"This is your wake-up call" : Lea Brilmayer's impact as a scholar and teacher / Chiara Giorgetti and Natalie Klein
Lea Brilmayer : how contacts count / Harold Hongju Koh
Professor Brilmayer and the third restatement / Kermit Roosevelt III
Choice-of-law as geographic scope limitations / Carlos M. Vázquez
Forum non conveniens : recent developments at the intersection of public and private international law / Philippa Webb
Meddling in internal affairs : establishing the boundaries of non-intervention in a world without boundaries / W. Michael Reisman
Jurisprudential space junk : treaties and new technologies / Rebecca Crootof
Recognition, rewards, and regime change / William J. Moon
Functional state recognition and international economic law / Kathleen Claussen
Why sub-state groups are endowed with rights / Laura S. Underkuffler
Why international organizations are accountable to you / Eyal Benvenisti
Are international mass claims commissions the right mechanism to provide redress to individuals injured under international law? / Chiara Giorgetti
Land and sea : resolving contested land and disappearing land disputes under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea / Natalie Klein
Professor Lea Brilmayer and the quest for evidence from space / John Crook
The Eritrea-Ethiopia claims commission's partial awards on Eritrea's and Ethiopia's diplomatic claims / Robert G. Volterra
The misinterpretation and misapplication of the minimum standard of international law / Stephen M. Schwebel
Conflict of laws : a recipe for transformative contributions / Erin O'Hara O'Connor.