Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies, Volume 31.2

Issue 2 of Volume 31 is our annual symposium issue. This year’s symposium was hosted on January 19-20, 2024 and was titled “A Fragile Framework: How Global Food Systems Intersect with the International Legal Order, the Environment, and the World’s Population.” This issue features six articles and one student note written by a law student at the Indiana University Maurer School of Law.

Articles:

• Managing International Agricultural Trade Through a Climate Change “Lens”: Enhancing Food Security in a Climate Changing World
  Michael R. Barsa
• Avoiding the Threat of Food Nationalism
  Laurie Jamile Beyranevand
• Defining “Healthy” on Food Labels: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
  Alexia Brunet Marks
• The Persisent Disaster
  Allison Korn
• Beyond Reform: Food Sovereignty and the Future of Global Food Systems
  Smita Narula
• Where There Is No Law: The Potential Global Impacts of Improving Food Consumption and Reducing Food Waste
  Shellye Suttles & Ronald D. Sands

Note:

• Russia’s Rightful Responsibility: How the Law on Treaties Precludes any Russian Invocation of the World Trade Organization’s Article XXIII(b)(iii) Security Exception
  Tyler J.M. Parrish