourishing: Law, Morality, and Natural Law in Policy-Oriented Perspective, by Christian Lee Gonzalez
- The Transformation of Marriage as a State Institution, by John Makdisi and June Mary Zekan Makdisi
Volume 13 – 2018
- Table of Contents – Volume 13
- Volume 13 Title Page
- Entrada Slavery, Religion and Reconciliation, by Bill Piatt
- “Lieux de Mémoire” in International Law: The Rights of National and Ethnic Minorities Related to Their Memorial Sites, by Dr. Antal Berkes
- The Second Front – Again? The Rising Tide of Global Jihadism in East and Southeast Asia, by Dr. Mark Kielsgard & Tam Hey Juan Julian
- Global Water Crisis and Human Rights: A Glass Half Empty, by Julian Montoya
- Private Habeas, by Chris Kozak
- Preventing Cultural Heritage Destruction and the Responsibility to Protect, by Erin Collins
Volume 12 – 2017
- Table of Contents – Volume 12
- Volume 12 Title Page
- The Relevance of Victims’ Organizations in the Transitional Justice Process: The Case of the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo in Argentina, by Valeria Vegh Weis
- Integrating Human Rights With Local Norms: Ebola, Burial Practices, And The Right To Health In West Africa, by Julie Fraser and Henrike Prudon
- One Decade Later: Florida’s Stand Your Ground Law Alive and Well, by Shahabudeen K. Khan
- Florida’s Stand Your Ground Law: How To Get Away With Murder, by Evelyn Reyes
- How “Universal” Is The United Nations’ Universal Periodic Review? An Examination Of The Discussions Held On Female Genital Mutilation In The First Cycle Of Review, by Dr. Gayatri Patel
- Classified Websites, Sex Trafficking, And the Law: Problem and Proposal, by Maria Lourdes Asención
- Crime Shouldn’t Pay: How California Should Expand And Restructure Its Human Trafficking Asset Forfeiture Laws, by Benjamin Thomas Greer
- The Cost Of (Non)Compliance: An Exposé Of The United States’ Immigration Detention Policy and Its Failure to Comply With International Standards on Torture, by Jessica Wright
Volume 11 – 2016
- Table of Contents – Volume 11
- Volume 11 Title Page
- Laudato Si‘s Challenge to Social Conscience: Society and Nature Together, by His Eminence Cardinal Peter K.A. Turkson
- From Rio to Paris: What Is Left of the 1992 Declaration on Environment and Development , by Francesco Franiconi
- Securing Workers’ Economic Rights through Public Protest The Power of a Voice: Symposium on the Power of Protest Movements to Effect Change , by Stephen A. Plass
- Furthering the Enjoyment of Freedom of Assembly in Sub-Saharan Africa through Its Legal Systems The Power of a Voice: Symposium on the Power of Protest Movements to Effect Change , by Sarah E. Hager
- Colloquy between State Senators Jamilah Nasheed (MO) and Dwight Bullard (FL) The Power of a Voice: Symposium on the Power of Protest Movements to Effect Change
- Yearning to Belong: Finding a Home for the Right to Academic Freedom in the U.N. Human Rights Covenants , by Klaus Beiter, Terence Karran, and Kwadwo Appiagyei-Atua
- Can Law Stop Prosecution of Afghanistan’s Women and Girls for Moral Crimes: Searching for an Effective, Practical Legal Methodology , by Tara S. Neal
- For the Trafficking Victim, Winning Is Collecting , by Jerry Schreiber
- Gaudium et Spes: Reflections on Dialogue with Cuba Issues of Current Concern , by Terence E. Hogan
- Mark D. Kielsgard, Responding to Modern Genocide: At the Confluence of Law and Politics Book Review Essay , by Roza Pati
Volume 10 – 2015
- Table of Contents – Volume 10
- Volume 10 Title Page
- The Importance and Challenges of Values-Based Legal Orders, by Eckart Klein
- The Continuing Relevance of International Refugee Law in a Globalized World, by Guy S. Goodwin-Gill
- Some Thoughts on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the “Generations” of Human Rights, by Fausto Pocar
- Coal and Gold, Hard and Cold: Using Trade Agreements to Resolve Human Rights Violations in the Caribgean Colombia Mineral Extraction Industry, by Stephen Joseph Powell
- Catholic Health Care and the Affordable Care Act: A Matter of Social Justice, by Mary McDonough, J.D., Ph.D.
- The Affordable Care Act: Does it Improve Health and Does it Live up to Human Rights Standards?, by June Mary Zekan Makdisi
- The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act: Will Parity for Mental Health Care Truly Be Achieved in the 21st Century, by Samantha M. Behabahani, Psy.D., M.S. ClinPharm; Ivelisse Barreiro, M.S.; and Patricial Rivera, M.S.
- A Human Right to Health: Is There One and, if so, What Does it Mean?, by Carol Castleberry
- Rescuing the People of Tuvalu: Towards and I.C.J. Advisory Opinion on the International Legal Obligations to Protect the Environment and Human Rights of Populations Affected by Climate Change, by Mariya Gromilova
- Book Review Essay Water: An Essential Element for Life, by Rosa Pati
Volume 9 – 2014
- Table of Contents – Volume 9
- Volume 9 Title Page
- Marshalling the Forces of Good- Religion and the Fight against Human Trafficking, by Roza Pati
- Women Helping Women: The Italian Experience of Women Religious in Combating Human Trafficking and Modern-Day Slavery, by Sr. Eugenia Bonetti, MC
- The Priest-Penitent Privilege Revisited: A Reply to the Statutes of Abrogation, by Jude O. Exeanokwasa
- The Rule of Law, Judicial Reform and the Protection of Human Rights in Moldova and Transnistria, by Judithanne Scourfield McLauchlan, Ph.D.
- Privacy and Security Post-Snowden: Surveillance Law and Policy in the United States and India, by Zachary W. Smith
- Human Trafficking in Finland, by Sari Latomaa
- Colombia’s Herbicide Spraying in the Crucible Between Indigenous Rights, Environmental Law, and State Security, by Paola Solano
Volume 8 – 2013
- Table of Contents – Volume 8
- Volume 8 Title Page
- Compensating Collateral Damage in Elective International Conflict, by W. Michael Reisman
- Super-Intermediaries, Code, Human Rights, by Ira Steven Nathenson
- Privacy-Invading Technologies and Recommendations for Designing a Better Future for Privacy Rights, by Alexandra Rengel
- Media Witnesses: Human Rights in an Age of Digital Media, by Daniel Joyce
- Human Rights in China: Examining the Human Rights Values in Chinese Confucian Ethics and Roman Catholic Social Teaching, by Mee-Yin Mary Yuen
- Embracing Mercy: Rehabilitation as a Means to Fairly and Efficiently Address Immigration Violations, by David C. Koelsch
- Plugging the Gap: A Reconsideration of the U.N. Charter’s Approach to Low-Gravity Warfare, by Benjamin Zweifach
- Feeling Empty? Organ Trafficking & Trade: The Black Market for Human Organs, by Jacqueline Bowden
Volume 7 – 2012
- Table of Contents – Volume 7
- Volume 7 Title Page
- The President’s Welcome Address, by Franklyn M Casale
- Opening Remarks, by Douglas Ray
- Domestic Servitude A Contemporary Form of Slavery Justice at the Door Ending Domestic Servitude, by Roza Pati
- Back to Freedom: From Surviving to Thriving, by Ana I. Vallejo
- Justice at the Door: Ending Domestic Servitude, by Ana I. Vallejo, Simone Celestin, Sabrina Salomon
- Ensuring Decent Work for Domestic Workers: An Integral Approach to the Prevention of Labor Trafficking, by Mark Ensalaco
- Human Trafficking and Diplomatic Immunity: Impunity No More?, by Martina E. Vandenberg and Alexandra F. Levy
- U.S. Anti-Trafficking Policy and the J-1 Visa Program: The State Department’s Challenge from Within, by Patricia Medige and Catherine Griebel Bowman
- The New York Domestic Workers’ Bill of Rights: Justice at the Door, by Talle D. Gilmore
- Modem-Day Slavery Eclipsing the Sunshine State Compels Safe Harbor Legislation in Florida, by Lydia Butler
- Double Jeopardy in the Inter-American System of Human Rights: Balancing the Right and the Remedy, by Lisl Brunner
- Equality, Procedural Justice, and the World Trade Organization, by Adam S. Chilton and Ryan W. Davis
- Extreme Makeover – Contract Law Edition: A New Home for Human Rights and Social Responsibility (Lessons from Israel), by Eli Bukspan
Volume 6 – 2011
- Table of Contents – Volume 6
- Volume 6 Title Page
- The President’s Welcome Address, by Franklyn M. Casale
- A Survivor’s Story, by Erinece Saint Jean
- Saving Haiti’s Children from Hell Human Rights Aftershock Haiti, by W. Warren H. Binford
- A Child Rights-Based Approach to Reconstruction in Haiti, by Jonathan Todres
- In Times of Famine, Sweet Potatoes Have no Skin: A Historical Overview and Discussion of Post-Earthquake U.S. Immigration Policy Towards the Haitian People, by Jordan E. Dollar and Allison D. Kent
- Helping Haiti in the Wake of Disaster: Law Students as First Responders, by Melissa Gibson Swain and JoNel Newman
- Rule of Law in Haiti Before and After the 2010 Earthquake, by James D. Wilets and Camilo Espinosa
- Benevolent Assistance or Bureaucratic Burden?: Promoting Effective Haitian Reconstruction, Self-Governance and Human Rights Under the Right to Development, by Jeffery M. Brown
- Haitian Immovable Property Law: A Major Obstacle to Earthquake Recovery and Economic Development, by Winston W. Riddick
- The Fourth “P”: Combating Trafficking in Persons through Public-Private Partnerships, by Ileana Ros-Lehtinen
- Investing in the Business Against Human Trafficking: Embracing the Fourth “P” – Partnership, by Maudisa McSween
Volume 5 – 2010
- Table of Contents – Volume 5
- Volume 5 Title Page
- U.S. Immigration Detention Policy and Procedure from a Human Rights Perspective Introductory Remarks, by Frankly M. Casale
- U.S. Immigration Detention Policy and Procedure from a Human Rights Perspective Introductory Remarks, by Roza Pati
- As Old as the Hills Detention and Immigration U.S. Immigration Detention Policy and Procedure from a Human Rights Perspective, by Lenni B. Benson
- Fitting the Formula for Judicial Review The Law-Fact Distinction in Immigration Law U.S. Immigration Detention Policy and Procedure from a Human Rights Perspective, by Rebecca Sharpless
- Ignoring the Court’s Order The Automatic Stay in Immigration Detention Cases, Raha Jorjani
- Good Things Come to Those Who Wait – Reconsidering Indeterminate and Indefinite Detention as Tools in U.S. Immigration Policy, by Michael S. Vastine
- Essay on Legal Representation of Non-Citizens in Detention, by Michael J. Churgin
- U.S. Immigration Detention Policy and Procedure from a Human Rights Perspective, by Gracian A. Celaya
- Changes in the Wind How Increased Detention Rates, New Medical Care Standards, and Ice Policy Shifts Alter the Debate on Immigrant Detainee Healthcare, by Angela Morehouse
- Stories in Mexico and the United States about the Border: The Rhetoric and the Realities, by Gloria Valencia-Weber and Antoinette Sedillo Lopez
- Anatomy of a Sex Trafficking Case, by Terry Coonan
- The Responsibility to Protect Doctrine- Customary International Law, an Emerging Legal Norm, or Just Wishful Thinking, by Peter Stockberger
- A Comparative Approach to Enforced Disappearances in the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and the European Court of Human Rights Jurisprudence, by Ophelia Claude
Volume 4 – 2009
- Table of Contents – Volume 4
- Volume 4 Title Page
- President’s Welcome Address, The The Cuban Embargo and Human Rights – Intercultural Human Rights Law Review Annual Symposium, by Franklyn M. Casale
- Dean’s Welcome Address, The Cuban Embargo and Human Rights – Intercultural Human Rights Law Review Annual Symposium, by Alfredo Garcia
- Introductory Remarks The Cuban Embargo and Human Rights – Intercultural Human Rights Law Review Annual Symposium, by Siegfried Wiessner
- Sanctions and International Law The Cuban Embargo and Human Rights – Intercultural Human Rights Law Review Annual Symposium, by W. Michael Resman
- Natural Law, State Interest, and Economic Embargoes The Cuban Embargo and Human Rights – Intercultural Human Rights Law Review Annual Symposium, by Anotnio Jorge
- Effectiveness of Economic Sanctions The Case of Cuba, The The Cuban Embargo and Human Rights – Intercultural Human Rights Law Review Annual Symposium, by Sven Kuhn von Burgsdorff
- Embargo or Blockade – The Legal and Moral Dimensions of the U.S. Economic Sanctions on Cuba The Cuban Embargo and Human Rights – Intercultural Human Rights Law Review Annual Symposium, by Berta Esperanza Hernandez-Tryol
- View from below Grassroots Perspectives on Human Rights, the U.S. Embargo and Everyday Life in Contemporary Cuba, A The Cuban Embargo and Human Rights – Intercultural Human Rights Law Review Annual Symposium, by Katrin Hansing
- Cuban Embargo and Human Rights Appraisal and Recommendations, The The Cuban Embargo and Human Rights – Intercultural Human Rights Law Review Annual Symposium, by Armando Perez Roura
- Human Rights The Crises Today The Cuban Embargo and Human Rights – Intercultural Human Rights Law Review Annual Symposium, by Ileana Ros-Lehtinen
- International Sanctions from a Human Rights Law Perspective Some Observations on the Kadi Judgment of the European Court of Justice The Cuban Embargo and Human Rights: Intercultural Human Rights Law Review Annual Symposium, by Eckart Klein
- Why Human Rights Confuse the Sanctions Debate Towards a Goal-Sensitive Framework for Evaluating United Nations Security Council Sanctions The Cuban Embargo and Human Rights – Intercultural Human Rights Law Review Annual Symposium, by Padraic Foran
- Legal Nature of Trafficking in Human Beings, The Human Trafficking Global and Local Perspectives, by Ryszard Piotrowicz
- International Legal Instrument on Human Trafficking and a Victim-Oriented Approach Which Gaps Are to be Filled Human Trafficking Global and Local Perspectives, by Federico Lenzerini
- Where Are the Victims – The Credibility Gap in Human Trafficking Research Human Trafficking Global and Local Perspectives, by Johnny McGaha and Amanda Evans
- Human Trafficking in the Balkans An inside Report Human Trafficking Global and Local Perspectives, by Jasna Vujin
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Victims of Human Sex Trafficking A Perpetuation of Chronic Indignity Human Trafficking Global and Local Perspectives, by Angela A. Jones
- Kosher Slaughter, State Regulation of Religious Organizations, and the European Court of Human Rights Essay, by Jonathan Cohen
Volume 3 – 2008
- Table of Contents – Volume 3
- Volume 3 Title Page
- President’s Welcome Address, The Indigenous and Minority Languages under Siege Finding Answers to a Global Threat – Eighth Tribal Sovereignty Symposium, by Franklyn M. Casale
- Indigenous Languages under Siege The Native American Experience Indigenous and Minority Languages under Siege Finding Answers to a Global Threat – Eighth Tribal Sovereignty Symposium, by Allison M. Dussias
- Minority Language Rights Historical and Comparative Perspectives Indigenous and Minority Languages under Siege Finding Answers to a Global Threat – Eighth Tribal Sovereignty Symposium, by Douglas A. Kibbee
- In Defense of Speaking out The European Human Rights Regime and the Protection of Minority Languages Indigenous and Minority Languages under Siege Finding Answers to a Global Threat – Eighth Tribal Sovereignty Symposium, Antti Korkeadiva
- Promoting Human Rights through Indigenous Language Revitalization Indigenous and Minority Languages under Siege Finding Answers to a Global Threat – Eighth Tribal Sovereignty Symposium, by Jon Reyhner
- Indigenous Rights to Traditional Knowledge and Cultural Expressions Implementing the Millennium Development Goals, by Valeria J. Phillips
- Intellectual Property and Traditional Cultural Expressions A Synopsis of Current Issues Reflections on Intellectual Property, Traditional Knowledge and Cultural Expressions, by Molly Torsen
- Biodiversity, Traditional Knowledge and Folklore Work on Related IP Matters in the WTO Reflections on Intellectual Property, Traditional Knowledge and Cultural Expressions, by Hannu Wager
- Debt and the Realization of Economic and Social Rights in Sub-Saharan Africa Beyond Debt Relief to Solutions in the Common Interest, by Rachel Ordu
- U.S. Patent Reform and International Public Health Issues of Law and Policy Comment, by Kevin McGarry
- International Trafficking in Persons Suggested Responses to a Scourge of Humankind Documentation, by Franklyn M. Casale
Volume 2 – 2007
- Table of Contents – Volume 2
- Volume 2 Title Page
- President’s Welcome Address, The Sovereignty and Sustainable Development of Indigenous Peoples – Seventh Tribal Sovereignty Symposium, by Franklyn M. Casale
- Dean’s Welcome Address, The Sovereignty and Sustainable Development of Indigenous Peoples – Seventh Tribal Sovereignty Symposium, by Robert A. Butterworth
- Nunavut The Road to Indigenous Sovereignty: Sovereignty and Sustainable Development of Indigenous Peoples – Seventh Tribal Sovereignty Symposium, by Paul Okalik
- New Modalities of Sovereignty An Indigenous Perspective Sovereignty and Sustainable Development of Indigenous Peoples – Seventh Tribal Sovereignty Symposium, by June McCue
- Standing with Dignity Protecting Indigenous Rights and Traditional Ways in the United States Sovereignty and Sustainable Development of Indigenous Peoples – Seventh Tribal Sovereignty Symposium, by Carrie Dann
- Western Shoshone Struggle Opening Doors for Indigenous Rights, The Sovereignty and Sustainable Development of Indigenous Peoples – Seventh Tribal Sovereignty Symposium, by Julie Ann Fishel
- Supreme Court’s Legal Culture War against Tribal Law, The Sovereignty and Sustainable Development of Indigenous Peoples – Seventh Tribal Sovereignty Symposium, by Matthew L.M. Fletcher
- Economic Development A Real-Life Assessment Sovereignty and Sustainable Development of Indigenous Peoples – Seventh Tribal Sovereignty Symposium, by Keller George
- Economic Theory and the Road to Sustainable Development Sovereignty and Sustainable Development of Indigenous Peoples – Seventh Tribal Sovereignty Symposium, by Charles Pouncy
- The 1951 Convention and the 1967 Protocol Relating to the Status of Refugees Evolution and Relevance for Today, by Pierre-Michel Fontaine
- Eliminating Conflicting Interpretations of the European Convention on Human Rights by the European Court of Justice and the European Court of Human Rights The PDIQ System as a Preventative Solution, by Adam D.J. Balfour
- Regional Human Rights Courts and Internal Armed Conflicts, by Michele D’Avolio
- Making Sense of the Right to Truth in Educational Ethics Toward a Theory and Practice that Protect the Fundamental Interests of Adolescent Students, by Anja Matwijkiw and Willie Mack
Volume 1 – 2006
- Table of Contents – Volume 1
- Volume 1 Title Page
- Dedication, by Siegfried Wiessner
- The Miami Declaration of Principles on Human Trafficking: Its Genesis and Purpose, by Roza Pati
- The Miami Declaration of Principles on Human Trafficking
- President’s Welcome Address, The Symposium – Invisible Chains: Breaking the Ties of Human Trafficking in Humans, by Franklyn Casale
- Trafficking in Persons The 21st Century Version of Human Slavery Symposium Invisible Chains Breaking the Ties of Trafficking In Humans, by R. James Nicholson
- Call for a 21st Century Abolitionist Movement, The Symposium Invisible Chains Breaking the Ties of Trafficking In Humans, by John R. Miller
- Putting Lives Back Together Women Helping Women the Italian Experience Boce of Women Religious Symposium Invisible Chains Breaking the Ties of Trafficking In Humans, by Eugenia Bonetti
- Escape to Freedom A Former Slave’s Story Symposium Invisible Chains Breaking the Ties of Trafficking In Humans, by Francis Bok
- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement At the Forefront of the Fight against Human Trafficking Symposium Invisible Chains Breaking the Ties of Trafficking In Humans, by John P. Woods
- Dean’s Welcome Address, The Symposium Addressing the Scourge of Human Trafficking International and Domestic Solution – A Working Symposium for Scholars, Governmental and Non-Go, by Robert A. Butterworth
- Addressing the Scourge of Human Trafficking The Challenge Ahead Symposium Addressing the Scourge of Human Trafficking International and Domestic Solution – A Working Symposium for Scholars, by Roza Pati
- OSCE and the Struggle against Human Trafficking The Argument for a Comprehensive, Multi-Pronged Approach, The Symposium Addressing the Scourge of Human Trafficking International and Dome, by Helga Konrad
- Strategies for Combating Human Trafficking within the United States, Canada and Mexico Symposium Addressing the Scourge of Human Trafficking International and Domestic Solution, by Dorchen A. Leidholdt
- The Trafficking Victims Protection Act A Work in Progress, by Terry Coonan
- Between a Sharp Rock and a Very Hard Place The Trafficking Victims Protection Act and the Unintended Consequences of the Law Enforcement Cooperation Requirement, by Charles Song and Suzy Lee
- How Strong Collaboration between Legal and Social Service Professionals Will Improve Outcomes for Trafficking Survivors and the Anti-Trafficking Movement, by Heather Moore
- Invisible Chains Psychological Coercion of Human Trafficking Victims, by Elizabeth Hooper and Jose Hidalgo
- The next Step in the Fight against Human Trafficking Outlawing the Trade in Slave-Made Good, by Kevin Bales and Becky Cornell
- Human Security or State Security – The Overriding Threat in Trafficking in Persons, by Mohamed Y. Mattar
- Prosecuting Peacekeepers in the ICC for Human Trafficking, by Melanie O’Brien
- Human Trafficking in the Netherlands The Protection of and Assistance to Victims in Light of Domestic and International Law and Policy, by Cindy Braspenning
- Trafficking into Prostitution in India and the Indian Judiciary, by Kuma Regmi
- Assessing Human Trafficking in Canada Flawed Strategies and the Rhetoric of Human Rights, by Constance MacIntosh
