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Most Recent Additions* Scholarly Commons at Hofstra Law*

The Detention of Huawei’s CFO is Legally Justified. Why Doesn’t the U.S. Say So?
Julian Ku

Whether the U.S.-China Trade Deal is a MOU Doesn’t Matter, But Its Legal Status Might
Julian Ku

The Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act Is Redundant, but Still Worthwhile
Julian Ku

Choosing Privacy
Irina D. Manta

Gawking Legally
Irina D. Manta

The British are Coming to the South China Sea, and It's About Time
Julian Ku

Ignore the Hype: The Taiwan Travel Act is Legally Binding
Julian Ku

It’s Time for South China Sea Economic Sanctions
Julian Ku

Why China’s Disappearance of Interpol’s Chief Matters
Julian Ku

Congress Leads on Taiwan Again by Opening the Door to High-Level US Government Contacts
Julian Ku

Why Ratification of the U.N. Convention of the Law of the Sea May Violate Article III of the U.S. Constitution
Julian G. Ku

Perceptions and Reality: The Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in China
Roger P. Alford, Julian G. Ku, and Bai Xiao

Is International Law….Law?
Julian Ku

Does the ICJ Have Binding Jurisdiction Over the Guyana-Venezuela Border Controversy? Probably, But Maybe Not
Julian Ku

Introducing the Opinio Juris/ EJIL:Talk! Joint Symposium on Anthea Roberts’ “Is International Law International?"
Julian Ku

The Need for Peer Mentoring Programs Linked to the Legal Writing Class: An Analysis and Proposed Model
Amy R. Stein

On bail reform, it’s time to trust our judges
A. Gail Prudenti

International Law and the Dispute over the Falkland Islands
Julian Ku

Why Constitutional Rights Litigation Should Not Follow the Flag
Julian Ku

Neither Father nor Doctor “Knows Best”: From Tradition to Choice in the Family and on the Wards
Janet L. Dolgin

*Updated as of 08/12/20.