Cornell International Law Journal

Issue 51.4 is here! Check it out! Can Soft Regulation Prevent Financial Crises?: The Dutch Central Bank's Supervision of Behavior and Culture By John M. Conley, Lodewijk Smeehuijzen, Cynthia A. Williams & Deborah E. Rupp... Dam(n) Displacement: Compensation, Resettlement, and Indigeneity Stephen R. Munzer Out of the Legal Wilderness: Peacetime, Espionage, International Law and the Existence of Customary Exceptions Iñaki Navarrete & Russell Buchan NOTES Oil, Gas, and Rhesus Monkeys: A New Framework for Natural Resources Under the Commercial Activity Exception Madelaine Horn https://www.lawschool.cornell.edu/research/ILJ/index.cfm

Congratulations and welcome to ILJ's new Editors!

Cornell International Law Journal’s Second Online Symposium is here! This Symposium features a discussion of Hanoch Dagan & Avihay Dorfman’s Interpersonal Human Rights, which can be found in the print version of CIlJ in issue 51.2. We are incredibly thankful to Professors Dagan & Dorfman for their intriguing scholarship and support throughout this process. We are also very appreciative of all our Symposium authors who have generated a fascinating, thorough, and important discussion about this topic. http://cornellilj.org/online-symposium-2018-interpersonal-/

Check out our new masthead! Congratulations to our incoming group of Associates and our newest Editors!

Interested in the new era of online music in China? Jing Yang discusses the history of copyright protection in the context of China’s music-streaming industry, the disputes that arose around exclusive licenses, and the implication of the post-exclusive-licensing era to record companies and the copyright system in China in our new article! http://cornellilj.org/the-2-0-era-of-online-music-in-china/

Annalisa Choy talks about the effects of international copyright law on music streaming platforms in our latest CILJ Online article! http://cornellilj.org/music-you-love-harmonizing-music-str/