Denver Journal of International Law and Policy articles from September 2006

Denver Journal of International Law and Policy archives from September 2006

Hired hands needed: the impact of globalization and human rights law on migrant workers in the United States.
September 22, 2006... "Let's cross the border. I'll take you for $300 each. It's the ultimate for the poor. You won't have to sleep on the floor. Not like here, where you're dying of hunger. It's the land of money where you'll find beautiful houses and big cars....

International merger control: globalization or global failure?
September 22, 2006... I. INTRODUCTION "It has been said that arguing against globalization is like arguing the laws of gravity." (1) Like the inescapable force of gravity, the world today has succumbed to the force of economic globalization. With technological...

Rethinking amnesty.
September 22, 2006... I. INTRODUCTION "Impunity for international crimes and for systematic and widespread violations of fundamental human rights is a betrayal of our human solidarity with the victims of conflicts to whom we owe a duty of justice, remembrance,...

Law in places that don't exist.
September 22, 2006... I. INTRODUCTION With the possible exception of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, unrecognized de facto states are not household names. (2) Indeed, the world's dozen or so unrecognized, secessionist states are largely ignored by the...