Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies, Volume 26.2

Issue 2 of Volume 26 features five articles related to the theme of “Legal Subjectivities” and five student notes written by law students at the Indiana University Maurer School of Law.  Volume 26.2 may be accessed here.

Articles:

• The Idea of Property: A Comparative Review of Recent Empirical Research Methods
  Paul T. Babie, Peter D. Burdon, Francesca da Rimini, Cherie Metcalf, and Geir Stenseth
• The U.N. Committee of 24’s Dogmatic Philosophy of Recognition: Toward a Sui Generis Approach to Decolonization
  Hakeem O. Yusuf and Tanzil Chowdhury
• The Effectiveness and Application of the EU Principle of Consistent Interpretation in Hungarian Courts
  Fabio Ratto Trabucco
• Understanding the Politics of Resentment: of the Principles, Institutions, Counter-Strategies, Normative Change, and the Habits of Heart
  Tomasz Taduesz Koncewicz
• From Justice to Injustice: Lowering the Threshold of European Consensus in Oliari and Others versus Italy
  Nazim Ziyadov

Notes:

• Enforcement Mechanisms for International Standards of Judicial Independence: The Role of Government and Private Actors
  Rachel Stopchinski
• A Georgist Perspective of Petroleum Taxation
  Joseph Leeson
• “Believe Me,” We Do Not Have a Foreign Emoluments Clause Violation
  Scotty Nicole Teal
• The Sea of the Universe: How Maritime Law’s Limitation on Liability Gets it Right, and Why Space Law Should Follow by Example
  Rachel Rogers
• Defining Critical Infrastructure for a Global Application
  Colleen M. Newbill