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University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review

About this Journal

The International and Comparative Law Review publishes articles of substantial legal merit and creativity authored by scholars and practitioners of private and public international law.

Current Issue: Volume 33, Issue 1 (2025)

Prefatory Matter

Front Matter and Table of Contents

Articles

TRIPs, World Trade, Social Progress, and the Public Interest
Hannibal Travis

A Leap of Good Faith: Intent Requirements in Trademark Applications Across Major Markets
Maximillian Scott Matiauda

Framing the Dialogue by Revisiting Fundamental Principles for Indirect Copyright Liability in China: History, Economics and Tort Law Analysis
Xiao MA

Notes

Tracing the Truth: The Case for the United States to Adopt Eu-Style Supply Chain Transparency in Global High-Risk Industries
Daniel Assor

The Samsung Succession and Art Donations: The Necessity of Tax Incentives in Preserving and Expanding the Cultural Heritage of South Korea
Sophia Do

These Boots Were Made for Copyrighting: A Comparative Analysis of Copyright Protection for the Shoe Industry in the European Union and United States and How It is Impacting the “Dupe” Market
Annalee Gunderson