Critical Analysis: Turkey’s Failed Ban On Twitter
On March 20, 2014, Turkey blocked its citizens from the social media website, Twitter. Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is the main culprit for
The Smart Grid: How the International Community is Combating Climate Change (Part 2 of 3)
This is the second blog post in a series of three blog posts proposing that the Smart Grid is a possible contributing remedy to fighting
Critical Analysis: The Effectiveness of Current Laws Regulating the International Exotic Bird Pet Trade
The international pet trade for exotic animal species is a highly lucrative, multi-billion dollar enterprise, second only to drugs and weapons on the black market.
Critical Analysis: Brazil’s Oil and Land Use Rights
Would you like to strike it rich through the purchase of land use rights? Consider bidding on the next oil and gas auction by the
The Smart Grid: How the International Community Is Combating Climate Change (Part 1 of 3)
This is the first blog post in a series of three blog posts proposing that the Smart Grid is a possible contributing remedy to fighting
Critical Analysis: The Resurgence of the Modern Baby Box
Baby hatches (also called baby boxes) are not an entirely modern concept, as their use can be traced back to medieval times. Their purpose has
Critical Analysis: Pride and History at Stake in ICJ Ruling Defining Maritime Border Between Peru and Chile
About a month ago, the International Court of Justice at the Hague (“ICJ”) issued a ruling in a dispute between Peru and Chile that was
Critical Analysis: High Stakes for GLBTQ Community in Uganda
After a controversy spanning five years, Ugandan President Museveni signed a bill into law expanding the criminalization of homosexuality in Uganda. GLBTQ individuals could now
Critical Analysis: Hope for Ukrainian Democracy with the Parliament and the Protesters
Major upheaval in the Ukrainian government followed fiery and deadly protests in Kiev’s Independence Square last week. Parliament ousted President Viktor Yanukovych and declared a
Critical Analysis: The ECJ Saves the Internet
Very little in international intellectual property is more controversial than the internet. Hosted on the internet are millions of pieces of intellectual property – articles,
Critical Analysis: Data Breaches Signify Need for Unified Data Protection Laws
If you are reading this blog post then you have access to the internet, a network that you are currently sharing with 2.4 billion other
Critical Analysis: The Changing Landscape of International Privacy
In the weeks and months to come, the international community will see the deployment of a number of new privacy initiatives. The new privacy laws
